The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-06

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promptly filed, at Tn GAZETTE Office.
Mrs. Henry Chapman and child Of
Waseca,:: are visiting with Mrs. =. N.
Holmes.
E. G. Duncan and wife Of Sleepy
Eye were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. L. Gordon during the latter part
of last, week.. ...s.- /.
John Moon and wife returned from
their months visit with friends and
relatives at Westboro, Ohio, last Sat
urdaY afternoon.
Isaac Root last Saturday disposed
of three acres of land and q house, To-
Gated just south Of the terminus of
the Northwestern tracks in this city,
to VIM. Bell for $780,
The wind of Thursday of last week
blew down the tent owned and occu-
pied as residence BY Dan. Barnum
and family on Washington avenue.
and Mr.. Barnum has since found
residence in which to reside.
John Ilett and David Whittet
started on hunting trip in South
Dakota last Thursday. They went by
team, each taking his youngest son to
do the hard labor while the old fellows
had a good time. Here's hoping
they'll have it..
Rev. F. j. Barackman will leave
next Monday to attend the Manksto
Presbytery, which meets at LIE Sueur
in the evening of that day. From
there he will 20 to Duluth to attend
the synod which will meet there week
from to-day. 81. B. Wolff will repre-
sent the Presbyterian church at the
latter place.
Window and Cottonwood counties
have sustained loss by the death of
Judge Perkins, who died suddenly of
heart trouble on the Oath, ult. Judge
Perkins has held services at the
churches of Redwood Falls on two or
three occasions, having formerly been
connected with the State Sunday
school association.
Frank Crooks of Oklahoma, broth
or of w. F. Crooks, chief of police of
this city, is visiting with the latter in
this city. Frank Crooks went iuto
Oklahoma with the opening rush
about eight years ago, and secured a
superb claim on the banks of the Ar
kansas. He states that the Populists
and Democrats of his territory are
continually growing less, and that Ok
lahoma is as fine piece of territory as
can be found in the United States.
The candidates on the Republican
county ticket met with Chairman Her
riman of the late Republican county
convention at Lamberton last Thurs
day, after some preliminary discussion
elected julius A. Schmahl of this city
as chairman of the Republican county
committee, Arson Evans of the First
district, VIM. Kinman of the Third
district, W. G. Starr of the Second
district and A. o. Gimmestad of the
Fifth district as members of the COM
mittee. The members of the commit
tee we're selected by reclamation, and
the best of feeling prevailed.
The largest amount of revenue paid
on any one instrument filed with Reg
lister of Deeds Cobleigh up to the hour
of going to press was the amount paid
on the deed of Robert A. Snowden, as
assignee of Sarah A. Davidson, to
Wsson P. Davidson, whereby the lat
ter secures possession of all the unsold
Davidson lands between this city and
Morgan. The deed was filed last
week, and the consideration was
$57 $50, necessitating revenue stamps
to the amount of $56.25 on the same.
On the document we're five $40 stamps,
one SIS stamp, one 81 stamp and two
rs cent stamps.
The Northwestern railroad company
has recently issued humane order in
which it compels all employees of the
road to give special care and attention
to returning soldiers en- route from
camps to their homes, furnish them
with food, if needed, and with medical
attendance at the expense of the COM
pany, if necessary. Soldiers not in
uniform can have this care by showing
the proper papers. The Northwest
ern, always in the lead 10 the care of
passengers, believes that too much
cannot be done for the soldier boys
who placed their lives on the altar of
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