The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-03
The winter term Of school wi

open next Monday.
Leon Davis of Madison is visiting
! with relatives at Hotel Francois.
] Frank Birkenmeyer spent por-
ton of last Friday aud Saturday in
Dawson.
i George NJ. Russell, special United
States pension agent, was in the
city portion of last week, investi-
eating pension cases.
T It is stated that railway mail ser
vice will be established on the Min
nesota & Iowa division of the North
western from Burt, Iowa, to Vesta,
Mimi, by Jan. 10Th.
Frank Mason went up to Belview
Thursday to figure on the putting
in of hot water plant in the
store of 0. T. Ramsland & Co., and
the heating of the living rooms
overhead.
Rev. w. H. Knowlton of this city
received a letter from Representa-
tive McCleary last week to the effect
that Geo. L. Evans OF this city would
not be disturbed as agent of the In
dams east OF town.
Supt. and Mrs. S. j. Race left for
ST. Paul on Tuesday of last week
for the purpose of attending the an
nual convention of last week for the
State teachers association and
kindred organizations.
The decree of the court in the
Mark Howard estate apportion-
ment was filed with the register of
deeds during tie past week, and
the heirs are now at liberty to give
perfect titles to purchasers.
The county commissioners con-
vened yesterday for the regular
January meeting. The commits
sioners will have the question of
issuing licenses to sell Intoxicating
liquors in the various new towns of
the county up for consideration.
The first.cold night of the present
winter was Wednesday night of
last week, when self-registering
thermometers recorded ten degrees
below zero. The weather was ex-
ceptionally sharp Thursday morn
ing, although the sky was clear.
In the case of the Minnesota
Threshing Machine Co. VS.. Frank
Kubesh, ct al, Judge Powers of the
Renville district, dismissed the
proceedings owing to the copy of
the order in the complaint, not be-
ing the same as the original The
case will 60 on the calendar for
trial at the next term of court in
Renville county.
The members of the Rathbone
Sisters and of the Knights of Py-
thias gave Mr.. and Mrs. C. E..
Lamberton farewell reception at
Castle Hall last Saturday evening.
A large crowd was present and
after the refreshments were served,
Mrs. Lamberton was presented with
a handsome .Rathbone Sisters pin,
and Mr. Lamberton with a scarf
pin. Chas. T. Howard made the
presentation speech. After the
presentation the evening was spent
in cards and dancing.
Atlanta Constitution: Beginning
his remarks with a pretty quotation
from Scotch poet, Bishop Vincent
launched into the easy course of
one OF the most entertaining lectures
we ever listened to. 1t had charms
of all sorts. It's diction was pure
and sweet; its imagery was not
gaudy but fresh as the rose fin
spring; it's pathos was true and its
wit was sparkling. Not word es-
capped the ears of his audience, and
the end of the lecture was the olly
part regretted. That Boy" has
been heard from Maine to California.
A Morgan special to the Mime
apolis Journal says that Ferd Hart
wick, Sr., one of the oldest settlers
in this vicinity, has recently come
into possession of a copy of a rather
ancient newspaper, which is attract
ing considerable attention. It is
the Ulster County Gazette, pub
lished at Kingston, n. Y, on Sat
urday, Jan. 4th, 1900, making it
just century old on Jan. rext.
The names of Samuel Freer & Son
appear as editor and proprietor
The most valuable article gives an