The Redwood gazette., 1896-04-02

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county commissioners will be held in
this city on April 10Th.
A business meeting of the young
ladies Cycle Of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the lecture
room of the church tomorrow after
noon at four o'clock.
THE.GAzErTE has received from F.
O. Conway gaily Autographed post
er advertising "La Fiesta de Los An
geles" from April % to 25 inclusive.
1t will be the annual feast OF Los An
geles, of Southern California, and the
Southwest.
Treasurer Lankard informed us last
Friday that j. A. Pugh had forwarded
to him the personal property tax due
the county on account of j. A. Pugh's
hardware stock in this city prior to
March I'd last. The tax and penalty
amounted to about $48.
The State census gives Redwood
county an old soldier population OF
only 142. The G.. A. R. membership,
according to Commander McCady's
report, is only II. In Renville coun-
ty according to the census there are
1863 old soldiers with G.. A. R. mem
bership of 95.
Jonn O'Connel, town clerk of West
! line, was in the city Saturday. MIR.
O'Connel left home Friday evening
He stated that heavy rain was on in
his section when he left there and it
was on all the way Into this city. Nc
! seeding had been done in that town
up to. Friday evening".
s. The county jail now contains six in
r mates, all from Renville county. Two
J, of the latest acquisitions ares VIM
Carney, arrested and sent up for thirty
y days for stealing 30 cent whip a
Bird Island, and John Anderson sen
; up for twenty days for stealing al
J overcoaa Valued at $40.
P. F. Ryder..& Co., lumber mer
chants at Morgan, fled a toiuntar..
deedeof assignment with the sRegiste
>. of Deeds on Thursday Of last week
e. WIG. Wilson of Minneapolis is tn
s. assignee. .QW. j. Mcleod of this cit
Ills one of the attorneys. The liabilitie
gre about $500 and the assets Wi!
Hprobably not exceed $4,000.
! Wyoming street placed anothe
Etmark.in the censusl roll early Sunda
= morning when a 11spound boy al
peared at the home of George l
= Evans-the fifth of the line. Georg
announced that the young man ha
been..named William Mckinley Evan
was favorable to ps otection and in fl
vor of sound currency, but willing
accept"either silver or gold
Marshall Messenger: Fred Warne
the hustling reaRestate man, ,'pohticia
and general good fellow of Redwoo
Falls, drove ihto Marshall on We
ON nessay evening, transacting busine
;. M at the us. land Office and rettrnir
: =, the followingSlay. If Redwood cou
P NJ ty wants him. Fred wild hoe the ne
clerk of court of that. county, y,'and
better qualifications can aye''fouad
locking further for candidate.
pril RRev. R. e. ANDERSON, rat'csee til
An as RasHSSkt Sly, But now of Haworth, 4lL.v
fA in: 'the city visiting old friends,4
T. Wednesday and Thursday last. N
= Anderson stated that.his church atsA
gyie had recently buEned downssal
. n. unfortunately, three Meeks before II
N N. FIRE the assurance had been allow
r to lapse .snd had not been renewe
Mrs. Anderson and the rchildren W
= visit the parents of the iformer, N
10 -, and Mrs. F. A. Lyman during t
1ts icomlng sumHer.
ats Remenyi, ahe famous airtuoso,
- said to usually carry with aim viii
, oG.concert tours from twenty-five
: sixty superb yialin bows. Heaaas nea
. ly a. Aundred- all of them OF .supe
excellent quality and many Of the
ks, !, inlaid with gold, pearl and other e
\ pensive ornaments. He seldom aas
stz bow more than three or four ela
sh, aHd nights, before tits discarded at
seat to Paris to be tre-haired. III
is duty he pays, on the return of the
De- articles is no trifling sum, but the e
r'sl centrieities of a genius must be gra
flied.
I'M Wood Lake Ledger: We were vel
lly much interested the other. cav in rea,