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

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the Masonic Block Grocery.
VIM. Kane Of Heron Lake was reg
istered at Hotel Francois Tuesday.
Mr.. Kane is in the machine business.
Attorney g. 7. Christianson Of Rem
vile was over from that place Tues
day, he having q case in the district
court.
The Anti-Saloon League Conven-
ton, called for May 9Th, has been
postponed until q later date. By or
der of Dwight Bissell, president.
The Jewell Nursery Co. of Lake
City has display of dracinea and
umbrella palms and couple of be-
gonias in The GAZETTE bay window.
The Rathbone Sisters, the ladies
adjunct to the Knights of Pythias,
gave very pleasant party at the
Knights Of Pythias hall Tuesday even
ing. Dancing was INDUCED in until
early yesterday morning.
The weather was exceptionally warm
last Tuesday and a strong south wind
blowing dust and sand made the day
very disagreeable. The wind quieted
during the night. This was followed
by rain and cooling of the atmos
phere. Yesterday morning was cloudy.
There is a remarkable stir in Red
wood county lands this year. The
real estate men of the city are kept on
the jump and prices are going up
steadily. There are number of i'm
proved farms on the lists of the real
estate men. There is but little wild
land left in the county.
Charity Chapter No. IS, Order of
Eastern Star, held a regular meeting
last night. The meeting was turned
into social affair, at which shadow
graphs we're presented and other
amusements INDUCED in. A large
number of invited non members were
present.
Last Monday Treasurer Lankard
sold the S. E. ! sec. 36 in Sheridan to
Mrs. Louisa Deike for $500 cash.
This is we'll improved farm, yet in
dicates the growing value of real es-
tate in Redwood county. There is no
question but lands in this county will
go much higher in the next few years.
At the meeting of John S. Marsh
Post G. A. R. Tuesday evening, G. w.
George resigned his position as quar-
termaster owing to his departure to
California, where he will reside in the
future. Mrs. George and children left
for st. Paul Tuesday and will leave
that city for San Diego, California, on
the 10Th.
The city council held regular
meeting last Friday evening and de-
cided to advertise for bids for sprink-
ling the streets of the city during the
ensuing season. The council also re-
solved itself into general committee
to meet with similar committee from
the township of Redwood Falls for the
purpose of looking over the line of the
proposed road to the creamery on the
south side OF the city. The council
met at the time and place decided up
on but the committee from the town
ship was not on hand.
:. The Redwood Falls creamery viii
commence running and receiving milk
every day during the week, except
Sunday, next Saturday, May l. The
milk receipts have been piling up te
about 10000 pounds per day four days
in the week during the past month
and the directors have decided thai
with the advance in growth of grass
apd the good condition of the roads
the creamery should run daily. There
will be some big daily receipts between
this time and July LIST, the decline Of
the good grass season.
j. Mayor A. R. Pau, the newly elect.
cd Democratic mayor Of Mankato
was up from that town last Tuesday
Mr.. Pau is an attorney and he was
interested in the MCGEE Cooler case,
he being the attorney for the plaintiff
Mr.. Pau is not as big a man as the
name of Mayor of Mankato would
suggest. but he has a. sharp and
shrewd look about him that hints of
cleverness in politics. He attributed
his election as mayor of Mankato more
to local Republican dissatisfaction
than he did to Democratic party issues.
| Last Monday was regular day for
receiving hogs by Emil Schmahl