The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-24
Next Friday is Arbor DaY.

i
Palmer next Friday afternoon
County Attorney Clague came
over from LAM erton last Friday
land spent several hours il this city
Chief Train Dispatcher 3,
ISchwartz Of the NorthWe stern sys-I
item was ii the city for a few hours
last Fri
M Snow of New Z ork, a bro.
/ Their Of Mrs ] ohm Lunn, has been
visiting with the family Of the latter
during the past week
/ Editor ". Roy Whitman Of the.
Morgan Messenger came up from
that place last Friday and spent
| several hours visiting with friends
here.
Ben. Robidou, Sr., came up from
the Minnesota Soldiers Home last
Wednesday and will spend several.
months visiting with, his granchil-
dren ID this city
| n. B. Rim q left for Winnebago City
saturday, remaining in that town
lover Sunday On Monday he in
]spected the stone quarries at Man
kato, and returned to Redwood Falls
yesterday
i The Mankato Free Press Of last
II 49, ( - 49, $3.50
! Wednesday says that J ohn Casserly
lof Redwood county to-day filed a
.Ipetition in bankruptcy with Referee
| FIttie, through Attorney a. 3.
CLARK The liabilities are $1,700
land the assets nothing 8
The large group photograph Of
members and officers of the house
of the Minnesota legislature, pre-
scented by the members to the Chief
Clerk has been on exhibition in.
The GAZETTE window during the
past week. The picture is one Of
the largest ever turned out.
5Ss Arrangements are about perfected
for the erection Of the building for.
i the Redwood County Bank, on the
Isoutheast corner of Second street
land Washington avenue. Architect
stevens has prepared the plans and
specifcationssand the bank direct
5ors3 expect to let the contract for the
CONSTRUCTION of the building in a
Eshort time.
. II. B. Miller came up from Roches-
terlast Friday and has since been
spending several days looking after
his real estate investments in Red
wood county On last Friday Mr..
| Miller and Fred. Z. Warner con
tracted for. the. sale of a quarter
section of land in Kintire township
at a price,well ID advance Of what
the two gentlemen paid for it last
]5spring.
+ The Bellefontaine, Ohio. Daily
Examiner Of April 18th gives an.
1extended Write-up Of the quarries
of the Bellefontaine Stone & Lime
lCo, at that place, mentioning a large
amount Of new machinery now be-.
ing put in, and the quarries pre-.
sentin g. an unusually lively specta-
Gle. The article concludes as fol-.
lows: Frank 81. Ring, a shoe man
Eof Red wood Falls, Mimi, has taken.
the position Of secretary with the
new company, and on May 1st will
remove with his family to Bellefon-
taine to devote his time to the bust.
mess. Y.
The climate and crop bulletin OF.
the weather bureau for the week
lending April 18th, is as follows:
| Except.in the southeast early in the
week, cloudy weather prevailed,
and there were light rains on the.
| l1th and 18th, which while hardly
sufficient OF themselves to delay
work, prevented the soil drying.
Especially on low and heavy lands.
There were frosts or freezing tenn
peratures il the mornings early in
the week In the Red River valley
1 narrowing and wheat seeding has
been going on il the light soils. and
ii northern and eastern Kitlson
county wheat seeding IS well adj
yanced, but the heavy soils and low
places are still very vet. Ia south
eastern counties the soil is dryin qg.
/ very slowly and the ground is so
vet that very little seeding has.
been done, though blowing is going.
on. In that portion Of the state ex-.
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