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

9bet 5ne' }tlst 1p5tit i1ifj4aest1e Central
.RhaaRkascs77 and Mf:.:PSirhefs prd r.
5ises soda aTateran the 4ihe with tRe
fountains esgit 7t2oo- esIsts
The appeals in the; 1hase of he
State VS.. Lester Rollins will be Pr
,Yes,aaAtfajQ(tNd k9M t A AZ :;
sion is expected about two wee KS
from a the time Of the ARGUMENT:
J tAtthe annual 1heetihy6ftHeA mem
oers1of st. : Veronica s aGhi4d Il st
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ella cMil
Ian was elected President, Mrs. An
DIZZY lByyr4pR H glce:1pfefideTI Mt
C. F. THOMPSON secretary-apd Mis-
IW2 S! Bpdffiineai a tii1eaashrHerc: Ai
, > j.. d.: =Jacksesn u and wife hake
moved their household. goods FROM
Hotel Francois, to their residence fn
Minnesota avenue, and will reside
there in the future Miss Jessie 6.
Wilcox will.he companion of Mrs.
Jackson during Mr.. Jackson's ap7
-seace. !. ;: .-. r.
At the close Of it's work last
Thursday morning the grand july
made a report to the effect that the
members had examined the. county
jail antflfndna the same aean4y add
we'll kept and prisoners properly
cared for. GO: Gilfllan acted as
clerk Of the grand jury while tlI Is
same was in session T.
The seventh annual convention pf
the Tracy district Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor will
be held at Redwoo Falls June 1R
Among the prominent speakers will
be Miss Carrie Holbrook, former
State secretary, and Rev. Mr.. CUT
tbs, State. President, Minneapolis.
A large attendance is aHpectea r
Antiquity Lodge No. 81, A. F. 4
A. NJ, entertained a large numbe
Of visiting brethren, who were press
ent and attending court in this
city, on Thursday evening of last
week. The third degree was coI7
fferred;I. after which Refreshments
were & served, followed. 10y other
amusements. The floral decorations
WERE front the sop servatofy of MRS.
John 'Vah.: - - 4 - 80
A. J. Gerhard of Lamberton, cam
didate for the Republican nominal
ton for register of deeds of Redl
wood county, O. J. Olmstead of Wal.
nut Grove, candidate, for sheriff.
and G.. A. Scott of that place, were
| in the city during a portion OF last
week, as was also John S. Nelson, 1
welt known0Jphnsonville politician,
The latter was accompanied by hiS
wife. s- -.--.T
Granite Falls Journal: Ben. Nell
son had the misfortune to hurt hiA
left hand very badly Monday fore.
/ noon. He wassin the act of liftin 9
a barrel of oil onto a!platform when
hiss feet slipped; and let him slide
backward, and The edge of the bar
rel came down upon his hand smash
ing it very. badly SO that a numbe,
of stitches were necessary to sew
UP the wound. = - -
Judge. Lewis of: Ramsey county
actingon-the application OF the Min
neapohs, New Ulm 4 Southwestern
road, has issued an order to the
State treasurer to show cause ywhy
| he should not collect a tax OF one
per cent on the gross. income of the
road. The latter was, built in 1897
as a branch road, and was bought
last year by the Minneapolis j. st
'tLouis:3 Under the law railways
are required to pay a one per cent,
tax on gross EARNINGS fors the first
three years, and three per cent.
after thatsperied,r Last yeap Che
road was assessed three per cent.
7ar9 SlejiV5 thptFtYsI for not
lmohJ fLs,X1,n,4 ,4&-Ao1+ Mr. Koo
ner will consult with the attorney
general as to whether he is com