The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-04

er of New Ulm were paying taxes in
Redwood Falls last Thursday.
The Winona Lumber Co. has sold
the lumber for new residence on Ram
sey Heights by Mrs. Catherine Smith.
Attorney J. H. Bowers has been in
Wiklin county for several days during
the past.week attending to legal bust
ness.
Tracy Herald: :. Even Redwood coun-
ty had little touch of cyclone last
Sunday. What The GAZETTE can't
scare up for an item isn't worth record
ing.
The Ladies Industrial society of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
George Prior tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Ice cream and cake will COM
pose the menu card. All are invited.
N. B. Andersen of this city is build
ing photograph gallery in Morton and
intends to have it ready by June 18th.
He will operate it in connection with
bis gallery in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. J. A. Pugh and Mrs. r. l.. Nc
Cormack of Hayward, Wis, arrived in
Redwood Falls Monday afternoon for
the purpose of witnessing the gradual
ing exercises that turned Mrs. Pugh's
son. 10y, on the cruel world.
J. A. Schmahl was in st. Paul on
Wednesday of last week. He filed the
briefs of the respondents in the libel
suit of J. l.. Byram against THE GA
zETTE, which was submitted on brief
to the five justices of the Supreme Court
on that day.
G.. f. Hoxie, chief mining engineer
at the gold mine, left Delhi Monday for
MinneapolissfO the purpose of confer
ring with the directors of the company
regarding an extension of improve
ments to be made at the mine in a
short time. Mr.. HOXie will return to-
morrow.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning instead of the Sunday follow
ing. Rev. John Sinclair will attend a
Christian Endeavor convention in
Mankato on Saturday and Sunday,
preaching the convention sermon on
the latter day.
The st. Peter Journal states that Har-
ry Stewart has his eye on the manage
ment of the ST. Peter base ball club and
is DESTROYS of purchasing an interest in
it. The same paper states that Pascal
Mcconnell. well-known here, has just
returned from Rush Medical college,
where he is studying for the practice of
medicine.
The board of prison managers have
fixed this seasons binder Irvine price as
follows. Pure MANILA, cents pound;
MANILA and sisal, 6 cents standard, 5
cents; sisal, 5 cents. These above prices
are on carload lots. On less amounts
one-half cent pound extra will be
charged. The board further agrees to
meet any legitimate competition on
Irvine of equal quality. State Irvine is
now sold lower than ever before.
The alumni of the Redwood Falls
high school will have reunion and
banquet at Hotel Francois tomorrow
evening. A. NJ. Welles, former princi-
pal of the Redwood Falls high school,
will act as POSTMASTER. Speeches will
be made by J. r. Hitchcock, James
Beecher, F. V. Hubbard, Birdie O'Hara
Ella Hawk, J. L. Torrens, Frank Clay
son, George Stegner, Emily Wilson and
A. M. Welles, the whole to close with
a song.
In the divorce case of James F. Hol-
born VS.. Mamie HOlbOrn, on trial be-
fore the district court for Dickey county,
S. d., last week. the court took the case
under consideration. All of the evil
dence was presented, but the South Da-
kota laws are such that if the defense
desires to offer new evidence at any
time within 80 days after the hearing it
may do so. Whether the defense will
take advantage of the clause is not
known. Holborn is satisfied that he
will be granted bill.
The stock of Laird & Dornberg, insol-
vents, was sold in lump sum by AS
signee Dickinson last Friday afternoon,
J. E. Snyder of Winona securing the
same at 81 800. D. E. Laird Bid 81 200
for the same and Mr.. johnson, hard
ware merchant of Gaylosd, Mimi, bid
81 300. The bids were NJ the entire re-
naming stock, including fixtures and
farm machinery of the insolvent firm.
Since the assignment the assignee sold
out over 81 900 of the stock originally
assigned. . 1t is estimated that the re-
naming stock was worth between
$1,000 and 1000. Whether Mr.. Snyder
will dispose of the stock here or move it
away is question
Julius H. Melges will leave for Chi
cago some time this week. That city
will no hiC fl,ty,ro roc;Ionoo III will