The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-22


Thursday.
G. N. Norton of Mankato, agent
for the American Express Co., was
in the city for a day or two last
week.
w. o. Dillingham; of Wood Lake
was transacting. business in Red.
wood Falls last Wednesday and
Thursday.
DR.. G. w. Boot Of Sanborn was
in the city last Thursday and Fri
day, as an expert witness in the
case of the State VS.. Rollins.
W. L. Pierce, who was at one
time county attorney of Redwood
county, is now an officer in the
regular army, and is located at Ma
Mia.
Leroy Stegner will have COM
pleted residence on Flynn street
for Mrs. Henrietta Aldrich this
week. The residence will be occu-
pied by w. R. Goudy, who will
move into town from his farm in
Sheridan.
L. M. Reppy came down from
Dawson last Thursday, to act as a
witness for the defense in the case
of the Statervs. Lester Rollins. Mr.
Reppy was the justice of peace be-
fore whom the preliminary exami-
nation was held, he being editor of
the Sanborn Sentinel at the time of
the alleged offense.
On last Wednesday Chas. E. Lam
berton, who has conducted the ON
nibus line of this city for long
time, and with marked success,
disposed of his interest in the san e
to VIM. Hessian of St. Peter,
who will take charge of the line on
Dec. 1st. Mr.. Hesslan promises to
keep the vehicles and horses up to
the standard established by Mr..
Lamberton.
In the sending out of invitations
for the Odd Fellows ball, supper
and entertainment to be held on
Wednesday evening, Nov. Goth, the
committee on invitations have not
sent cards to members, it being
understood that all members are
invited, and the committee decided
to save the lodge quite lot of extra
expense by not duplicating the in
vitation to members.
G. w. H. Heidman, formerly
North western agent at New Ulm,
but later at GAINESVILLE, arrived in
Waseca last Tuesday, in charge of
the Waseca county sheriff, and is
now awaiting trial for the larceny
of paltry sum from the American
Express Co., of which concern he
was, as we'll as the railroad COM
panies, a prominent representative
of the 1889 legislature. Heidman
was unprecedented at the home of his
brother in Montana.
Speaking of the weather Hicks
says that a November blizzard of
sleet and snow over the northern
half of the country need not sur
prise his readers on Nov. 18th to
18th, after which a general cold
wave. eliminating on Nov. 23d,
should be looked for. From the
23d to the 9th the barometer wi |
again fall. The last two days of
the month will bring return of fall
ing barometer, higher temperature
and tendency to general rain and
snow.
Arrangements have been practi
cally completed whereby Joseph
Fountain of Madison is likely to be-
come proprietor of Hotel Francois
after Dec. 1st. Mr.. Fountain was
in Redwood Falls a couple of weeks
ago and looked over the property
and perfected the arrangements and
last Wednesday Mrs. Fountain came
down for the purpose of confirming
her husbands choice. Both Mr..
aud Mrs. Fountain are regarded as
clever hotel people and favorites
with the travelling public. H. Kah-
Ter, who, with his wife, has con-
Quoted Hotel Francois with so
marked success during the past few
years, will retire from the business
to take we'll earned rest.
The meteoric display scheduled
for last Thursday morning, after
midnight, was not seen in Redwood
Falls, although many people re-
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