The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-29

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is now at Boulder. Colorado. where
he has recently erected a residence
for himself and lamily.
Mrs. Ella Mcmillan of Minneapo-
lis came up from that city during
the past week and is visiting with
relatives in and around Redwood
Falls.
The odd Fellows supper and ball
viii occur at the hall on Mill street
this evening, and from the advance
sale of tickets large crowd is ex-
pected to be present.
Quite large party ofladies called
at the home of F. NJ. Isham last
Thursday evening, and took posses
sion of the house until about mid
night. Mr.. 1sham and w. R. Cas-
well were the caterers OF the crowd.
During the past week a new fur
mace has been put in the Presby-
terian church of this city by the
Moore Heating and Ventilatlng Co.
The furnace was tried for the first
time last Sunday and gave excellent
satisfaction.
The high school foot ball team
will probably 60 to Sleepy Eye to-
morrow to play a game with the
high school team of that town. On
Friday the local boys expect the
Arlington team to come to Redwood
Falls and play game on the grid
iron at that place.
On Friday the city omnibus line
will pass into the Chands of VIM.
Hessian of St. Peter, who will make
this place his future home The St.
Peter papers say thatC E. LANDER
ton and family'will return to that
town about the first of the year, but
Mr.. Lamberton is not sure.
Some boy or boys shot two bullets
from p cartridges into the water
tank on the hill at Beaver Falls. and
the tank was leaking quite badly up
to last Wednesday, when the holes
were plugged. 1t was bullet holes
in the Marshall water tower that
caused it to break down last win
ter, and water running out on the
outside where bullets had passed
through and freezing caused an ice
formation that weighed down one
side of the tower and pulled the
whole tower down. Boys shooting
into water towers or tanks never
realize what mischief they are doing
until a break occurs.
George KettleweH, at one time a
member of the family of George
Houghmaster of this city, and also
employed in Mr.. Houghmaster S
real estate Office, was in the city
last Wednesday and Thursday, apd
on Wednesday afternoon took out a
license to marry Miss Bertha Croft,
a well-known and popular young
lady of Gales township. George is
making his headquarters at Win
dom at the present time, being con-
nected with nursery company as
we'll as a real estate Office, in that
town. During the past year he has
spent more or less time with friends
and relatives in Gales. His bride
and he have known each other from
childhood, and Immediately after
the marriage ceremony will 60 to
Window to reside.
A. G.. Burmeister is constructing
a coal pit just southwest of the en-
fine room of his mill. Mr.. Bur-
meister is making the pit large
enough to hold three or four car
loads of coal, and hopes to keep a
carload on hand continuously. His
electric lighting plant uses a ton of
coal each night, or a little more
than a carload each month. and ow-
ing to the shortage of cars and the
difficulty in obtaining coal Mr.. Bur-
meister has been compelled to shut
down the electric light plant sew
eral minutes before midnight on
several occasions during the past
few months. The car shortage has
also forced Mr.. Burmeister to buy
coal of local dealers at an advance
of about 81 per ton over the price
when purchased in car load lots.
Hover Fieldhammer was brought
over from Beaver Falls last Wednes-
day to serve out a 80 days SEN
tence in the county Jail. Mr.. Field
hammer has been engaged 10 the