The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-11

Rev. F. ]. Barackman conducted
services at Wabasso last Sunday
afternoon.
Mayor Smith returned last Fri
day from his weeks soiourn in
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Lucy Woodward spent a
portion of last week with her par
ents in Yellow Medicine county.
Miss Josie Brabant of Mausinee,
Wisconsin arrived here last Friday
on an extended visit with the family
Of Joseph Fountain, at Hotel Fran
co.'s.
Chas. n. Smith, who is in the
employ Of the Laird-Norton c.. at
this place, will soon be given a
lumber yard in one Of the new
towns on the Des Moines Valley
railroad.
Edward Tyson returned home
from the experimental station at ST..
Anthony Park, and will practice
what he has been taught at the
station, on Glendale Farm, during
the coming summer.
]. NJ. Templeman of Minneapolis,
representing a revolving register
house, was in Redwood Falls We'd
nesday and while here secured con-
tracts for the putting in of a revolv-
ing register at Hotel Francois.
During the past week &c instru-
ments of all kinds were placed on
record with the, register of deeds.
OF the number % were warranty
deeds, two were patents, II were
mortgages, ten were satisfactions,
and the remainder were miscel-
laneous.
George Bager came down from
Huron, South Dakota, last week,
and will remain at home for an in
definite period. George has been
in the employ of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. as an extra operator.
and is waiting for another assign
ho+
H. G. Aldrich was called to Chat
field, Minnesota, on Monday of last
week by telegram announcing the
death of his father, H. p. Aldrich,
who passed away in that town on
the Sunday evening previous. The
deceased was "A years old, and was
well and favorably known in the
vicinity Of Chatfeld, where he re-
sided for many years.
Fairfax Standard: w. H. Mailer
went to Wabasso yesterday to COM
plete the arrangements for estab-
fishing the Wabasso Standard at
that place. Mr.. Mailer has pur-
chased the former Crescent plant
and will start in business for him
self in the new town. He has every
assurance of success in his new
field and will have the good wishes
of his many friends here for his
prosperity. He will move his new
Office to Wabasso some time during
the next fortnight.
There has been a general change
of officials on this division of the
Chicago Il Northwestern system
and the following are among those
that took effect on the 1st of April:
w. D. Cantillon, formerly super
intendent of the w. & St. P, has
the Dakota division added to his
jurisdiction. William Hengstler,
chief train dispatcher at Winona,
has been made train master and his
headquarters changed to Tracy. F.
N. Stewart, assistant superintend-
ent of the w. & St. P, has had his
field of usefulness enlarged and will
hereafter live at Huron ana will be
assistant superintendent of the
whole line from Winona to Pierre.
Harry Sanborn, assistant super
intendent at Huron, has been made
superintendent of the Western Iowa
division. These changes are i'm
portant to the system and give the
officers considerable more respon-
sibility.
Renville Record: Thursday Miss
Susie Abbott received a telegram
from Grand Forks, N. D., Offering
her position in the schools of that
place at salary of $50 month for
the remainder of the year. The