The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-03-04

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@. D. Gillian was up from Gilfillan
Siding last Saturday, registering at
Hotel Francois for dinner.
Lester Mead and family of Mar
shall have been visiting the family Of
g. W. Mead during the past week.
G. w. Mead left for Minneapolis
Monday for the purpose of acting as
petit juror in the Federal court now
in session in that city.
The Sanborn Sentinel remarks that
Redwood Falls has cannon and with
that and The GAZETTE the people of
that city bid defiance to the surround
ing towns.
Mrs. E. N. Swan and son of Boyd,
who have been visiting friends in
North Redwood during the past two
weeks, returned to their home in Boyd
last Monday.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. A. Fl. An
derson tomorrow afternoon. Gentle
men are invited to supper at six
o'clock. The monthly business meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor will be
held at 7:30 o'clock at the same place.
Rev. T. A. Jones was obliged to
drive from Springfield to this city last
Sunday morning in order to preach
his morning sermon. Delayed trains
prevented his making connections
with the train to Redwood Falls at
Sleepy Eye and this necessitated his
trip overland.
DR.. F. W. Burch arrived here Mon
day and can now be found in his den !:
tai parlors in The GAZETTE building.
The Doctor is young man of pleas
ant address, with a good certificate of
his profession from the State Universe
ty and will attend to all business with
perfect responsibility. DR.. Burcb will
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The act providing for municipal
courts throughout the State, the valid
ity of which has been doubted ever
since its approval, was declared valid
by the Supreme Court in decision
: rendered in case involving the ac-
tons of the municipal court of East
Grand Forks. Had the act been de-
clared invalid a good many judgments
rendered by the local municipal court
as we'll as similar courts throughout
the State would have been invalidated.
According to Secretary Dornberg it
is noticeable fact that the Redwood
|, creamery gets more butter out of 100
, pounds of milk than do the two larg-
est creameries in the State-one at
) Blooming Prairie and the other the
} Berlin and Summit creamery, near
that town. The latter creamery re.
ceives about 100000 pounds of milk
t per year and the former about 8,O0O,-
t GOO pounds, and this milk is supposed
: to come mostly from Guernseys, Dur
hams and other blooded COWS, well
: stabbed, while the milk coming into
the Redwood creamery is mostly from
> the common herd, with only occasion.
, al exceptional good stables.
1 E. c. Hood, representing a Phila
> delphia firm of map engravers, who
has beenAengaged during the past two
or three weeks getting out an atlas Of
the county and a plat of the city is
nearly through with his work. The
t atlas proposed is the finest thing Of
5 the kind we have ever seen. The worn
is being done to perfection, each town
being given page, and each tract
, marked with the name of its owner
} The lakes, sloughs and villages OF
cities are perfectly brought out, while
in the book there is to be complete
, map OF the county, aside from map
, of each town with the property own.
e ers marked out It is pleasure to
endorse a work of the kind Mr.. Hood
< is getting out, in face of the two fakes
that have been recently sprung upon
: the people of this county within a
) short time.
On to-day's Northwestern passenger
Mrs. P. E. Beecher, Miss Harriet
i Beecher and Henry Lee Beecher will
leave for St. Louis. There they
will board a special train of nine
J sleepers and three dining cars, and
will Immediately leave for San An
tonic, Texas, where Mr.. Beecher will
attend a three days session Of the
seventh annual convention of the In
} ternational Association of Coupon