The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-21

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Minneapolis last Wednesday and
visited with friends for several
days.
The St. Peter Tribune says that:
Miss Catharine Ross, of Redwood
Falls, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Tegner
c. E. Lamberton came up from St.
Peter last Wednesday afternoon and
took in the Modern Woodmen
masquerade ball that evening.
Miss Birdie O'Hara came up from
Minneapolis on Tuesday of last
week and is now assisting behind
the counters of the Redwood Coun-
ty Bank.
f. S. Pollard assisted the Echo
Enterprise staff in putting up the
Yellow Medicine county delinquent
tax list on Thursday and Friday of
last week.
On last Monday the assignments
Of land certificates to 800 acres Of
land in section 8, Willow Lake,
from Jacob Pfenninger to John
Drees, we're placed on record with
the register of deeds.
Rev. G. H. Stevenson left here
last Thursday for Minneapolis, from
which point he is contemplating a
trip east and south, probably as far
south as Pensacola, for the purpose
of taking much needed rest.
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. F. I.
Gleason, who was the guest of the
Cyrus Jennings family, left last
Friday for St. Paul, where she is
employed in the millinery depart
ment of one of the department
stores.
H. r. Ensign OF Minneapolis, an
adjuster for the Aetna Insurance
Co., was in the city last Wednesday,
having come over from Springfield
where he adjusted losses on several
buildings and stocks recently de
stroyed or damaged by fire.
During the past week only II in
struments of all kinds were placed
on record in the register of deeds
office. OF the number Is were war
ranty deeds, six were mortgages,
six were satisfactions of mortgages,
and the remainder were miscellane-
Gus.
| Rev w. H. Knowlton left Friday
for his future home in Estherville,
Iowa. His family will reside at the
rectory in this city for couple of
months, after which they will
also depart for Estherville. The
vestry will probably rent the
rectory when Mr.. Knowlton s family
leaves it.
Archie Stewart and Mr.. Nc
Keliheer of Underwood were in town
last Wednesday and Thursday. The
former was advertising his auction
sale, which is to occur at his farm
in Underwood next Friday, at
which all of the personal property
on the farm is to be sold. Mr..
Stewart expects to leave for Alberta
some time in April.
Dawson Sentinel Messrs. H.
NJ. Aune Of Redwood Falls, A. T.
Cliffgard and John Rosendahl of
Echo, were in Dawson last Friday
and Saturday looking over the town
with the view Of opening up a large
clothing store here 1t is said they
found conditions favorablea and rented
the Larson 4 Bergh building. The
store will be run by Aune & Thune,
who own similar stores in Redwood
Falls and Echo, and will be opened
| up about the lSt OF March.
I, H. A. Baldwin has appointed the
following committee to act with a
similar committee from the John S.
Marsh Post to make preliminary ar
engagements for the G. A. R. en-
campment to be held in this city in
June next: H. NJ. Aune, O. L. Dorm
berg, A. E. King, S. G. Peterson,
G. w. Mead, E. A. Pease, J. A.
Schmahl.a H. A. Baldwin. ex-
officio This committee will meet
with the G. A r. committee at the
Office of Robinson & Co. tomorrow
evening at 8 o clock, at which time
every member of both committees is
urged to be present.
+. A. Pease represented A. H.
Anderson at the meeting1Cof the
Pnnnbl;oon Cfoto Confro1 committee