The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-05-27

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Mrs. A. E. Clark left over the North
western on visit to Wisconsin friends
last Monday.
A. E. Ferguson and Frank E. Dav-
idson of Morgan were registered at
the Commercial on Saturday.
| We are receiving Strawberries each
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
40 p. m. Let us have your order.
! SoUTHwIcK & ANGEL.
Miss Anderson returned to Lisbon,
North Dakota, on Monday of last
week. She will remain there two
months before returning to Redwood
Falls.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
NJ. E. church parlors this afternoon at
three o'clock. Important business to
be transacted, Every member is
urged to be present.
T. E. Mulligan, the owner of the
store building now occupied by Miss
Samples millinery store, was in the
city last week, making arrangements
for the renting of the building. 1t is
understood that a stock of groceries
will be placed in the building in the
course of a month or so.
In the case of O. M. Leavens vs..
Robert P. Lewis and O. B. Turrell
Judge Webber over-ruled the demur-
rer of Lewis to the reply of Leavens
and Lewis is now taking an appeal to
the Supreme Court on the question of
the action of the lower court. B. H.
Schneider is the attorney for Lewis
and A. G. Dolliff is the attorney for
the plaintiff.
Geo. Liebenguth has been confined
to the house during the past few days
as the result of peculiar accident.
Some time ago, while splitting wood
silver of the wood ran into the feshy
part of one of his lower limbs. The
silver worked it's way into the bone
and is now working out again. The
injury has been SO painful during the
past week that he has been unable to
!. walk.
i A letter from G. w. George at San
:. Diego received last Monday states
that the George family is all we'll and
feel quite at home at San Diego. "The
city," he says, "has had many improve
ments in the two years we were gone,
among others, miles and miles of CO.
ment sidewalk, street cars extended,
new business blocks, and last, but not
least by any means, splendidly
equipped brewery has been built by
St. Paul and Minneapolis and costing
about 10000.
All of the wires for the principal
l circuits of the new electric lighting
! system have been brought up to the
!. center of the city and number oil
\ them have been extended on south tc
d the end of the circuits. The dynamo
! and other machinery will arrive here
, about the first of June and Supt
Sprout ct the construction company
} states that the system will probably
| be in operation by June 18th. Mr.
Burmesster has conferred the honor oil
touching the button to start the ma
chinery upon Dana Caswell SchmahI
son of MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Schmahl
, who wial touch the button aud start
the machinery Immediately after the
/ circuits have been completed and the
} proper tests made.
4 A new UQm special of last Wednes
D day states that officials of the Mime
y apolis & St. Louis road we're in the
l; city yesterday and to-day for the pur.
pose of collecting $1,000 with which
to complete the purchase of the right.
, of-way of the Minneapolis, New Ulm
& Southwestern through this city
, The claim is made upon the strength
, of a guarantee, made by the citizens
prior to the building of the road. This
! document was signed by from 200 to
300 citizens at meeting called for the
purpose of agitating the building of
the road from Winthrop to New Ulm.
They were asked to guarantee that
the city would give cash bonus of
5000 and sufficient right-of-way for
tracks and depot purposes through the
city, free of cost, it being claimed at
the time that the right-of-way would
not cost to exceed $4,000. This they
did, and at an election soon after
bonds we're voted in the sum of $4,000
and paid to the company on the COM
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