The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-31


The Flora Creamery CO. Va pay-
| ing 365cents for butter atlast month.
The average test for the month was
1886.
The strong wind of last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening crossed
. number Of the wires Of the local
telephone exchange.
Clarence Porter left last Saturday
afternoon for his old home in
Decatur, Illinois, where most Of his
relatives reside. He will visitthere
for month or more, after which he
will return to Redwood Falls.
Mr.. Jacobs Of Farnham & Jacobs
of the Madison Independent Press
was in Redwood Falls Tuesday and
Wednesday, being enroute home
from Mankato, where be has been
visiting relatives. The Indepen-
dent press is one of the best edited
and best printed papers in western
Minnesota.
AS early as last Friday every
seat in the house for last night S
presentation of "True Blue was
sold, and the crowd at the opera
house last evening was undoubted-
~ the largest on record. The criti-
cism of the cast will be given next
week. The play will be presented
again tonight by the same cast of
characters.
Tracy Trumpet: A Dominick, of
Redwood Falls, was in town looking
over the prospects for cigar factory.
He was calling on the business men
yesterday to get the general feeling
and is very well satisfied with the
encouragement he received. It
will be day or two before he will
decide, but speaks very favorably
of locating here.
It was stated in this paper last
week that Roy Bunce was aware of
the alleged entrance of VIM. Winters
into the store of Kuenzli & Luscher,
by the cellar route, in June of last
year. This appears to bea mistake,
as Roy did not know anything of the
matter until long time after, when
it is alleged that young Winters told
him of the entrance
1t came The cold wave made it's
appearance, after many days of
beautiful sunny weather, about II
O'Clock last Wednesday, and it came
with a vengeance. During the after
noon few flakes of snow danced to
the tune of a strong Northwestern,
and the thermometer continued to
60 down. During Wednesday it
tumbled to 10 degrees below zero
State Auditor Dunn says he is not
going to approve another applica-
ton for abatement of taxes, and that
he is going to reject them as fast as
they come, insight and unseen. He
is not going TO encourage taxdodg-
ing in the future, and says that
those who think they are taxed too
high can 60 to the town assessors,
the county commissioners or to the
courts.
The present wolf bounty law pro-
vides that when a person kills a
wolf he shall bring it to the town
clerk in the town in which the wolf
was killed. The clerk shall then de-
stroy the carcass in the presence of
witnesses and issue proper certifi-
Gates to the county auditor, who
shall issue a warrant to the county
treasurer for the payment of the
| bounty.
On Jan. 1st last the board of
trustees of the Christian church re-
ported that the church was clear of
debt and that every society had
money in the treasury Since that
time the trustees have had electric
lights placed in the building and
the services are now conducted
evenings under the electric rays
The cleaning up Of Observation-Disclosures
and the improvements that have
been made is highly creditable to
the pastor, Elder Henry Goodacre,
and the trustees who have so har-
moniously acted with the pastor.
The Renville Record says that the
county commissioners have about
decided to send Cou nty Attorney
Rieke to Polk county 10 defend Rem