The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-06

for California shortly after Christ
mas and will remain there during
the winter.
Granite, Journals: Joseph Foun-
tain h Isl about completed arrange
n,ents for buying the Francois hotel
at Redwood Falls. Joe. knows how
to run a good house.
Quite a number from here attend
Ell the opening OF the Berg Hotel in
Sleepy Eye last Friday evening.
and all who acknowledgement a nice
hotel, big time and plenty of goods
on the bill of fare. ... g. ... j..
The Odd Fellows realized quite a
large amount of money from the sale
of cakes, ETC., at the close of the
serving of supper last Wednesday
night, or early Thursday morning.
The order realized over 800 on the
evenings entertainment.
During the past week there have
been 81 instruments placed on rec
ord in the register of deeds Office,
and of this plumber 80 were war
ranty deeds, Is were mortgages. "a
were satisfactions of mortgages or
liens, and the remainder were mis-
cellaneous.
The city election will be held on
Jan I'd, next. The Offices to be fill
ed are mayor, treasurer, recorder,
one alderman in the first ward to
succeed J. H. Melges and one alder
man in the second ward to succeed
N. V. r. Hunter. Up to date no op-
position has developed against any
of the present incumbents.
Prof. J. L. Torrens of the Anoka
public schools, at one time princi-
pal of the Redwood Falls schools,
came up from Anoka last Friday
and spent abortion of that day on
his two farms in New Avon and
Granite Rock townships. and also
visiting at the new railroad towns.
He returned to Anoka on Saturday.
At the last meeting of Redwood
Lodge Nc 69, A. o. U. W., Frank
F. Hammer Of North Redwood was
elected master workman. Herman
w. Shoemaker foreman, Luke Fer
rington overseer, S. O. Mason re-
corder. A. G, Burmeister receiver,
Emil Kuenzli 6nancier. H. Schleu-
der guide, Herman Joern inside
Waterman, Joseph Kinchen outside
Waterman and C. W. Mead trustee.
A Tracy paper contains the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes,
while driving over from Redwood
Falls Sunday, had quite a misfortune.
They stopped in at T. NJ. Quarton S
farm, about two miles from town,
for dinner. After dinner Mr..
Barnes went out to take care Of his
horse and found it very sick. He
doctored it up as best he could. and
went back into the house, returning
in a short time only to find the horse
dead. They were obliged to borrow
a horse to finish their journey
Maj. NJ. E. Powell has sold his
handsome residence on Third street.
between Mill and Minnesota. to VIM.
Hessian, who took charge of the Red
wood Falls Omnibus line last Fri
day morning. The price for the
residence and two lots, not includ-
ing the property on which Mr..
Powell's Office is located, was $3.50.
Maj. Powell also sold quite a lot of
the furniture with the house. and
on Wednesday the major and his
wife took rooms in Mrs. Finn res
idence across the street, and Mr..
Hessian moved his family into the
spacious residence just transferred.
This mild weather is a great boon
to most of the population, but it sets
hard in spots. Dealers had laid in
unusually'larse supplies Of winter
goods. This trade is so small that
scarcely an impression has been
made on the stocks. Rubber goods
come high, but it was figured that
the demand would be large, and the
buying was accordingly. The sales
of the whole town these days would
not pay the interest on single rub
Der stock. It is unfortunate that
we cannot all be happy at one time.
The following items are from the
Madison Press: The REDWOOD GA
zETTE says that Joe Fountain of this
place, will take charge of Hotel
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