The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-10
During the week ending last Fri

During the week ending last Fri
day morning e deeds, mortgages,
etc., were placed on file in the office
of the register of deeds of this
county.
A storage ticket made payable to
Roy Weaver was lost between this
city and David Viewers farm. in
New Avon last Wednesday. The
finder will please return the same to
this Office or turn it over to the
owner.
| Mrs. R. A. Turrell left for St.
Paul last Friday for the purpose of
entering St. Luke's hospital, where
she will submit to an operation for
appendicitis She was accompanied
by her husband and sister, Miss
Matte Bigham.
| Edward Glossy, who was re-
Gently employed as clerk at Hotel
Francois, returned to his home in
Dawson on Tuesday of last week,
seriously i'll with pleurisy. The
Dawson Sentinel reports the young
man as having been confined to his
bed ever since his return home
| A tanning mill crusade commenced
in this county last week, when a
| delegation Of travelling tanning
mill agents, with wagons loaded
with these machines, started to
make complete tour of the county.
| Redwood county farmers have a
good idea of good thing, and the
agents do not meet with the success
they could have hoped for.
| Frank E. Polcin, the Winona con-
tractor, who has the contract for
the erection of the Houghmaster
building in this city, arrived here
last week, and at once commenced
work Part of the material is on
the ground and the property has
been connected with water and
sewer. In digging for the latter
last week the workmen struck froz-
en- ground at a depth of four feet.
| Creditors of Fredericksen & Co.
or Niels C. Fredericksen should
observe the notice in another column
of this paper requesting them to
communicate with certain attorney
with the view of securing a settle
ment of the claims. D. NJ. Fred
erickson writes that IAN attempt is
{ now being made by certain credi-
tors to recover from some of the
parties in the employ OF the receiver
who defrauded the Fredericksen
estate some of the lands they now
own, or claim to own.
: Col. John S. Nelson and son,
, Thomas Nelson, the former the we'll
known politician and farmer of
Johnsonville, drove over from that
7 town on Thursday of last week and
spent a few days with political
) friends of this city. COL Nelson is
= an advanced theorist on the disposal
of State funds, and is of the opinion
that this State. having such a vast
f amount of money in it's possession,
Il ,bo,,1l v,,,1,n &c. ~
! loan it to farmers at four per cent.
+ rate He criticises the present rep
resentative from this county, Mr..
Larson. who is near neighbor OF
Mr.. Nelson. for not having fathered
, such bill through the last legis-
, lature
, The machinery for the new steam
: laundry of Barnes & Duell arrived
, here last week and since that time a
t corps of men have been at work
getting the interior of the frame
building on Second street, once
known as the City Hotel, in readi-
: ness for the laundry. The ma
chinery includes an engine and
: boiler, complete steam drying out
fit, washing machine, a separator,
7 an ironer and polisher, as we'll as a
t large number of smaller articles
: that are necessary to a steam laun-
/ dry. Some of the machinery has
already been placed into position
but the firm is waiting for experts
to set the balance and get in readi-
i, ness for work The laundry will
! probably start for business about
June 1st.
S The Band of Mercy contest at the
r Methodist church last Friday even
Y ing was one of the best attended and
D most successful contests ever hello