The Redwood gazette., 1899-01-04

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Not a dentist in town this week.
Will Brooks returned to his p,st
in the Tracy Herald Office last St
nrday.
DR.. Birch is making his monthly
tour this week, to towns on the NJ.
& St. L. r. r.
]. W. Ferris and wife got hcne
from their Nebraska trip on We'd
nesday evening last.
The family of c. w. Andrews yill
begin the New Year with new ia
by girl, born last week.
S. S. Drake, the enterprising hr-
ness dealer of Echo, was down fc a
brief visit with Redwood frields
last Friday.
The local building and loan asso-
ciation has sold to B. Kuenzli ;he
house on Wyoming street now oc-
cupied by G. V. Everett, for 81, 700.
E. A. Lyman went to st. 1aul
Saturday, to join class which is
taking a short special course in
dentistry. He will be back 1ext
Saturday.
The annual business meeting of
the high school alumni association
is to be held in the parlors of Hotel
Francois next Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
J. V. McGettrick sold four hoses
and lot of miscellaneous livery
property at aution sale last Thurs
day. The weather was extremely
disagreeable, otherwise the entire
stock would probably have been
sold.
Horace Jones and his partner,
who shipped one of their hounds to
ColoradoSprings recently, have been
notified that the animal was nearly
starved in transit, owing to negli-
gence of the express company. The
dog brought s75 just the same.
Rev. F. ]. Barackman occupied
the pulpit of Westminster church,
St. Paul, last Sunday, exchanging
with his brother, who was in charge
of the Presbyterian church here.
Mr.. Barackman returned from ST.;
Paul on Monday.
Christmas day this year was a
time of rejoicing to the Lutheran
congregation at Morton, the busi-
ness men of the town having pre-
sented them with handsome organ.
On behalf of the congregation, Rev.
H. Koch desires to return hearty
thanks to the donors both for the
gift and the reminder of their good
will.
At it's last weeks session the
county board fixed the amount. of
the bond to be furnished byT le
county treasurer at $4,000, 81 Ie
county auditor at S., 900, and Of The
coroner at 1000 Treasurer Ten
ney had already secured bonds for the
county at the figure required of the
former treasurer, $50, 900, and 'Yill
have a local bond for the additional
$40, 900 before the matter comes; up
for action this week.
An Evening Journal special ofIlast
Friday, states that ]. S. Chapline,
late of that city, has skipped" leav-
ing numerous creditors for sums
ranging from $500 down to 81. At
South Shore, S. D., he got into sew
eral people for large amounts. He
ran broom factory in Lamberton
for few years and preached at the
Methodist church as a side issue.
A short time ago he went to South
Shore, S. D., and founded the Re-
publican, running land office in
connection. The heaviest losers at
Lamberton are c. H. Anderson, NJ.
L. McGee, L. A. Albeit, P. A. Vol
ley, R. eleven & Son, Syver Sven
son, A. H. Anderson, E. C. Wheeler
& Co., Chester Bros. His family
left with the intention of going to
some place in Iowa.
Last Friday morning w. Morrow,
of Vail township, came into town
with his hands badly frozen, and
with his wagon dragging on three
wheels. His frozen hands were
dressed at DR.. Gibson s, and the re-
action was so great that the man
fell over unconscious before leaving
the Doctors Office. At that time
DR.. Gibson could not tell whether
amnntatiOn Of tho fingers nf one