The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20

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week from an extended visit with
relatives at Wykof, this State.
Highest market price paid for Hoes
every MONDAY Kemption Live Stock
Co., Morton, Mimi. 2S-6mo.
Mrs. S. E. Pierce arrived home
from Sleepy Eye last Saturday, ac-
companied by her nephew, William
Smith.
O. =. Dornberg went to Blooming
Prairie last Saturday, to bring home
Mrs. Dornberg and Margery, after
a few days visit.
The Perchron horse Coco. the sale
OF which was noticed last week, was
shipped from Westlawn farm to its
new owner last Saturday.
Daniel Fitzpatrick, a. mechanic in
the Minneapolis & St. Louis shops
at Minneapolis, spent Sunday with
the family Of Geo. W. Vaughn.
b. B. Hale and wife, Mesdames
Geo. Buxton, R. E. Fuller and G. H.
Kinney returned home from the
Department encampment. G. A. R.. !,
at St. Paul, last Saturday.
Conductor Owen Sullivan is to be-
come a permanent instead of tempo
rary fixture on the nickle-plate
branch, which arrangement is high
ly satisfactory to the travelling pub
lie.
A special from Leroy. Mower
county, to the Minneapolis journal,
states that the Misses Murphy of
Redwood Falls had purchased a
millinery store in the 6rst-named
town. .s...... =. ....-..-.,.
A letter from W. J. Milne, State
boiler inspector for the Second dis
trict, announces that he has appoin-
ted Thomas Lang of Wabasso a de-
putty boiler inspector for the Second
district.
Mrs. Fannie J. Buxton of this
city was selected as one of the state
delegates from the Sd district W. R.
@. convention held in St. Paul last
week, to the National convention to
be held in Cleveland this summer.
At special meeting of the coun-
Gil last Friday evening, the appli-
cation of John Leidgen for liquor
license was cancelled at his request,
Geo. Browne having taken out il
cense in the same building last Sat-
urday, by virtue of a previous ap-
plication. The council also passed
an ordinance granting annual
license to auctioneers under certain
conditions, at So per year.
The choir of St. Catherine S
church took part in a concert at
Franklin last Sunday evening, which
attracted an audience of fully 300
people. They assisted the local
talent of Franklin, and Father Woods
of this city gave lecture on the
"Sages, Scholars and Poets of Ire
land, - which was quite enthusiasts
tically received. The lecturer sup
plemented his address with an
original song entitled THE Hills of
Ireland. The audience was cos
mopolitan, and was presided over
by DR.. Cole. At the conclusion all
joined heartily iC singing the ma
tional anthem, America.
Beginning the first of next month
the First National Bank of Redwood
Falls will take up the business of
the Redwood County Bank. The
change in name is easy enough, but
Cashier Baldwin has discovered
anew that new privileges are asso-
ciated with added responsibilities
and restrictions, not to mention con-
siderable labor and expense in
starting new books, stationery and
AS soon as new bills can
be engraved and printed, the bank
will have $10;0 iu crisp bank notes
with it's name emblazoned thereon.
Brother Arnold will get his Bright
Eyes on some OF these bills, and
Jump on to the iniquity, on the Popu-
list theory that government is pay
ng interest on their capital and al
owing the bank to loan it at cur
.ent rates for a second rake-off.
The oldest and best Minstrel Com
oany en- tour is Mahara's S Minstrels
Carnival, which comes to the opera
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