The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27

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Morris Ashmore left last Thurs
day for Michigan for the purpose 81
spending the summer with friends
and relatives in that State.
U. H. Bergen, Darwin Bighan
and Robert Cooper spent three OF
four days last week around tht
shores of Green Lake, camping ane
fishing.
A number of Redwood Falls NJ
B. A. s attended the union picnic o
Redwood Falls, Morton and Frank
lin lodges in the Norton park las
Monday.
Mrs. H. B. Wolf arrived here
last Wednesday evening, on her way
home from Sioux Falls, and has beer
visiting friends here, the guest O
| Mrs. L. n. Rowe.
Matt. Opple has returned from
Saltwater, where he has been 70,
nine months or more. He will prob
ably work on a threshing machine
outfit in this county during the com.
ing harvest.
Miss Nettie Smith of Townsville,
Georgia, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Anna E. Ward for several
days, left Saturday for the south,
with the intention Of visiting at
several points while en- route.
During the past week Y instru-
ments were placed on record with
the register of deeds. Of the num-
Der rs we're warranty deeds, ten
we're mortgages, six were satisfac-
tons and the remainder were mis-
cellaneous.
The council held a special meeting
last Thursday evening and granted
a license to sell Intoxicating liquors
to Joseph Teynor, who will open up
business tomorrow in the frame
building owned by F. NJ. O'Hara,
on Second street.
The certificates to 200 acres in
section 36, Westline, together with
the assignments of the same from
N. C. Frederickson to Anna Ourada,
were placed on file by O. T. New
house, cashier of the Bank of Wa
basso, last Thursday.
Laird-Norton Co. have sold the
lumber to Fred. Banker for the
erection of handsome residence on
his farm, to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. Lumber has also
been sold to Ben Bliss for the
erection of large barn to cost about
81 900, and to G. E. Neumann for a
barn to cost about $4,000.
It is reported that the Cheney
Gronnerud hotel, known as the
Syndicate Hotel, in Beaver Falls,
has been purchased by the Wichman
brothers, and that they will soon
reopen the place for business.
Parties from Beaver Falls say that
the report is correct and that the
hotel will be opened in a very short
time. Beaver Falls, at present,
and also destined to be the county
seat of Renville county, must have a
hotel.
Frank Shark, aged Is years, died
at the home of VIM. Ham, the seat
of the county infirmary, on Tuesday
noon of last week. The body was
inferred in the county plot of the
cemetery. Shark was shoemaker
by profession, and has worked off
and on at his trade for many years,
but whenever under the influence
of liquor it became necessary for
him to quit work and 90 to the
county infirmary. He had no rel
atives in the United States.
The Minnesota State Board of
Medical Examiners has licensed DR..
Alfred G.. Chadbourn of this city to
practice medical in this State. DR..
Chadbourn recently graduated from
medical school in Philadelphia,
and it became necessary to pass the
Minnesota examination before prac-
ticing in this State. He passed the
latter board with high honor. Al
present, DR.. Chadbourn is conduct
ing the office of DIR. Schlegel.
Last Thursday was the hottest day
on record for 1900. The thermome
ter danced around the SO degree
mark for a short time, and this was
unaccompanied by a breeze. About
IL o'clock in the afternoon clouds
came up from the north, and let out
some water, a good breeze accom-
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