The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
NORTH REDWOOD

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Minneapolis Monday.
For baby carriages call on Farrell &
Keefe, North Redwood. 36-2t.
Wear the Gotzian shoes. They are
the best. For sale by Shoemaker Bros.
Landlord Weiss has constructed a
walk extending from his grounds to
the road.
Now if our residents would testify to
their progressiveness by cleaning up
the alleys.
Mrs. George Richardson left We'd
nesday for the Flour City and returned
Saturday.
Arty Birum returned from Mime
apolis Saturday morning after an emf
nently enjoyed visit.
A large consignment of spring furni-
ture at Farrell & Keefe's, North Red
wood. 38-t.f.
A. H. Bishop, son and daughter of
Meeker county, visited with Al. Whit
taker and family. Mrs. Bishop is the
| father OF Mr.. Whitaker.
julius Hallberg, finding the duties
of section foreman too arduous, resigned
his position as same Saturday. Geo.
! w. Meyers was appointed to fill bis
place.
Carpets and wall paper at very low
prices at Farrell & Keefes', North Red
wood. 36-tf.
! The rarest combination of good
things put together is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t cures pimples, constipation,
rheumatism, sick headache. Hitchcock
& Co.
| North Redwood is not to be outdone
by any old town. Not even in the
line of boats Delhi has it's dolphin"
and North Redwood-well North Red
wood has it's LOTUS Lilly"
Henry Dryer of Flora passed through
here Saturday en- route for his home.
Mr.. d. came from ST. Paul Park school
where he has just completed the first
year of his academic course.
Chas Fleischer is selling large guam
titles of rock this spring. His quarry
furnishes most Of the rock used in the
construction of the foundation of the
buildings to be erected at the Falls.
Presiding Elder Plantikow of Man
kato conducted quarterly meeting at
the German Evangelical church. Ser
vices were held evenings and forenoons
and continued from Friday evening
until Sunday.
! julius A. Schmahl of The GAZETTE
was in town Thursday and while here
left an order with the North Redwood
Granite Works for about $50 worth of
face-rock to be used in the foundation
of his residence
r. E. Bottomly made a trip to Frank
lin Saturday. The present term will
be Mr.. BIS last one in North Redwood
since he has accepted the position as
principal of the Franklin schools for
the ensuing year.
! Herman Shoemaker somewhat re-
deemed the appearance of the vacant
lots recently purchased by Myron w.
Knox, by CURLING the ditch, filling in,
removing the manure, blowing same
and seeding them with potatoes.
The many friends in and about
North Redwood of John A. Soltan and
wife of Indianapolis are in receipt of
cards requesting their presence at the
twenty-fifth anniversary, May 5th at
their home, 2OS North Davidson street,
Indianapolis, Ind. MIR. s. is brother
of Mrs. Aug. Seebeck,
While on their way to Hotel Weiss
for breakfast Friday morning some OF
the boarders discovered team stand
ing in the road just above that popular
hostelry, fastened to a wagon with the
reach broken and the front wheels
turned around so that the tongue
passed through the spokes of the
wheels. On closer investigation they
recognized the team as one belonging
! W ANlCluCtL, a JUST
across the Minnesota, and also found
his cap and prints of his hands under
the wagon. The team was placed in
Honner's barn. The accident must
have occurred sometime during the
night, and people say that Niemetz
was drunk, but of course we don't be-
lieve that
| In North Redwood locals of last
weeks contemporary the representa-
tives of that paper, in his Intellectual
attempt to vindicate the action of the
business mems association, changing
the place of meeting from the hall to
the incapacious lumber office, set forth
in length the avowed purposes and OBJ
jects of the association, brings false
charge against the senior members of
the management of the hall and in the
course of his remarks entirely ignores
the fact that as public organization
| it is not exempt from criticism