The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-04

snIp sreaSurerS we're placer 0u rec
ord during the, past week.
Mrs. w. A. Palmer and son. Wal
ter, left laet Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with Chicago and other
Eastern friends.
Ed. Pratt made a visit with
friends in Minneapolis and with
relatives at Waterville last week,
returning home Friday.
Attorney D. A. Stuart Of Win
dom was in the city last Thursday
and Friday. Mr.. Stuart's name
has been mentioned as candidate
for the Republication nomination
for representative from that dis
trict.
The high school boys are getting
into trim for the annual meeting of
the Southwestern Minnesota High
school athletic association. which
convenes at Marshall on May 10Th
and Goth. The boys expect to do
better this year than last.
George Houghmaster expects to
make trip to Webster, South Da-
kota, in a few weeks, for the pur-
pose Of looking over the real estate
in and around that county. Mr..
Houghmaster will probably estab-
lish branch Office at Webster.
The ladies of the W. r. C. Initial
ed several new members at a spec
ial meeting on Tuesday afternoon of
last week. Following the initiation
services an elaborate supper was
served, and this was participated
in by members of the w. r. c.. and
their husbands. A large crowd
was present.
Ten inches of snow fell between
one o'clock Wednesday morning,
and Thursday afternoon at three.
1t was the heaviest fall we have had
for years and at times it was almost
binding. Very little wind accom-
panied the fall. On Friday morning
the sun cast it's rays over the coat
and the rapid disappearance then
commenced.
The GAZETTE election returns
from the village of Walnut Grove
reported the election of G.. A. Scott
for village treasurer. Mr.. Scott
was not candidate and the report
was consequently erroneous. John
G.. Cheshire was elected to that po-
sition. Business houses, etc, hav-
ing GAZETTE lists of town clerks and
treasurers should make this
change at once.
Window Reporter: Coming home
fr om St. Paul few nights ago we
met Mr.. Carpenter of the Gulf &
Manitoba railroad, which is build
ing from Galveston to Duluth, and
he said he expected to have the en-
gineers in Window before the sum-
mer is over. He will probably ask
Window for bonds and get let
down. Window now has all the
bonds she wants to swing.
The State land certificates given
to Joseph Veigel for the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter,
and the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, all in section 6,
Willow Lake, were assigned to VIM.
Luehl during the past week. 1t
required Is instruments to make
the assignment, each instrument
passing through the hands of four
parties.
r. E. Fuller arrived here from
Mapleton on Tuesday afternoon OF
last week, and at once took up his
residence on the quarter recently
purchased by him, known as the
Willard farm, one mile west of the
city. Mr.. Fuller brought a carload
of fine horses with him, and a car.
load of emigrant moveables. Among
the horses were pair of fine black
mares, the combined weight being
over 1000 pounds. Mr.. Fuller will
pay great deal OF attention to the
raising of fine horses and will. nc
doubt, be pleased to have the farm
ers of this section call and inspect
his stables.
Chas. Beer returned from Delta
Colorado, a couple of weeks ago
and is now engaged in superintend
ing seeding operations on his farm
in this county He left Mrs. Beer