The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25

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in St. Paul.
H. E. Ranney .of 'Courtland, New
York, arrived here@son Tuesday Of
last week, and will remain in this
vicinity for some time.
G. G. Ward of Brownton, came up.
last Thursday, and has since been
visiting with: his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John lett.
Brocton ,Hogle Of st. Charles,
Mimi, brother Of Miss Hogle.
trimmer in the millinery store OF
Miss E. NJ. Murrhy'C& Co., was
visiting.with his.sister during the
past week.
Messrs. G.. L. Ilett, L. w. Cal
kins and P. E. Barnes, and Chas.
Calkins, all of Brownton, drove up
from that place early last week and
visited until Thursday at the home
OF John Ilett of Sheridan.
Window Reporter: Miss Hub
bard of Redwood Falls, who has
been spending few days in town,
with friends of the Christian Catho-
lie church, with Mrs. 0. G. Kibbey,
went to Chicago on Monday.
The residence heretofore owned
by Henry Graft, and occupied by
Attorney A. C. Dolliff, located on
Jefferson street, near Broadway,
was sold to J. A. McGettrick last
Thursday, the consideration being
about $500.
During the past week only "a
instruments of all kinds were placed
on record with the register of
deeds. Of the number ten were
warranty deeds, six were mort
cages, four we're satisfactions and
the remainder were miscellaneous.
Property'owners desiring to put
in cement sidewalks in front of their
business or residence property this
year should notify H. M. Aune. AS
soon as the latter secures sufficient
applications to warrant the cement
sidewalk construction crew coming
up from Minneapolis he will notify
the foreman.
Dickinson & Tyson of the Glen
dale farm have sold the 9th Pride Of
Glendale to George A. Cartier Of
Philipsburg, Montana. They have
sold to Montana parties, for which
Mr.. Cartier was agent, Leroy o.
Glendale and the Pride bull Rus
sian. These three head Of choice
Aberdeen Angus cattle were sent
by Mr.. Cartier to Montana during
the early portion of last week, and
with them were also shipped quite
a large number of hogs purchased
of different parties in the county
There are still 184 descriptions
on the absolute tax sale list, on
which the: taxes have not Deen paid
and which will be sold at the sale
on May 9th. OF the number two
descriptions are in Springdale,
three are in Morgan village. one is
in Homer, 40 are in Delhi town and
village, four are in Swedes Forest,
and the remainder are in the city OF
Redwood Falls. Those in Delhi are
mostly town lots at one time owned
by the Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pa
cific Townsite Co., while in Red.
wood Falls quite large number OF
the descriptions are on land located
in the water or outlying districts.
George L. Evans returned last
Wednesday from his trip to various
towns in the eastern portion of the
State, where he paid off the annui.
ties to the Indians of the Mediwank.
ton band located in that section.
His trip took him down the Missis.
sippi river as far as Wabasha where
there are now located several mem.
bers of the band. One of the mem.
bers was at one time sheriff Of Wa.
basha county, and was successful
in conducting the affairs of that
office when Reads Landing, Waba
sha and other river towns were
frequented by the large crowds Of
half-breed river men. Mr.. Evans
states that the ex-sheriff is as well
educated as the average white man
and is now engaged in training
dogs, owning one animal of this
kind valued at $3.50.
The Three Lakes creamery is one
of the model creameries vf Redwood
county. The building was con
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