The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-29

Thomas Hudson and vile we're over
from Springfield last Sunday.
Peter Praxel was over from Lam
berton during the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. w. II. Webster left yesterday
for Minneapolis TO receive medical
treatment in a hospital in that city.
By taking your shirt waists this
summer to the Laundry opposite the
Commercial House, you can get them
laundried for ten cents.
Maj. s. w. Tredway, Chas. Double,
and Messrs. Brown and Keefe wheeled
up from Morton last Sunday, while
Col. R. H. G. Human drove around
town to take in the improvements.
The Winona Lumber Co.'s new
lumber yards on the corner of Wash
ington and Fifth streets is rapidly
nearing completion. The roof is now
being placed on the main building.
Till Tibbetts leaves for Mankato to-
day to act as witness in the Hub
bard-Palmer land case in the Federal
court. r The case involves the owner
ship of over 5000 acres Of land in
Redwood county.
.x There will be meeting of citizens
interested in the matter of having a
trotting meeting in connection with
the county fair held at Bells furniture
store at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The weather of the past week has
been exceptionally fine, bright and
sunshiny each day, and as result
garden truck has been pushing up
wards through the earth with COM
mendable rapidity. Radishes and
onions are being pulled from hot beds
for the table at the present time.
John Whittet is building an extern
sion to his residence in Watson's addi-
ton, raising the residence to two
story building 22x28 feet and::2O feet
high in posts. The improvement will
cost in the neighborhood of $500 and
the work is being done under the d.
rection of Frank Grub and H. D.
Woodwork.
II saw something Friday that have
never before seen in Minnesota" re-
marked Judge Bowers last Saturday.
ut was striking scene on one farm
threshing machine was engaged in
turning out the golden grain at one
place, seeder was sowing grain in
another and gang pillow was turning
the sod in another"
Attorney Harriott had tooth pulled
last Saturday forenoon while under
the influence of hypnotism. Prof
Click put the lawyer in the hypnotic
condition and DR.. Birch pulled the
tooth. After the latter had been
jerked the attorney was brought back
to life. He is of the opinion that the
scheme is a good one for those suffer
ing from aching teeth.
A recent issue of the Sioux City
Journal contains the following: Mont
Conklin will cut it wide on the boule
Yards this summer. To-day he brought
down from Winnebago City, Mimi, q
four-year-old gelding that showed g
2:35 clip on heavy track, without
previous training. He is natural
PAGER, of the Compwood stock, mahog.
any bay with black points, and is as
stylish as an Easter bonnet.
w. P. Huntington left for St. Paul
Tuesday to attend a regular meeting
of the trustees of the Minnesota State
Soldiers's Home. On account of the
refusal of the legislature to appropri-
ate $4,000 for the relief fund the
trustees of the home have been obliged
to refuse all applications for relief
from soldiers receiving over $12 pei
month pension, except in cases of ex
treme necessity. Several cases in and
around Redwood Falls will be affect
ed by this ruling.
The cannon secured by Representa-.
tive McCleary for John S. Marsh Post
of this city has been shipped from
the Boston yards for this place and it
is expected here the latter part oil
this or the first part of next week. The
cannon comes over the Canadian Pa.
cific, the 500 and the Minneapolis &
St. Louis. It will be used temporarily
as an ornamentation for the encamp.
ment grounds around the falls. Com.
mander J. NJ. Huntington of John S
Marsh Post desires to thank those cit.
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