The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-06

will be at Marshall on Tuesday,
Sept. 18th.
w. r. Barnes returned last Thurs
day from short business trip to
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
DR.. Frank Burton came up from
Minneapolis Thursday and spent
few days on the chicken fields OF
Redwood county, the guest of DR..
G.. r. Pease.
G. H. Birch, wife and daughter,
who have been visiting with the
family of DR.. F. W. Birch for some
time past. returned to their home in
Faribault over the Northwestern
system last Wednesday.
John O'Toole of Elysian, an old
friend of E. G. Green, has been in
the city during the past week, and
incidentally enjoying some of the
shooting around this city.
A. c. Dolliff went to Echo Friday
to spend a few days hunting chick
ems in hatrneighborhood with his
father, who came up from Mime
apolis two or three days earlier.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis cor
respondent at Redwood, according
to The Times Of last Thursday, re-
ports shooting as "good." At Bel
view the report was "fairly good
At Echo ditto.
Minnie Barnard of Olivia has ap
piled for a mothers pension on &C
count of the death of her son, Johr
D. Barnard of Co. H., Olivia, who
was taken i'll at Camp Poland, Tenn.
but who died at Renville.
Attorney D. A. Stuart left fol-
Window last Friday. His family
will remain here for some time visit
ing with Mrs. Stuart's parents, Jos
Chadderdon and wife, and Mr.
Stuart will return to Redwood Falls
for visit in week or ten days.
The vaccination order of the State
board of health has been a harvest
for the local physicians. It is est
mated that the different physicians
of the city have vaccinated over 5O(
patients since the last issue of TIL
GAZETTE, containing the order of the
State board of Health.
G. I. Idzoreh of the land depart
ment of the Wisconsin, Minnesota
& Pacific railroad, was in town fol-
a few hours last Thursday. Mr.
Idzoreh was distributing tracts
relative to the lands owned and fol
sale by his company in the northern
part of Minnesota and Wisconsin
w. P. Johnston of Geo. D. Barn
ard & Co., St. Louis, has beer
spending the past week here, anc
with him was A. E. Aarness, county
auditor of Chippewa county
The two gentlemen have been max
ing Redwood Falls their headquar
tiers for running down the prairie
chickens. They were accompanied
on to the fields by several of the
county officials.
Rev. w. H. Knowlton and Frank
E. Kenney of this city spoke at the
Old Settlers Reunion at Courtlanc
on Aug. 25th, and the St. Peter
Tribune has the following regard
ing the former: Rev. Knowlton
who is in charge of the Indian
agency at Redwood, and has beer
for some years, gave very inter
esting talk on the Indian side OF the
outbreak, the causes which LED
thereto, according to the story that
he had been able to get from some
of the old Indians now still living
that were engaged in the massacre
Rev. Henry Koch moved his house
hold goods and family from the
Holborn house on Fourth street
which he has occupied for a long
time, to the residence recently pur.
chased by the Lutheran congrega.
ton for their pastor, and known as
the J. L. Byram residence on
Wyoming street. The residenc va.
Gated by Mr.. Koch will be occupied
by the family of E. J. Bunce, who
has been residing in the Jennings
residence on Lincoln street, and
that house will be occupied by the
family of G. G. Coffee of Franklin
after the 18th of this month.
The cases of VIM. French VS..
Agnes Currie and that Of Agnes
Currie VS.. VIM. French, were settled
late Tuesday afternoon of last week,