The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-02

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Sleepy Eye came up from that town
last Friday morning to assist his
PAL "a t6e defense of the case of
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and Howard n. Bell Of this city
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fs6iagii is the result 81 PLACING placing IN IL
TIE dam several years ago a large toS e
am6aht 81 fry 50 z-oSooT9 Bloc
sfhe land Certificates TO II the 81 north 5r :
west Quarter 81 the northwest QUAR- lar
ter and Che. southwest { uarter ! 81 f
tie northwest Quarter Of # section
S6; Brookvi11e, have been assigned
BY J ems Hanson to Jens Jor'genson.
ana the certificates to quarter
section in section Is, Vail, have
been assigned BY Foster W. Stew
ems to Eco Aftermath. s~ ~
Walnut Grove lodge, No: IS, r.
o. o. .F:a'of Minnesota, has fled ar
ticles ofeincorporation With. the req:
ister of deeds. The lodge was or
ganized on Jan. 23d with j. W
Marvin, G. B. Shelton; A. E. Bert
RAM W. J.: Marvin, G.. W. Cole and
L! p Larson as II corporators. The
first officers area E. Bertram noble
grand, W. J. Marvin vice grand
aGd5C: N...McDonald secretary. @l
Hicks says that May viii be a
month aa of thunder storms, local
deluges Of rain ands hail, with tor
nadic results in many localities, all
following a} YfFqfk y bY Chang a> ttosyery
cool, with frosts over much of the
country northward: A warm wave
very warm-is due from the 4th
to the 7th, and on the 9Th there will
be electrical storms. Storm clouds
on the 10th and 11th SHOULD be care
fully scanned for tornadoes. The
greatest number. Of severe storms
will fall before the Goth, with dan
ger Of 'frosts prior to and about that
time, following the storms. From
the 2lst to the 24th2 it will grow
much warmer, and electric storms
are probable. From May 18th to
the o2sth people are advised to watch
their barometers and atmospheric
conditions for storms. -
Under date of San francisco,
April 10th, Archie Mcintyre, form.
erly Of this city. where he is we'll.
known, writes. to H. n, Bell: To
morrow at 2 p. m. / sail for Cape
York, Alaska. The place is 100
miles north of Cape Nome. where.
there are so many going this spring,
| have, as a partner, an old miner
who has been in that country and
saw good prospects in that vicinity.
We are taking one years supplies
and a very complete outfit. but. we
may leave Cape York for the States,
or the last boat in the fall. York is
not far from the Arctic Circle as
you can see BY a peep at the map,
We are going north Of there but:
this viii be our landing place, IN
that part Of Uncle Sam s dominion
there is very little. night in summer
and but little day n winter
A Rockland, Maine, paper con-
tains the followinga Rev. L. E.
Hanscom, the new. pastor of the
Methodist church, entered upon the.
second administration zof. his labors.
here last Sunday. and he spoke be-