The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-06

here Thursday on their way from
Fargo to Redwood Falls, says the
Granite Tribune. He is in the fruit
tree business over there he says.
Delbert Clement of the Michigan
State Military school, who has been
visiting with the family of C. D.
Thompson for some time during the
past summer, returned to the school
last Friday, over the Northwestern.
The Fairfax Standard OF last week
says that IAN impromptu party was
given Wednesday night in honor
of the Misses Bessie Mead and
Edith Drake of Redwood Falls, who
were visiting at the DR.. Stoddard
residence"
Miss Emma Schultz has disposed
of her building here and retired
from the photograph business in
Echo, says the Enterprise. Miss
Schultz has made a great many
friends during her stay here and in
case she concludes to leave here
permanently they will wish her we'll
wherever she may go.
During the past week there have
been 36 instruments of all kinds
placed on record in the office of the
register of deeds. OF the number
six were satisfactions, four were
mortgages, three were quit claim
deeds, II were warranty deeds,
three were assignments of mort
cages and two were assignments of
land certificates, while the balance
were miscellaneous.
The work of remodeling the Red
wood Roller Mills is being pushed
rapidly. The amount of new and
up to date machinery going into the
mill is surprising, and the mill will,
when completed, be in a condition to
turn out nearly 200 barrels of flour
daily. The work on the new elevator
for the mill will be prosecuted as
soon as the work on the mill is CON-
pleted. The elevator will be con-
nected with the mill by the spout
system.
The marriage of Herman Shining
OF New Avon to Miss Laura Wells,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H.
Wells OF this city, occurred at the
home of the brides parents at 1870
o'clock last Thursday morning. The
marriage ceremony was performed
in the parlor of the residence, which
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The bride was attired in
a costume of white silk. The
groomsman was Levi Wells and the
brides maid was Miss Maud Wood
worth. Immediately after the cere-
mony wedding dinner was served.
Supt. Race announces that the
order Of the State board of health
requiring all pupils of public schools
to be vaccinated before entering
school applies to the pupils of all
rural schools, as we'll as those of the
cities and villages. Parents should
govern themselves accordingly, and
see to it that their children are pro-
vided with certificates OF vaccina-
ton before sending them to school.
The physicians of this city have all
laid in big supply Of virus and
will be able to accommodate almost
any demand.
W. R. Houck has purchased the
residence of Till Tibbetts on Ram
sev street, formerly occupied by G.
W. Tiffany, and will soon move his
family into this city, where they
will reside in the future. On Satur-
day, September 18th, commencing
at 10 o clock a. M, he will have an
auction sale at the farm two miles
east of the city, which was recently
sold to Mr.. Fedderly of Columbus,
Wis, at which he will sell to the
highest bidder six work horses,
three two year old mares, eight
milch COWS, three yearling calves,
and vast quantity of farm ma
chinery, which has been kept in the
usual good repair, like everything
has been kept on that farm.
Some drug store or soda water
stand in Granite Falls must have
been Eat it, again according to the
following from the Tribune: The
Lexow commission concluded it's
investigation on the b. p. cases
last week and many prominent citi-
zens were brought before the court