The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-20

FREQ. II warner made trip to
Rochester last Friday, returning
Saturday.
/ A. L. Getchell and wife of Mime
apolis visited with G. Fred. Thomp-
son during portion of last week.
The appointment of Julia Mae
Waldron as deputy in the register
Of deeds Office, was placed on record
last Wednesday.
| Miss Matte Brigham arrived home
Saturday afternoon from an extend
ed trip through the east. Miss
Bigham will remain home during the
summer. She is. in the employ of
an educational bureau.
During the past week 81 instru-
ments have been placed on record
with the register of deeds. OF the
number 36 were warranty deeds or
patents, IS we're mortgages, seven
were satisfactions and the remainder
were miscellaneous.
The assignment of land certificates
to 80 acres in section 8, Shutdown,
from Martha Anderson ct al to John
Olson, have been filed for record. as
have also the assignments to 24O
acres in section 26, North Hero,
from Charles NJ Bissell ct al to
George Leath erman
Fairfax Standard: Mr.. Morgan,
who has chage Of the work on the
new mill, has rented his home in
Redwood Falls, and is arranging to
make Fairfax his permanent resi-
dence. Mrs. William Max
we'll has been at Redw Falls for
the past two weeks under care of
a physician. Her health is so much
improved that there are hopes of her
recovery.
Postmaster Hughes was very
happy last week by the receipt of a
notice from the postmaster general
to the effect that the receipts of his
office during the past year were
sufficient to warrant the department
in raising his salary from 81 800 to
81, 500 per year. Sleepy Eye gets a
raise to $1,000, Granite Falls to
800, Window $1.7OO. Tracy and
Marshall get no raise.
John Barley Of Henryville town
ship, Renville county, quite we'll
known here, was kicked in the face
by a stallion on Wednesday morn
ing last All the bones in his face
were crushed or broken by the
i kick, and the nose was driven into
the face in a terribly mangled con-
dition. The right eye is torn from
the socket and other serious injuries
were sustained by Mr.. Barley, who
was lowering between life and death
last Friday.
| Christian Endeavorer emblems
we're numerous about town during
the convention. A very pretty one
was that in the window of the MILL
merry department of the Big Store,
made of lilacs, ETC., with the window
bench ornamented with variegated
colored silk parasols, etc. The
Central Parmacy, Gordon's refresh
ment parlors, the Marks bakery,
Peterson & Graft S mercantile store,
Pearlman s store, Anne & Thune S
clothing store, and others displayed
emblems.
While travelling over the road
leading to Beaver Falls, just north
east of the Minnesota river bridge,
George Buxton and dog espied what
appeared to be a cotton tailed rab-
bit. The dog Immediately made a
jump, and in minute caught the
rabbit. The animal had four or five
horns of from one to three inches
each in length, located between his
ears, and Mr.. Buxton deemed it
curiosity enough to warrant him in
bringing it to the city, where an
effort is being made to place the an
imal in the hands of taxidermist
and have it mounted.
| A deed transferring the Mime
sofa & Iowa railroad, being the line
running to Vesta. to the Chicago &
| North western railway company, the
parent line, was filed for record in
this county, last Tuesday. The
consideration was only 81, but the
deed carried with it the assump-
ton of all debts and liabilities of
the Minnesota & Iowa Attached
to the deed were 81, 904 in revenue
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