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

have been visiting at Walnut Grove
and Tracy during the past week.
Editor J. N. Byington Of the Wal
nut Grove Rural Center was in the
city last Friday on real estate
business.
James Aiken left. yesterday for
Luverne, where he will represent
the local Presbyterian congregation
at the meeting Of the Mankato Pres
bytery.
A. E. Chapman, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, arrived here from
Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday
OF last week, and will probably re-
main in Redwood Falls during the
most of the coming summer
S. G. Peterson, Of the firm OF
Peterson & Graf, came up from
Redwood Falls The first of the week
and has been engaged closing up
the company business here since
his arrival, says the Madison Press.
W. Irving Tiffany, who has been
in the employ of tn Redwood Elec
trio Light plant for year or more,
has severed his connection with
that institution, and is thinking of
starting out as an electrical en-
gineer.
John Casserly Of Westline, who
is about to open a saloon in Revere,
was in the city last Friday, and
while here purchased an ice box,
etc., of Joseph Lichtwarck, and the
same were taken to Revere by
Frank WEIGH, in the afternoon.
George A. Cartier ofPhillipsburg,
Montana, who is raising a herd of
Polled Aberdeen Angus cattle near
that town. has been in the city dur
ing the past week. He brought a
COW and calf of the Polled variety
with him from Illinois, and expects
to make purchases from the Glen
dale farm, and ship all of his pur-
chases to Phillipsburg from this
point.
c. w. Mead, agent for the J. S.
Medary Saddlery Co.. owner of the
one story brick building occupied
by John D. Lunn, as a restaurant,
on Second street, is making arrange
ments to construct a 20feet addition
on the rear of the building this
spring. The addition will give Mr..
Lunn more room for his restaurant,
and he will materially increase the
table service, as we'll as improve on
the same.
The state dairy and food COM
mission will prosecute the T. NJ.
Roberts Supply House, Mime
apolls, for selling boiled linseed oil
! that fails to pass the state test for
purity. The manufacturers of the
oil: which is made in Chicago, con-
tend that boiled linseed is not re-
CURED to pass purity test, as it is
not used for food purposes. The oil
manufacturers of this state claim
that they are manufacturing a
superior product and that the oil
should come up to the law S requirt-
ments.
The Redwood Falls Supply and
Commission House is a new concern
that is about to be launched here
It is said that a gentleman from
Chicago and another from Mime
apolis is interested in the company
Frank NJ Grubb of this city has
been engaged as manager. The
company has rented the one story
frame building on the corner Ct
Second and Washington streets, and
Mr.. Grubb states that it will handle
everything from a needle to a
threshing machine, and that second
hand goods will also be carried.
Commission business will be lead :
ing feature. Mail order business
will be promptly attended to. The
company expects to be ready for
business by April 18th.
The Weber Comedy Co. concluded
a three nights bill at the opera
house on Thursday evening. The
first evening, Tuesday, ladies were
admitted free and the opera house
was well filled. That even ng the
company presented the Runaway
Wife. - This play recently had d
long run in New York. 1t is a
comedy throughout and was brim
full of laughter. Mr.. West in his