The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-28

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"opens Tor business Tomorrow
Good farm horses for sale Ut Farrell
= Keefe's, North Redwood. 29-t. |.
George 4. Jaehning was the guest
Of the family Of A. ]. Chamberlain
at Marshall over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth McClintock left
for St. Paul yesterday to represent
the Women S Relief Corps of this
| city at the annual convention of the
state department.
G. E. Mabee left for Green Isle,
| Iowa, Monday. where he will visit
| with his mother. The Fair Store
will be conducted by Mis- Bunce
during his absence.
VIM. Mack Of Beiview, was in the
city Monday, and met his old school
day friend OF q years ago, Louis
Banmler, OF Butte, Montana. Each
of them had to focus an X-ray on the
other to renew their acquaintance.
NJ. F Greeley, mrs. B. D. Laws,
I. B. Terry and L. c. Johormote of
the Farmer S Institute corps, arrived
in the city over the Northwestern
last Saturday afternoon, and remain
ed at Hotel Francois until after the
close Of the institute here.
Tracy Republicans: A petition is
being circulated and freely signed
by railroad men for the purpose of
reinstating Tang Chapman as con
ductor on his old run between here
and Waseca. Tang was the con-
ductor of the freight that collided
with the passenger train engine No.
4 between CORTLAND and New Ulm
last November. causing the death Of
EngineerHanson of No. 4.
The officials of the ST. Louis.
headed by General Manager Day
and Engineer Kelly. went up the
line to Watertown last Sunday eve
ming and returned on Monday. ar
irving at North Redwood to pass
the west-bound passenger train. Mr..
Day stated to a GAZETTE represen-
tative that he would probably visit
Redwood Falls in May or June. to-
gether with his engineer and other.
officials.
+. G. Mandt and Lake City wagons
can be had at very low prices at Farrell
& Keefe's, North Redwood OCT. f.
The celebrated Hanley Falls Y
case will probably be settled as
soon as Attorney General Douglas
has received telegram from Wash
ington stating that the Jacobson
"Y' case had been set for hearing
before the United States supreme
court for March L. The case in
wolves the right of the railroad and
warehouse commission to compel
railroad companies to put in trans
fer facilities at crossings. as pre-
scribed in the Jacobson law. The
lower court upheld the constitutions
atty of the law.
AL out co ir ends of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Stewart assisted them in eel
ebrating their sixth wedding ami
versary Thursday, Feb 22d, at their
spacious residence in Redwood
Falls township. They were the re-
cipients of number of gifts. Games
of various kinds occupied the even
ing and there was also u short pro
gram rendered. Light refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
during the evening. At late hour
the guests departed. wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart long and happy
welded life.
Representative McCleary intro
duced an important bill in congress
Tuesday afternoon for the establish
ment at Fort Ridgely of a national
park in Minnesota. The bill pro-
vides that the Park and Historical
association shall acquire full juris
diction over about 1000 acres ofland
at old Fort Ridgely, situated in the
central part of the state. 1t is pro-
posed to make this park a permanent
summer abiding place for Minnesota
Grand Army men and all other
soldiers and sailors. It is also
proposed in the bill to establish a
military cemetery at this point,
where all who desire may find a
final resting place.