The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-24
II Il for Man kato
Saturday and viii remain there for

John for ankato
Saturd ay and viii Is MAR there for
some time.
II Wallace and wife Of Bel
\ view and Ed ( N al lace and wife
LOT Prescott J, " S. were guests at
Hotel Francois last W ednesdaV
The Sleep ye Herald announces
that Cond uctor ughes has laid off
lon account Of SIC kness, broug ht on
1 BY the accid ent at n kato last
sumlner.
Auditor Tornpk ms, accompanied
lbY his father, left on Wednesday
morning Of last week for a drive to
Raymond, Kandiyoh county, where
1 the elder Tompkins oW as q tract Of
4 land .s
i ID. w. Banker is engaged in. SUI
Eperintending the erection Of a honse.
l bar Il and granary on ole Of the San
ders farms southeast. Of the city, the
lentire Improvement to cost about
800
/ George Drake and wife went to
Echo last Saturda y, emaining over
Sunday, where they visited with 8.
lis. Drake and family. and a sister of
George and Steve, whom the former
had not seen il % years previous to
THAT time.
Judge Geo. .. Evans left for North
Dakota during the early portion OF
/ last week, and spent consid erable OF
time looking over the lands offered
for sale around w ashb and also
i lin learning such news as he could
obtain regarding rallroad extensions
III that section.
"a fifth attempt to burn the Chi
cago g. Northwestern stock yards
at New Ulm was made one night
during the early portion Of last
week. The yards seem to be To-
Gated ina portion Of the city where
they are decidedly Objectionable,
and hence the work Of the incendi-
Isaries.
f. w Philbrick, wife aud son
were detained in Minneapolis for
i ( K ! 81
several days by reason Of the humps
having attacked the young man.
Mr.. Philbrick has since been IN
]specting the cheap lands in North
i Dakota, and Mrs. Philbrick and
lack have proceeded to La Crosse
Ion a visit.
L ~. r. Barager Of the New Ulm
Review was inthe CITY last Wednes-
day distributing the telephone direc-
4 tories for the exchanges at New
lUlm, Redwood Falls, Sleepy Eye,
/ Lamberton and Springfield. Mr..
4 Barager authorizes The GAZETTE to
state that if he overlooked any pat
rons OF the exchange they can OBJ
tain the books by applying at the
central office in this city.
The assessors Of the county will
hold a meeting at the auditor S office
next Saturday. they will receive
the books from the auditor, and will
also determine upon a basis for the
assessment Of personal property Of
the county. The only real estate
that will be8assessed this year are
the meandered tracts that have been
surveyed and parceled out among
/ the owners, Goose and Swan lake
tracts in Underwood being among
the number.
The North Red wood hill was in
horrible condition, as a result8of the
rains, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
of last week, and several wagons
were stuck fast in the mud. -Four
wagons loaded with seed grain,
farming implements. etc, and be-
longing to parties bound for the
north TO carry on the work of seed
ling, were among the numb Der, and
the owners were delayed several
hours on3their journey to the north
as a result Of the mud holes.
One Of tbea promoters Of the G. q
~ railway was recently seen III
Chicago and The was very persistent
il his statements that the road
would u be put through to a success
ful completion at some time or an
other. He could not give any def
mite dates, or could he state what
con q itl or the company was in, or
what financial interests be expected
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