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

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absent several days.
George Nj. King has contracted t.
deliver the deed to the southeast
quarter Of section %, Delhi, to Lou.
| is Mcdonald.
The public schools of this city
closed last Friday afternoon for the
regular spring vacation, which con.
tinues only this week.
In publishing the list of teachers
who have received State certificates
in the last issue of this paper, the
name of Miss Alta Gordon of No. {
was omitted.
During the',past week s. instru.
ments of all kinds were placed on
record with the register Of deeds
OF the number 10 were, warranty
deeds, nine were mortgages, II
were satisfactions and the remain.
der were miscellaneous.
The Pioneer Press Of last Wed
nesday says that another large cor.
poration filed it's papers under the
Somerville-Larson law yesterday
It was the North American Iron
company, claiming to do business
on $500, 900 capital in Minnesota
The concern paid fee of 1915.
Mrs. C. w. Allen of Hutchinson
sister of.Mrs. E. B. Hale, was over
from that place a portion of last
week, assisting in the care of her
sister, who has been quite i'll, but
is now convalescing. While here
Mrs. Allen inspected the now idle
steam laundry plant, with the view
of purchasing the same.
A largely attended meeting of the
congregation of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Communion
was held at the church last Tues
day evening, and voted to have {
minister to succeed the late w. H
Knowlton. The matter of selecting
a minister, and the time when tt
select one, was left wholly to the
vestry Of the church.
In the case of F. w. Orth vs.. E.
A. Pease, an action to recover fol
goods seized by the sheriff on at
tachment, and in which case the
jury awarded verdict to the de
PENDANT, Judge Weber has just en-
tered motion denying a new trial
Baldwin & Howard we're the attor
neys for the defendant.
John G Balm OF Crookston arrived
here last Wednesday, bringing two
carloads of all kinds of horses with
him, over the St. Louis. The hors
es arrived at North Redwood in the
storm of Wednesday, and Mr.. Bair
was obliged to find shelter for then
during the storm of Thursday, a
various barns in the city. He has
since been disposing of the animals
H. J. Jaeger, one Of the State
agents OF the Minnesota Public
School at Owatonna, was in the city
last Thursday and Friday, en- route
for Fairfax, where he has been as
signed to look up case in connec
ton with the Owatonna school. Mr.
Jaeger was formerly minister a
Walnut Grove and was quite effec
tive in organizing religious gather
ings.
Thomas Lynch was arrested las
Thursday on the charge of leaviCs
an unpaid board bill at the restau
rant of F. NJ Grubb. The amour
of the bill was about 500, according
to Mr.. Grubb's claim, while Lynch
claimed that it was about 80, ant
that he had made arrangements
; with Mr.. Grubb for carrying tn
amount until he secured the money
The case was dismissed by judy
Chadderdon on Friday afternoon
The daily papers of last Tuesda.
state that late yesterday Afternoon
the appeal was filed in the Renvill
county seat case. The appeal wa
from the decision of Judges Oval
and Powers denying the application
} Of the people of Bird Island for
: writ of mandamus, compelling tn
county commissioners of Renvill
3 county to pass upon Bird Island
t petition for the removal of the coun
: ty seat from Beaver Falls to Bir
5 Island.
In letter from F. E.. Kenney
now of Brainerd, formerly of Pax
G ton, this county, he states that tn
lumber firms of that town are in he