The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29


last week, returning home on Fri
day.
A glance at the real estate trans
fers will show that the deeds to the
tracts making up the proposed
TOWNSHIP in sections Is and 9. Yes
ia, have been placed on record.
A. Goldfus has returned from an
extended purchasing tour in the
east. L. Perlman of the New Store,
has been absent on the same mis-
sion for a week or ten days.
julius Melges has purchased an
80 acre tract in section Ii, town OF
Sheridan, of Frank Carman, adjoin-
ing his quarter section on the east.
The former paid 81, 800 for the tract,
and it makes him farm of 24O
acres.
The March issue of the Northwest
Magazine of St. Paul has an ex-
tended write-up of Redwood county
and Redwood Falls, together with
illustrations of the school and court
houses, and superb half tones of the
falls of the Redwood and Ramsey.
The Polled Aberdeen Angus bull
purchased of the Glendale farm nv
Prof. Thomas Shaw of the State
University a couple of weeks ago,
subject to the approval of the direct
ing regent, was shipped to the ex-
detrimental station on Wednesday
last.
On last Thursday Treasurer Ten
ney received a check for So, 1923. 80
from State Treasurer Koerner, the
same being Redwood county's share
of the March State school apportion-
ment fund, the amount averaging
about 80 cents for each pupil.
The clerk of court and the regis
ter of deeds have been obliged to
return a large number, in fact
80 per cent. of the bonds OF
township officers sent them during
the past week, for the reason that
the same were without revenue
stamps, as required by the revenue
law.
The last attraction of the Star
course of entertainments will be the
best. Tank Kee will give you a
better idea of China, and will ex-
hibit to you more rare curiosities OF
that far off land than you could see
in many miles of travel. Remember
the dates, April 6, Z, and 8, and
that 25 cents pays for a reserved
seat. The admission for the mat
inee will be only ten cents.
Bids for the construction of the
two story brick building Of the Red
wood Falls Improvement Co. were
opened last Thursday evening, but
owing to misunderstanding in the
bidding the contract was not
awarded. The bids differed nearly
$4,000 in price. Bids were also
opened for the heating plant, and
while they were quite low, no
awards were made.
New Ulm Review: Mr. Abbott,
of the law firm of Brown & Abbott
of Winona, attorneys for the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad, appeared
before Judge Weber Wednesday
in their case of having appraisers
appointed for their right OF way
land in the western end of the coun-
ty. This is for land the R. R. Co.
wants to build it's new extension
over from Sanborn to Burt, Iowa.
E. P. Bertrand, E. G. Koch and A.
J. Schramm were appointed.
H. Cavillia, who was the comedian
with the Vincent Stock Company,
finished his engagement with Mr..
Rodney at Redwood Fails and has
been engaged by Messrs. Martell
and Buee to manage a combination
they will put on the road, says the
Sleepy Eye Dispatch. Mr.. Cavillia
left here Saturday for St. Paul to
secure talent for the combination
and after spending the week re-
hearsing at Springfield they will
take the circuit. The Martell and
Buee Company will open at Spring
field and then PLAY here.
George Gagnon, arrested on the
evening of March 18th for dis
orderly conduct, and afterwards
called to answer the charge of re-
sisting arrest, appeared before
Judge Chadderdon last Wednesday,