The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-17

parade at 1870 O'Clock given by the
Gollmar Bros Circus.
John SNYDER, T. w. Snyder Of Rem
vile and A. n. Peterson of Olivia took
dinner at the Commercial Hotel last
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Kahler returned from a
visit with her brother in st. Paul last
Thursday. Her nephew, Walter
Young, came up with her and will re-
main for several weeks.
Col. James c. Bleecker, the fur and
hide king of the Sawdust City, accom-
panied by W. R. Clark, book-keeper at
the Windsor, Minneapolis, was in the
city during the latter portion of last
week.
Mrs. R. E. Shepard and daughter,
the former sister of Mrs. A. w. Bag
er and mother of Ed. Shepard of this
city, arrived here last week from Sioux
Falls and are visiting at the home of
A. w. Bager.
The younger generation about town
INDUCED in dance over Kuenzli &
Luscher's store last Wednesday even
ing. There was good crowd present,
few older being sandwiched in to
help out. Seba Byram tickled the vi
olin and Mr.. Treadwell of North Red
wood played the guitar for the occa-
sion.
Herman G.. Werder has just COM
pleted one of the finest barns in this
city on his residence property on the
Redwood river near the bridge. Aside
from being an unusually large barn il
has a stone basement, the floor oil
which is on a slant with the hill, max
ing it dry all the year around. The
barn is built of good material, we'll
lighted and might do for residence
II Inherently arranged.
The average daily milk receipts a
the Shutdown and Willow Lake cream
cry is $4,000. The receipts keep thu
two separators going from earl,
morning until late in the afternoon
and the trustees of the creamery ar,
now considering the ACCESSIBILITY o
putting in third separator. Their,
are very few creameries in the State
if any, that are doing the business o
the Shutdown and Willow Lake con
Germ.
| Mrs. DR.. Humphrey of Sleepy Ely
has made a demand on the villag
council of that town asking for $50
on account of injuries received b
reason of defective sidewalk. Tn
lady broke her wrist by reason of tn
defective walk last December. In cas-
the demand is refused the lady vii
commence an action for 5000 agains
the council. There a good many de
| fective sidewalks in Redwood Fall
| and unless the council immediatel
order their repair Redwood Falls vii
| have more than one damage suit OF
| it's hands.
| Smith & Co., the contractors on tn
sewer system extension, now at worI
on the same with a crew of men, "a,
against hard luck after getting dow
about seven feet. Water ran into tn
ditch very copiously, necessitating tn
dipping and pumping of the same
and causing the employment of on
or two more men, as we'll as to max
digging a great deal slower. The ex
tension to the Jail, as we'll as the put
ting in Of the flushing apparatus wa
completed this week and the men ar
now employed on the Washington av
enue and Fourth street extension.
| An item in the Beaver Falls core
spondence of the Renville Star-Farm
er states that attorney Harriott
formerly of that place, advised u
Monday that he had decided to locat
in Morton, and would move his offic
to that place very soon, and we wisl
him all the biz he can possibly ear,
for" Mr.. Harriott was seen regard
ing the item last Saturday. He statet
that he had not yet fully made up hi
mind to go to Morton, although tn,
business men of that town held OH
good inducements to have him locat,
there. There is some talk of anothe
attorney locating at that point.
L. Jorgenson, father of Miss Dagma,
Jorgenson, teacher in our public
school, stopped here Friday on biz
way from Freedom county where be
had been visiting friends and rela.