The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
Miss Julia Monson visited in
Franklin Friday and Saturday.

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Franklin Friday and Saturday.
The delivery of ice to residences
was commenced last Tuesday morn
ing
Ed. Claussey of Dawson is. now
one of the diamond wearers behind
the counters of Hotel Francois.
During the last week THEGAzETTE
subscription list was increased by
ten new names-without solicitation
on part of the publishers:
During the week ending-last Fri
day morning 81 deeds, transfers,
mortgages, ETC., were placed on rec
ord with the register of deeds OF
this county.
F. E. Kenney returned from a
trip to St. Paul and Minneapolis
last Wednesday, He visited with
his brother in the latter town, who
has just graduated from the school
of osteopathy. F. E. thinks the
treatment is ''great stuff for vari
Gus troubles.
Messrs. Lindeman and Keefe
were up from North Redwood last
Wednesday soliciting subscriptions
for carrying on the work of putting
the hill roads on either side of North
Redwood in proper condition. They
received good subscriptions from
local business men, and with what
they received here and the amount
subscribed at55 North Redwood they
expect to have the work success
fully completed.
S. B. Conway Of Crown Point,
Ind, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Scoates, re-
siding east of this city, for several
days, returned to his Indiana home
last Wednesday over the North
western. Mr.. Conway twas one Of
the spectators at the coursing meet
ing of two weeks ago. and although
IAN aged person, pronounced the
sport as being among the grandest
he had ever witnessed.
H. S. Baldwin returned from a
trip to Sioux City last Wednesday
evening where he disposed of a
drove of 1O7 head of feeders. On
Saturday evening last he shipped
another 100 head of cattle to the
same place. Before leaving he
stated that the shipment was about
the last that would be made from
this place this season, owing to the
fact that there are no more desirable
cattle in the country. The last lot
were all purchased in Renville
county. Emil Schmahl returned
from St. Paul Wednesday evening,
where he also disposed of several
loads of stock.
The Mankato Free Press Of last
Tuesday. says that Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Purdy states that the
proceedings against L. Redding,
cashier of the State Bank of Lam
berton, who was before United
States Commissioner Spencer at St.
Paul during the winter, charged
with having failed to put twocent
revenue stamp on a cashier S check,
have been dropped, as the authori
ties were convinced that Mr.. Red
ding did not Intentionally omit the
stamp The proceedings were
dropped at the direction of the
United States attorney general at
Washington, to whom the matter
had been submitted.
A. E. King went to St. Paul
Thursday afternoon, and conferred
with the Minnesota agency of the
Harvester King, for which King
Bros. are now agents. On the
morning of that day two, experts
gave a street exhibition with one of
the pushing machines, showing the
almost lightning turns that can be
made, as we'll as the lighter draft
on the horses, and the large cut of
the machine-it being twelve foot
cut, or about five feet more than
ordinary harvesters, A large num-
Der of grand and petit jurors were
in town and witnessed the exhibit
ton and seemed to be convinced
that the Harvester King would be a
good machine in the field
G. E. Swan of Minneapolis, con-
nected with the Central Trust Co.
of New York was in the city on
Tuesday of last week. and while