The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-28


Dr.. 6. r. Pease went to Sleepy
Eye Wednesday to attend q meeting
of the pension examining board.
John T. ,Hojem was in from Sun
down last Friday. He stated that
sickness was quite prevalent in
that neighborhood.
Otto E. Dornberg came up from
Manchester college last Thursday to
spend his spring vacation with his
parents in this city.
Register of Deeds Cobleigh re-
turned from Rochester last Thurs
day evening, reporting that Mrs.
Cobleigh was on the road to recov-
cry.
Applications for liquor licenses
in the town of Wanda have been
made by Paul Doepke and John
Drees. The applications will be
acted upon at the meeting of the
commissioners commencing April
24th.
Gus. Thiering returned to Man
kato last Thursday. Mr.. Thiering
came up the'Saturday previous to
be at the bed side of his wife, who
is suffering with pneumonia, but
who is at the present time gaining
rapidly.
During the past week SO instru-
ments have been placed on record
with the register of deeds. Of the
number Al were warranty deeds or
patents, 20 were mortgages, IL were
satisfactions and the remainder
were miscellaneous.
Archie Stewart and wife came
down from their Underwood home
last Thursday, and spent couple
of days with the family of c. W.
Mead. They returned home on
Saturday ana commenced preparing
for their long journey to their
future home in British Columbia.
The break in the weather oc-
Cured last Tuesday, and Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday were de-
lightful March days, the sun shin
ing nicely, and making it very
pleasant to be outdoors. While it
was rather chilly on the shady side
of streets, fires made indoor life a
little uncomfortable.
According to a circular issued by
the warden of the Saltwater prison,
it is announced that at the present
rate at which Irvine is being ordered
the entire product of the factory,
up to Aug. 1st, was exhausted by
March 10th. Orders sent in now
should state that delivery of the
Irvine after Aug. 1st will be accept
able.
DR.. Gibson was called to the home
of George Stronach in Delhi town.
ship last Friday. It appears that
Mr.. Stronach was hurtina runaway
accident out of Belview the week
previous, but his injuries at that
time were not deemed serious. How
ever, the lower portion of one limb
has since become seriously i'm
paired, turning almost black, and
DR.. Gibson was called in to treat
the same.
Hicks says that the regular storm
period which is to be central on the
last day of March will finish it's
course to the eastward side of the
continent by about the Sd, leaving
sleet and snow in it's course. Dur
ing the 9Th and 9th of April reac-
ton to warmer may be looked for.
A marked storm period is booked
to occur between the 9th and 18th,
with the storms greatest intensity
being between the 18th and 18th.
Hot, humid atmosphere will follow
On the 18th or 18th storm condi-
tions will again arise, followed by a
change to cool nights. with prob
able frost in many sections on the
10Th aud Goth. From the 21st to
the 26th the Vulcan storm period
will bring an unseasonably warm
or hot spell of weather, vicious
rain and thunder storms appearing
about the Goth. The last three DAYS
Of April will witness a reactionary
storm period.
There were only about lib delin-
quent personal property tax payers
in the county last Saturday morn
ing, the list having been reduced