The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-15

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occupy the G. B. Jennings house va
Gated week ago.
Fred L. Warner left for st. Paul
Tuesday to attend to matters in con-
nection with the United States Savings
& Loan Association.
Walter Martin has moved into Red
wood Falls from North Redwood and
now occupies residence on Broad
way, just east of Lincoln.
VIM. Hartwick came up from James
vile last Saturday and on Tuesday
commenced seeding on his newly &C
quired farm in Three Lakes township
the J. I. Garner tract.
Relatives here have received letters
from the family of w. G. Moon, who
recently lost leg in saw mill acct
dent, to the effect that Mr.. Moon has
been improving ever since the ampu-
tation and is now apparently out of
danger.
Fromf1 80 till $50 Prof. Click will
exhibit subject in hypnotic sleep
who will be wakened at the opera
house in the evening, one afternoon
during his engagement here. 10 and
20 cents..admission. Four nights, com
mencing April 21st. Ladies free first
night.
Artemus Ward Bager has again
drifted back to-. Chicago and is assist
ant cashier in one of the large whole
sale houses of that city. The house
is one wherein all employees holding
responsible positions are obliged to
give a surety bond and Artemus is one
of the number.
Speaking of the Nashville Students
the New.Orleans Picayune says: For
real out and out negro plantation
songs and camp-meeting melodies
they are really immense, and it can in
truth be said they are at home. The
entertainment was pleasant, amusing
and interesting, and very much en-
joyed by all.
Granite Tribune: Joseph Tyson,
we'll known hereabouts, having at one
time been resident of this county,
was lately married to very popular
lady of Redwood Falls. We congrat-
ulate Joe on his good fortune and
wish for him.and his life free from
all the perplexities that confront the
average mortal especially in the
"woolly west.''
St. Peter Tribune: The G.. A. R.
boys of Redwood Falls are going to
hold a southwestern division encamp-
ment of the G.. A. r. at Redwood
Falls, June Is, II and Is. The money
to defray expenses has been raised,
the grounds selected, and it is expect
ed to not only be the best but the big
gest encampment ever held in south
western Minnesota.
The annual report of the State in
surance commissioner on the business
done by county organizations last
year shows that they had good year.
The Redwood Falls township insur-
ance company did business of
1928, 942, so far as insuring is con-
cerned, and it only paid losses amount
ing to $58O.95. The Flora, Renville
county, township insurance company
insured property to the extent Of
$2l7 ,099 and paid losses amounting to
$53O.O5.
Granite Tribune: Langmaid sold
Brown some two hundred sheep which
were delivered last Wednesday but
there was no end of trouble to get the
pesky muttons through the street.
They baked and would not drive.
One thoroughly scared left the rest
and flew for what it took for "a hole
under barn" but which proved to be
window in the basement of the Vel
low Medicine County bank and
through it his sheepship dove, alight-
ing at the bottom on lot of paper
that had been thrown there. Tom
"drew his check" on the bank for the
value of the frantic animal and recov-
cred it amid loud shouts of the popu-
lace who witnessed the exploit. By
urging few leaders by lifting them
bodily and carrying them the balance
followed and the flock was gathered
in the East side yards.
Mr.. Frank Irish, the popular and
efficient travelling agent of the Chicago
& Northwestern road west of Winona,
left last evening for Pittsburg, Pa,