The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-29


the effect that Mrs. S. NJ. Thurston,
well-known here, has become de-
mented, and is very much like a
child.
Charles Huhnerkoch last week
purchased the lumber of F. M.
Isham for a large barn to be erected
on his farm on section 6, Redwood
Falls township.
Dawson Sentinel: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE says Joe Fountain Of Madi-
son, is to become proprietor of Hotel
Francois at Redwood Falls. Joe is
one of the best hotel men in Mime
sofa and Redwood Falls is to be con-
graduated upon securing him.
Mrs. S. A. Byington, who is con-
Quoting restaurant in Vesta.
served a turkey dinner to a large
number of people looking over the
Vesta TOWNSHIP last Sunday. The
crowd at that place was unusually
large on that day.
w. F. Dickinson returned from
Chicago Friday afternoon. Willie
away he attended t4> conve lion O.
the National Breeders Association
in that city, and he reports an un-
usually large attendance of repre-
sentative stockmen, and a great in
terest in the breeding Of fine stock
During the past week there were
81 instruments placed on record
with the register of deeds. Of the
number 20 were warranty deeds,
Is were mortgages, Is were salts
factions, eight we're assignments of
land certificates and the remainder
were miscellaneous.
Rasmus Doe. who owns a farm
near Delhi, left last week for his
old home in Norway and for the
next six months THE GAZETTE will
go to him at Oysdal, Norway. Mr..
Boo is the fourth foreign subscriber
on THE GAZETTE S list at present
VIM. McGinnis receiving the paper
at Knockneill, Swateragh p. O.,
County Derry, Ireland; Philip Lys
at Praden, CT. Craub, Switzerland
Mr.. Doe at the above address, and
August Odegaard at Ostre Totens
P. O., Norway.
There is some doubt as to whether
the city council has legally sustained
the mayor S veto of resolution No.
/. When the veto was called up
Aid. Caswell moved that it be SUI,
tanned and this motion was carr Z.
by vote of to l. The proper mo-
ton, according to the city charter.
would have been that the vote
whereby the resolution was adopted,
be reconsidered. and after this was
done the resolution should have
been voted down. Whether the de-
feet will be remedied at the next
council meeting, or whether the
council will consider the resolution
a dead issue. is question
John Feeney was arrested by
Officer Holdhouse last Wednesday
afternoon. Feeney had the tremorS
and saw snakes of the worst kind.
shortly after he was placed under
arrest. and for time the rotund
form of Supt. Parkhill of the city
water works was required to sit on
him and keep him down. After he
had been in the lock up for a short
time he was transferred to the
county Jail. where he was placed in
the insane ward, and where DR..
Pease injected morphine into him
until he rested easier. although he
saw snakes we'll along into the
night. On Thursday morning he
was rational and gave his name and
stated that he was from Candy and
was on his way to Minneapolis.
Alexander Co burn, a brother-in-
law of Adam Washburn of New
Avon, and who resided here several
years ago, is now at Nome. Alaska,
and under date of Sept. 20 be writes
to Adam that there is gold at that
place-one man having taken out
$50, 900 from a piece OF land about
80 feet square. 'There are about
1000 men at work on the sea beach
rocking out gold. At times they
average 800 per day per man. I
think that the beach alone has
yielded 1000, 600. The soldiers
arrested about 200 men for working
on the beach and the whole town