The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-02-27

birthday and the banks of this city
we're closed all day.
d. L. Henry, internal revenue col.
lector for this district, was in Red
wood Falls yesterday
e. G. Kenney returned Monda az
from Minneapolis, where he attended
the photographers convention held in
that city last week.
George French is talking of locat-
ing in Mexico some time in the near
future with the view of taking up the
practice of dentistry.
John Daub, father of Theodore and
John Daub of Vail township, died
during the early portion of last week.
The deceased was over 80 years of
age.
A large number of the members of
the Christian CHURCH INDUCED in
social time at the home of John Clark,
Jr., on the Willard farm, last Friday
evening.
The Journal of last Saturday states
that S. H. Bissel, manager of the I'm
iversity track athletes, will bring out
a strong team for the field day sports
of the university.
The weather has been beautiful
since last Thursday. The sun has
been out every day. The atmosphere
has been warm and nearly all the snow
has disappeared. Yesterday at the
hour of going to press, light clouds
covered the sky.
The Daughters of Rebekkah gave a
farewell party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Pugh at Odd Fellows hall
last evening. Mr.. and sMrs. Pugh
leave for Hayward, Wis, about March
lst. Their sons and Langdon E. Post
will accompany them.
F. P. Day, the owner of a great
deal of Redwood county land. was in
dicted in Milwaukee, Wis, a year or
more ago in connection of receiving
deposits after knowing that his bank
was insolvent' Two weeks ago Mr..
Day was acquitted on every one of the
counts brought.
New Ulm News: Redwood Falls is
, nothing without some excitement,
} criminal or otherwise. In fact, it is a
, small edition of Kansas turmoil, with
a great many extras thrown in. *: !:
, Not content with monopolizing every
other form of excitement, Redwood
Falls had several prize ring wrestling
matches in a hall Saturday evening,
35 cents admission, a description of
which occupies two columns of the
racy GAZETTE.
The North Redwood Roller Mills,
) formerly owned by Birum & Ander-
son, passed into the hands of Horton
/ Nelson on Thursday of last week. II
, will be remembered that Mr.. Nelson
r held mortgage on the property fol
over $4,000. About year ago he
foreclosed the mortgage and the
property, including nearly quartz,
, section of land, was sold under the
hammer, Mr.. Nelson bidding it in fol-
the full amount Of his mortgage. Mr.
Nelson wants to sell the property anc
, is reported as being willing to sell il
r for the full amount of the mortgage
S including interest.
< President Stewart and Secretary
: Dornberg of the Redwood Falls Co
l Operative creamery association at
Q tended meeting of farmers in tn
Q Martin schoolhouse, Sheridan, on las
Saturday. The meeting was callet
K for the purpose of organizing a co
: operative creamery association. |
?, was successful meeting. TT. Sloa1
was elected President, John Long
e bottom vice-president, Chas. A. Tai
t secretary and L. H. Hodge treasurer
Q Committee were appointed to carry o.
: the work. It was decided to locat
Q the creamery on the southeast corne
i of the northeast quarter of Section ;
t Sheridan, land now owned by NJ. W
k French, The incorporators are al
q substantial farmers of that section AM
t it is almost certain that they will hav
t a creamery in operation this summer
r The second division of the Presby
terrain church gave a social at the 6
8 A. R. hall last Friday evening il
Il honor of George and Martha Wash
ington. Each person on entering th'
: hall was given a bow made of ribbon
): each one numbered and the persons