The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-14

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q harness shop IN Olivia.
The Reeve farm Of an entire sec
ton in Three Lakes2township, was
sold during the past week to Lula
M. Ober, the consideration being
$25 per acre.
Rev. David Morgan of the St.
Paul Bethel will lecture at the
Methodist church on the evening Of
| March Oath. His subject will be
"A Tramp Through Europe. =
Charles G.. Buxton is preparing
to move his household goods into
the cottage until recently occupied
by Mrs. G.. P. Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buxton will reside the future,
Last Thursdays Pioneer Press
stated that on the recommendation
of Representative Heatwole Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Colson of Beaver Falls.
otherwise known 9as Hamlet, has
been appointed to'a clerkship in the
! census bureau.
w. D. Lines and wife returned
home last Wednesday afternoon
from two months sojourn through
Texas, Arizona, ! California, Wash
ington and other points. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lines have been greatly bene-
fitted by the trip.
During the past week 80 instru-
ments of all kinds were placed on
record in the Office of the register of
deeds. OF the.number 26 were war
ranty deeds, 14',were satisfactions,
"a were mortgages and the remain
der were miscellaneous.
The Temple Quartette Of Mime
apolis, with Miss. Josephine Bona
parte as a reader, will appear at
the opera house under the auspices
OF the local entertainment committee
on next Tuesday evening, March
Goth. The quartette is one Of the
finest travelling.
At the last meeting of the city
council G. G.'CJohnson's appoint,
ment as deputy city. recorder was
approved, and licenses to conduct q
public hall and also to conduct 8
plumbing business were granted tC
G. Fred. Thompson. The council
was considering the propriety o.
licensing a couple of other places
of amusement but did not take any
definite action.
Gust. Haeny, who has been in the
employ Of John Marti of Morgan
as timer for the past six or sever
years, was in town last Friday. He
left yesterday for Kolliken, 1t
Aargau, Switzerland, for the pur
pose of visiting his old home anc
his parents and other relatives who
are residing in the mountains O.
Switzerland. His coming will be
a complete surprise to them, and in
asmuch as he has not seen them 70,
eight or ten years the meeting will
undoubtedly be very affecting one
Rev. w. H. Knowlton came ut
from St. Paul last Wednesday after
noon, he having been in that city tx
attend the funeral services over the
remains of the late Bishop Gilbert
He remained here until Friday, as
sisting Mrs Knowlton and Miss
Knowlton in packing household
goods, etc., for shipment to Mr.
Knowlton S future home in Esther
vile, where Mr.. Knowlton has Sc
cured residence. Mrs. Knowltor
and Miss Rhoda will leave today OF
tomorrow for Estherville. Miss
Louise and the baby left with Mr.
Knowlton.
Hon. c. D. Gilfillan was up from
the Siding last Thursday. Mr.
Gilfillan stated that there would
probably be no dedication of the
monument recently erected at Nor
ton to the friendly Indians of the
Indian war, owing to the fact thai
monument dedications usually leaG
to trouble-trouble arising from
heated discussions over names anc
locations, etc. He stated that i
was highly probable that the Min
nesota Valley Historical society
would cause a pyramid to be erect
ed at the coulee where the either
soldiers were surrounded and an
initiated by the Indians during The
massacre.
The Redwood Falls people are 90
ing about the matter of making {
success of the G. A. r. encampmen