The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-21

James A. Larson was over from
Johnsonville last Wednesday
Chas. Halgerson and Mrs. B.
johnson of Walnut Grove were in
the city for a few hours last Thurs
day.
| VIM. Marks, the baker, returned
from trip to St. Paul and Mime
apolis last Thursday, he being ac-
companied by his son.
| Louis Pearlman is about ready
for a formal opening with his large
stock Of clothing, boots, shoes: ETC.,
in the Mulligan building, across
from The GAZETTE Office. His fam
lily will occupy rooms in the rear OF
the store.
During the past week 40 instru-
ments of all kinds we're placed on
record with the register of deeds.
OF the number IL were warranty
deeds, nine were satisfactions OF
mortgages, II were mortgages, two
we re assignment of land certificates
and the remainder were miscella-
neOus.
Articles Of incorporation of 'sOur
Saviour's Congregation of Vesta
were filed with the register of deeds
last Thursday. The incorporators
are John z. Hustled and c. E.. Lee
lig, and the trustees of the congre-
cation are named in the articles, E.
E. Levig having been electe d trus-
tee for one year, Syver Dahl for two
years and A. T. Brekke. for three
years.
E. Bedal came up from Minneap-
oils during the early part of last
week and spent some time here in
vestigating tracts of land placed on
the absolute tax sale, in his name.
After a careful examination of the
auditor records it was found that
the tracts in question belonged to
the estate of the late Laf Bedal,
and that E. Beda was clear on the
books of the county treasurer. The
latter, however, has made arrrnge-
ments to have the L. Bedal tracts
taken from the absolute tax sale
list.
The alumni association of the
Winona Normal school is planning
for a reunion of it's almost 1000
graduates to take place during the
first week in June, at the Normal
school. The last reunion was held
in 1894. The alumni of the school
are to be found in almost every
county of this State, as well in ma
ny counties of adjoining States, and
they should at once send their
names and addresses to President
Millspaugh so that the latter can
send out the proper blanks to them,
in case they desiresto attend the re-
union.
A meeting of the fourth-class
postmasters of Redwood county was
held in this city on Wednesday
afternoon of last week, and an or
ganization was perfected for the
purpose of advancing the service
and for the welfare of the public
postal work F. F. Golf of Walnut
Grove was elected president, VIM.
Kinman OF Morgan was elected vice
president, and A. F. Portrait of
Belview was elected secretary and
treasurer. The association will
hold semi-annual meetings in Red
wood Falls on the first Tuesday in
February and the first Tuesday in
August.
The public school library fund for
school districts has been exhausted
and no more money will be avail
able until after Aug. 1st next. This
fact was brought to the attention of
Supt. Race last Wednesday in a
letter returning draft made on the
fund for school district 81, Willow
Lake, this county, for the commence
ment OF library in connection with
the school of that district, and where
the teacher has been working hard
for the past two'years in bringing
the school up to the required stand
ard and raising funds by picnics,
socials, ETC., for the purpose of Sc
curing State aid for the library.
The school will have to wait until
after Aug. 1st next.
Under date of Rockland, Maine.
March 10Th Rev r. r. Hanconn,