The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-10

visiting with relatives in and around
Madison, Wis.
Judge Webber has confirmed the
sale of the remainder of the insolvent
Ackmann grocery stock to Mrs. 81. G.
Ackmann.
Another frost fell last Sunday night,
injuring garden truck to small ex-
tent. Jack is bound to linger in the
lap Of Miss Spring.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday by Clerk Warner to Theo-
dore Hansen to we'd Miss Josie Nc
Govern, both residents of the south
side of the county.
Fred J. and VIM. r. Barnes and j.
L. Byram, together with their wives,
left Saturday morning for the lakes OF
Kandiyohi county, where they will
spend several days camping and fish
ing.
Messrs. H. F. Buechner, G.. E. Nc
KAY, Emil Kuenzli and Julius Melges
left Saturday for the lakes Of Kandi-
yohi county, where they will spend
several weeks fishing and indulging
in clam bakes.
The price paid for the new dump
ing ground was $125. The price for
which the same ground was contract
ed for several years ago was $3.50. and
the city is $25 better off as a result of
waiting and allowing Aids. Mcmillan
and Caswell to make the purchase.
H. A. Baldwin left last Wednesday
for Battle Creek, Mich, where he will
remain in the sanitarium at that place
for two or three weeks, in the hopes
that new vigor will be given to his
system, partly run down. Before re-
turning Mr.. Baldwin will probably 60
to the old Baldwin homestead in New
York, and visit with his fathers broth
ers and sisters for some time before
returning.
H. V. Peterson, travelling passenger
agent of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
was in the city Thursday working uE
business in connection with the special
excursion of yesterday. 1t was Mr.
Peterson's first trip around town anc
he stated that he did not see what the
St. Louis was doing two miles north
of it. Mr.. Peterson stated that the
directors of the road, as we'll as Mr.
Day, the new manager, would prob
ably visit this section inside of few
weeks.
A deed of assignment of the Hub
bard Milling Co. of Mankato K
George T. Barr and of r. D. Hubbard
personally to George M. Palmer wa:
filed with Register of Deeds Cobleigf
last week. 1t appears that the Mill
ing company and Mr.. Hubbard have
some property in this county, although
it was supposed that all Of the land II
which Mr.. Hubbard had any interes
located in this county, had been trans
ferred to the Hubbard & Palmer Lane
Co. several months ago. The Hub
bard & Palmer Co. did not assign, bu
will continue the work of dealing III
land.
The sidewalk alongside of the frame
building standing on the southeas
corner of Second and Washington wa
replaced last week. The tearing ou'
of the old walk showed the effects o.
times wear and tear on the building
which is now one of the oldest in Red
wood Falls, it having been construct
ed many years ago by Commodore
Sickle. The timbers forming che bass
of the superstructure we're badly rot
ted out and the western wall was cavee
oil III oI CAO NOAUOl5 LILO C1fO Ill IclhluS
dirt, ETC., with it. A street entrance
was also brought to light. The own
ers of the tract, Messrs. Bowers
Hitchcock and Bell ordered the en-
trance filled in before the Sidewalk
was rebuilt. The three gentlemen
contemplate erecting building suit
able to the location on the spot before
long. The site is considered one O.
the best in the city and good build
ing there would find plenty Of tenants
The city council held a specia
meeting last Wednesday morning fol
the purpose of providing dumping
ground. Messrs. Caswell and McMil
Ian had entered into an agreement or
part of the city with NJ. E. Foley fo7
the purchase of a three-acre tract ir
the hollow northwest of the city fol
the purpose, This is the same tract