The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-03-25

Miss Bertha Roberts returned from
Menominee, Wis, last Saturday even
ing.
A sign on dyeing house down on
Mill street reads, "Clothing Cleaned
and Deyd."
| Mrs. John A. Wiley came down
from Tracy last Friday and is being
entertained by Mrs. Francois.
Horace Jones will probably be down
from Melrose in short time for the
purpose of filling all orders for paint
ing that are now waiting for him.
Sylvester Truesdell, otherwise
known as Judge" left for Duluth
last Monday. He expects to prove up
on claim located near Duluth in a
short time.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the
Methodist church parlors this after
noon at four o'clock. Each member
is requested to come prepared to give
some item of interest concerning w.
G. T. U. work, in response to roll call.
School closed last Friday for the
spring vacation of one week. All of
the departments had exercises appro-
pirate to the occasion. In the eighth
grade J. B. Robinson gave quite lee
ture on prison life in rebel prisons
during the war, covering the scenes OF
Andersonville prison, in which he was
so long confined.
The original Nashville students or
Tennessee Jubilee Singers will appear
at the opera house in this city on the
evenings of April 10 and 20, under the
auspices of the high school. The lat
ter assumes great deal of RESPONSE
bility in booking the students, and
their efforts will undoubtedly be re-
warded by large crowd on both ev.
enings. The students have change
of programme for each evening in this
city.
i A Marshall special of March Is says
that Gieseke's grain warehouse was
burned yesterday afternoon, with
about 5000 bushels of oats, 1900 bu
shells of fax, 800 bushels of wheat anc
several tons of coal. The fire broke
out in the engine room and was vel
under way when the alarm was given
but the prompt and effective work o.
the volunteer fire department prevent
ed the complete destruction of the
building. The house and contents
we're we'll insured.
The Granite Falls Tribune reports
the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Teachout
of Plainview. Death resulted from
la grippe. Old settlers here will re-
member. Mrs. Teachout as being the
wife of Landlord Teachout of the
Redwood House, in the palmy days Of
this city. After closing out their in
terests in the hotel at this place they
;. went to Granite Falls and conducted
hotel in that city for a number o.
, years. A son, Silas Teachout, residing
. on the Pacific coast, alone survives the
lady.
From a statement prepared in the
Office of the State auditor it is shown
that 1921 1897 .89 has been spent fol
road and bridge purposes by the State
since 1869. Every county in the State
except Roseau and Beltrami has par
ticipated in the division. Anoka coun
, ty received the largest sum, $4,000
!, with Crow Wing second at $50, 4O(
and Redwood county third at Sic, 100
More or less of this money has beer
used for bridges across the Minnesota
river in which Renville county was al
so interested. Renville county re-
ceived $5,975, Lyon 1896, yellow
Medicine $6,O33, Brown SIS, 937 so anc
Cottonwood $500.
: The third of century anniversary
of Zion Commandery No. 2, Mime
apolis, together with the spring festi
val of Malta, will occur on the eighth
floor of the Masonic asylum, Mime
apolis, on the evening of March 31st
This will be notable Masonic event
as the ceremony of Malta, which is te
to conferred, is rarely presented at all
and has meyer been rendered in such
an impressive manner as is promised
for this evening. Knight Templars
from every jurisdiction in the United
, States are expected to be present. EN-
inent Sir Joseph Tyson of Redwood
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