The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-09-08

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Paul to take in the sights at the State
Fair.
Alfred ROGUE was examined before
the board at Sleepy Eye yesterday for
an increase of pension.
Lutheran services win take place in
Morton next Sunday forenoon and in
Redwood Falls in the afternoon.
Commissioner T. j. Sloan was in
town Tuesday, relating his experiences
in the Northwest territories to his
many friends as he happened to meet
them.
1t makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you.
While there's life there's hope, and
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. 34t
S. B, Marvin brought the engine of
his threehing outfit to town Monday,
hauling the same to the derrick of the
Northwestern for reshipment to Min
neapolis. Mr.. Marvin's threshing ex-
perience has been very expensive.
Thos. McEwen and Frank Whine
roth came down from Belview Tues
dav evening, having "Dutchy" Smith
with them. The latter was taken to
the county jail where be will remain
for Is days, for having committed an
act of battery in Belview.
DR.. Pease has commenced the erec-
ton of an Office on his lot just across
from McGettrick's livery stable. The
building will be q one-story structure,
having Office room for both Drs. Pease
and Lyman, and will be covered with
sheet iron imitation of brick.
A travelling artist is getting in his
work on the west side of the base ball
park in great shape. The entire side
has been leased to Wolff, Southwick &
Angel, The GAZETTE and w. R. Cas-
we'll, and Hitchcock & Co., the first
firm having the largest share of the
space.
Farmers are again urged to see
that the weeds are cut down along the
highways adjoining their property
The same is urged upon residents of
the towns of the county. A state law
requires that this be done, and those
who do not do it are liable to arrest and
fine under the State law.
The mar rage of Mr.. Patrick Dono-
van Of Banden, Renville county, to
Mrs. Johanna Yonker, daughter OF
Mr.. Michael Maher, occurred
at the Catholic church at eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, Rev. Fr. JAS. ].
Woods, officiating. The maid of hon
or was Miss Susa Gribbins and the
groomsman was John P. Maher, q
brother of the bride. After the ceremo-
MES at the church the bridal party
drove to the photograph gallery, where
their photographs were taken, after
which the party adjourned to The
Bakery, and INDUCED in q wedding
breakfast. At noon Mr.. and Mrs
Donovan left over the St. Louis for St.
Paul.
Negotiations are now pending for
the construction Of q handsome brick
block on the southeast corner of Sec.
ond street and Washington avenue
where the frame buildings once owned
by Commodore Sickle, stand, the
buildings to be 6Ox1OO feet. two or
three stories high, and to be divided
into two store rooms and q room fol-
the Redwood County Bank. Similar
negotiations are also pending for the
construction of a two story brick
building on the lot owned by j. A
Schmahl next to Kuenzli & Luscher's
The grounds mentioned for the first
proposition are owned by q syndicate
with j. 81. Bowers and II. NJ. Hitch.
cock at the head, and if q building is
erected there, as everybody hopes, j,
will undoubtedly be q beauty, as well
as valuable acquisition to the city, al
much to get the buildings off, as to
have new and slightly buildings on
o. L. Dorn5erg reports the sale o.
total of 1191 acres of Redwood
county dirt this week for an aggregate
sum of $25,45. Among the sales are
the east half of the southeast quarter
and the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section 4, Sheridan, tt
Konrad Rieman Of Brown county fol
$500; the north half of northeast
quarter of section "a. Redwood Falls