The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-03-04

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Fisher Cuff has returned from q
trip into the northern part of the
State.
Miss Christine Sample left for st.
Paul Monday to make purchases for
the spring millinery trade.
County Attorney Frank Clague
came over from Lamberton last Thurs
day for the purpose Of prosecuting
the case against John Frank.
Alvin Duncan of Spencer, Iowa,
and Edward Duncan of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, have been visiting with their
sister, Mrs. Charles Fleischer at North
Redwood during'the past week.
Fred L. Warner left for st. Paul
Monday. He will attend to several
matters in connection with the United
States Savings & Loan association of
that city, for which concern he is ag-
ent at this place.
DR.. e. L HAYES came up from
Mankato Tuesday evening and will
return to-day, taking with, him his
daughter, Miss Blanche and Master
Edwin Halves. Mrs. Halves is now
visiting her parents at Anoka.
Andrew Larson, superintendent of
the Lamberton creamery, and Miss
Lena Rasmussen, who has been clerk
ing for A. III. Anderson of Lamberton,
we're married in this city last Thurs
day. They will reside in Lamberton
The Pythian Dramatic club of
Sleepy Eye gave up their entertain
ment scheduled for last Monday even
ing for the reason that the Northwest
ern would not give them an excursion
train to and from Sleepy Eye for less
than $65.
The annual election of the officers
of the fire department resulted in c.
V. Everett being elected secretary
and Emil Kuenzli treasurer. The
chief and assistant chief are selected
by the council and each company Sc.
lects its own officers.
Miss Addie Bigham has met with
such marked success in teaching
school in the Hosmer district in Lam
berton township that the school boara
of the district have extended the tern
for an extra month, and have also
asked her to teach the school during
the spring term. She has accepted
the offer.
In the case of Ebenezer Watson VS.
James Holborn Judge Weber hal
reversed the decision of the municipa
court OF this city. The case was com
menced for the purpose of recovering
1851 and the lower court entered
judgment on the pleadings. Messrs
Somerville & Olsen then took the case
and appealed it to the district cour
with the result above stated.
Geo. NJ. Russell of Washington, D
c., special agent for the Unitee
States pension department., was in tn,
city last Thursday and Friday, put
ting UP at Hotel Francois. Mr.. Rus
sell was engaged in looking up a pen
sion case, in which D. J. Laird of thi
city and Isaac Moore of Westline CAV
more or less evidence. He left OF
| Fridays train for Tracy with the view
of driving from that town to Westlin
and securing Mr.. Moore's testimony
Estimates made by three or fou
farmers of this county to Prof. Rey
nolds of the State Beard of Health
have it that Redwood county suffered
to the extent of $lO,5OO by reason O
the hog cholera last year. Twenty
two counties of the State report los
of 1872, $50. The other counties hav,
not yet reported. Brown county re
ports a loss of $l2,5OO, Cottonwood
$500. The statistics were gathered t.
be used towards securing the passag,
of bill, seeking to prevent spread
| ing of the disease, through the legis
lature.
Col. Frank Irish of the Northwest
ern offered the following for publica
ton on Friday: Il am As years O.
age and l have two sons of lawful age
All three of us are, ready to spend
week or month of our time as volun
teers in an army to stop the damnablt
and bloodthirsty career of Spain il
Cuba. It is time that the United
States interferes and for the govern
ment to stop catering to few persons
who are afraid that their business in
terests are going to be affected by
reason of war for civilization anc
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