The Redwood gazette., 1900-05-23


from her winters sojourn ic Mime
apolis.
Attorneys DAILY and Barnard were
over from Renville last Wednesday,
and took supper at Hotel Francois.
Judge Bowers and family were
among the Redwood people toattend
the athletic association meeting at
Marshall during the latter part of
the week.
Winnebago City Enterprise:
Mrs. George w. Ellis, Sr., and her
daughter, Miss Irma, left Tuesday
morning for a two month S visit at
Morgan and Redwood Falls.
During the past week 112 in
struments of all kinds we're placed
on record with the register of deeds.
OF the number % were warranty
deeds or patents, II were mort
cages, Is were satisfactions, and the
remainder. we're miscellaneous.
Thirty-four certificates of absolute
tax sale, given by the county audi
tor to P. L. Dansingburg, for as
many different tracts of land, we're
placed on record with the register
of deeds early last week. Six certi-
fcates of the same kind, given to A.
G. Burmeister, and involving six
different tracts, were filed about
the same time.
Mrs. F. E. Ring left on Tuesday
of last week for her old home in St.
Louis, Missouri, where she will
visit for several weeks. Mr.. Ring
will leave for St. Louis during the
latter part Of the month and will
visit there for couple Of weeks,
after which, accompanied by his
wife, they will start on their journey
home to Redwood Falls, coming by
way of boat on the Mississippi river
as far as St. Paul.
Darwin Bigham sustained a slight
fracture of the collar bone in a
bicycle collision on the fair grounds
on Tuesday evening of last week.
He was speeding along quite rapidly.
Louie Baker was coming from the
opposite direction at similar rate
of speed. The wheels collided and
Darwin was thrown to the ground
with such force as to sustain the
fracture, which DR.. Palmer, the
attending physician, considered
only slight.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Valley Historical association
was held in Morton last week.
Report was made that the monument
I to the good Indians had been COM
Ipleted. It was also stated that a
monument had been erected at Camp
Pope. The spot where about forty
women and children were killed
has beer located and a monument
will soon be erected to locate it.
An effort will be made before the
next legislature to have pyramid
and flag staff, erected upon the
Corral ground, the flag to be raised
upon it Sept. l, 2 and B each year.
G. D. Gllfllan was reelected pres
ident.
A petition has been circulated
during the past week, and freely
signed, asking the orthwestern
railroad company to run one train
into Redwood Falls each Sunday.
1t is believed that the company will
grant the request. In case the
latter action is taken the Sunday
train will probably be the usual
morning train, arriving here at 1915,
and returning to Sleepy Eye at one
O. clock, thus giving people direct
connection with the bound
train at Sleepy Eye, and giving
them an opportunity to reach St.
Paul at 7:45 Sunday evening, or
continue on to Chicago and points
between, on the usual train of the
daily service.
A valuable horse belonging to
Henry Charter met death by falling
in a we'll, last Wednesday after
noon. During the afternoon Mr..
Charter and his mother were visiting g
at aneighbor' and the Misses Vesta
and Julia Davis were left alone on
the farm. The horses we're in the
pasture. Shortly after the depart
ure of Mr.. Charter and his mother
the horses broke out and came up to
the barn. In an alley of the barn
ic ~ fant we'll This wac loft