The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-01-28

the city attending court. He is inter-
ested in case before Judge Weber.
The officers Of Redwood Chapter No.
"a, Royal Arch Masons, will be in
stalled by Past Grand High Priest
Dickinson tomorrow evening.
E. e. Harriott is now permanently
settled in the rooms over Schmahl &
Jaehnings' hardware store. He states
that he will remain here permanently.
Frank Warner, Jr., formerly editor
of the Buffalo Lake News, Renville
county, but now travelling for the Min
neapolis Threshing Co., has been in
the city during the past two or three
days.
The annual meeting of the Redwood
county agricultural association will be
held at the auditors office next Tues
day afternoon. The meeting will elect
new board of directors and the direct
ors will elect new set of officers.
A steam pipe in the fourth grade of
the public school house burst last Mon
day night. The pipe froze during the
night. To repair the burst will create
quite an expense, aside from inconveni-
encing the regular run of the school.
Court Delhi No. 11OS, Independent
Order of Foresters, will hold a public
installation at their hall in Delhi this
evening. An oyster supper and other
entertainment will be furnished after
the installation, to which everybody is
invited.
There will be mass meeting of the
citizens of Redwood Falls and COM
munity In the M. E. church next Sun
day evening for the purpose of main
tanning the interest in temperance and
considering the County Option Bill now
before our legislators.
A. o. Gimmestad of Belview was in
the city over Tuesday. He is candi-
date for the postofice at that place, a
candidateship brought about by virtue
of his having lost 81 400 in the Wash
ington bank failure. His opponent is
A. F. Portrait, young business man
of Belview.
u In district court on Tuesday Judge
| Weber finally appointed n. V. r.
Hunter of this city as receiver of the in
solvent Citizens Bank to succeed the
Northern Trust Co., which institution
became insolvent short time ago, and
which was assignee of the bank at the
time of its failure.
The Rev. Brigadier General r. w.
Adams, D. D., sometime next month
will deliver lecture in this city which
has National fame. The subject is 1.-THE
Hundred Days Battle or the Campaign
of Atlanta General Adams was one
of the officers who made the famous
trip with Sherman from Atlanta to the
sea.
In the case of Rose A. Edwards VS..
Michael Morley and the other trustees
of the school district out IN Sheridan in
} which the Edwards school row was
) commenced Judge Weber, on Tues
day, allowed the motion to amend the
original complaint showing that the
pupil was resident of the school dis
, trict in question. The demurrer of the
defense to the complaint was also over
ruled and the defense was given until
next Monday to put in an answer.
) Baldwin q Patterson appear for the re-
lator while Judge Bowers appears fol-
the trustees and the school teacher who
attempted to have the Edwards child
carry water from the residence to the
school house.
The GAZETTE has always looked
with suspicious eye on the statement
that Grant Brambel, of our neighborine
town at the other end of the Nickel
Plate, had received over Sc, 900, 600 fol
his patents in all countries where an
international patent law is in vogue
This from the Sleepy Eye Dispatch
rather confirms the suspicious: 1.-THE
Dispatch hears that it is Mr.. Brambel's
intention to devote 10 per cent of this
tremendous sum, or $500, 900, to public
, improvement in Sleepy Eye and that
he will soon have large force of artiz.
ans and workmen here getting ready
to make this town the model village OF
, the whole world. There will be a rear
, rangement of everything and in the
center of the new town will be mag
nificent park with walks, drives, lakes
and fields Of flowers A geological gar
den containing specimens of all the an
imals found in the State of Minnesota
will be a feature. A sewerage and wa
ter system, public library, model ten
ements, model stores, factories and
shops are all to be planned Anyone
who does not like the proposed inn
provements will be bought out and can
move to New Ulm or Golden, whichev-
er place they prefer. In this model city
will be model streets with modern We
hicles. Horses will be relegated to the