The Redwood gazette., 1900-08-15

for a lease Of his farm IN New Avon
to an Illinois party.
Ed. G.. Jones came up from St.
Paul on Wednesday afternoon and
visited several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary A. Jones.
H. E. Miller of Rochester, owner
of property in this city and real
estate in Underwood, was in Red.
wood Falls last Wednesday.
During the past week only "a in.
struments of all kinds were placed
on record with the register o1
deeds. Of the number eight were
warranty deeds, seven were mort
cages, five we're satisfactions and
the remainder were miscellaneous.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Pilgrims Church of the Evangelical
association OF North America, locat-
ed at Wabasso, have been filed with
the register of deeds. c. T. Rachel
and August Bott, both residing
near Wabasso, are the officials of in
corporation.
Emil Schmahl left for Faulkton,
South Dakota, last Friday, where
he has 1,033 head of fine cattle. He
will visit Redwood Falls at frequent
intervals. He is undecided as to
whether or not to corn feed so much
of the herd as he desires to turn off
this fall and winter.
The one story brick building To-
Gated on.Second street, two doors
west of the GAZETTE Office and occu
piee by Levi Annis, has been sold
by Borg & Anderson to Samuel
Borg of Delhi. The consideration
was given at $1,000. Mr.. Annis
will continue to occupy it for an In
definite period.
A Democratic delegate conven-
for Redwood county will be held
at Wabasso, commencing at II
O'Clock on Thursday, Aug. Both.
The convention was called for the
purpose Of selecting 10 delegates
to the Democratic State nominating
convention and eight delegates to
Democratic congressional nominal
ing convention. The basis is given
in the call published in another col
umn of The GAZETTE. By it there
will be 105 delegates in the conven-
tion, if every precinct is fully rep
resented.
The July bulletin of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota contains a list of
the students of the State expert
mental station. Robert Edwin Ty-
son of this city is credited as stu
dent in the G class and Fay Robin
son Schaver of Redwood Falls town
ship is credited as student in the
preparatory class. John Underahl
of Revere is in the special class. H.
Henning Swenson of Lamberton is
in the preparatory class as is also
Engebert Enestvedt of Belview
Halvor Swenson of LambertOn is in
the c class, as are also Gertie Theo-
dora and Magnus Ramsland of Sa-
cred Heart, Edward Oscar Erick-
son of Belview and Gunarius Ber-
gen of Sacred Heart.
President Hill of the Great North
ern has crew of japanese at work
surfacing on his line from Willmar
to Russell. They are around Gran
ite Falls now and The Tribune says
that "the little Japs are SO eager to
learn that they gather the small
boys about them and ask thousands
Of questions about things that in
terest them. The boy is a good ed
ucator and never tires of teaching
these dark-skinned orientals what
they want to know and they set it
down in books so that they may
study it at their leisure in their
own language. They are a genial
lot Of fellows, good-natured and not
at all presumptious The foreman
says they are good men and can be
depended on
Seven property holders of Rem
vile county, headed by 0. T. Rams
land of Sacred Heart, and all of
them men who were interested in
having the Belview-Sacred Heart
bridge located on the old site, have
given notice to the county attorney
of Renville county protesting against
the action of the Renville county
commissioners in appropriating