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New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK. sUPREME coURr. CoUNrY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YoRIl-William W. Caswell. Plaintiff
against Robert p GoliEhtly and Others DefendantsIn
pursuance Of Judgment of Foreclosure duly
made and entered in the above-entued action bearing
the 10th day of July, 1901 / undersigned
Referee in said judgment named, will sell
tion, the New York Real Estate Salesroom, No
Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan. City New
York the seventh day of August 1901. 12 o'clock
that day. by Bryan L Kennedy. Auctioneer he
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein
described as follows Al that certain lot piece or parcel
land with the building thereon erected situate lying
being in the city and of New York bounded
described follows, wit Beginning the north
Of St Avenue and One hundred and
forty-fourth street and running along
westerly line of ST. AIMS Avenue twenty-five feet;
thence westerly parallel with said Hath street and
through and along wall the northerly side of
feet; thence southery and parallel
AIMS Avenue twenty-five feet to said One hun
fortyfouth street and thence eastery along said
feet the aforesaid
place beginning together with the
all right title and interest of the said Robert P
lightly TO the said wall the northerly
of said premises and in part of the strip
which said wall stands. Subject
and against nuisances
veyances of said property.
Dated. New York July 10. 1901
EZEKIEL FIXN1AN. Referee
GEO. c. BLANKE. Plaintiff Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is diagram Of the property to he sold
described above, the number being S25 East
144th street. New York City.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Peter Meyer & Co: a9th-st s. 125 # of Cen
tral Park West 25x10011. story bk h; foreclosure
sale: Bradley Currer Company agt Emma Smith ct
al G 6 Bradley: atty; W H Mead ref due on judst.
S. 40 "a; costs s263 75 prior mort S27,0
By Philip Smyth: AZ 10 4e East 2sth-st, So IT
of Fourthave 65xes o. story bk H. foreclosure sale;
S c Boehm al John W Noble jr, al: E " Daily,
atty W ANYWAY. ref; due judgt s51 241 81; costs,
1892 70; taxes. etc $3.50 49, prior morris, S95 600
By William Kennedy: 214 to 220 Cathedral Parkway,
200 # W of Amsterdam-ave 100x7o IL and two
story bk and frame dwlgs foreclosure sale; Stone
ct al agt Francis Schnugg al; Wolf Kohn Ullman
stys Underhll, ref; due judgt, $500 AZ:
1912 10: taxes etc, $50
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
REAL TIE.
SITE FOR a LARGE HOTEL IN HARLEM
soI0-oTHER TRANSACTIONS

Another large hotel is TO be built uptown 1t Will
e,s,d on a plot eoxs4 feet. at the southwest cor
ver of e-hundred-and-twe wenty-hfth-st ana Park-
ave August II Sievers has obtained lease OF
The site for eighteen years The buildings NOS ie'
so and la4 Park-aye. which form part OF the
,,.-cel have inst been sold by L. J. Phillips & Co.
70 James W Pringle who owned parcel at the
.orthrest corner of -hundred-and- d-twenty-hf
a. and Park-ave. His old and new plots form the
parcel soxss feet
Julia II F-ldridge TO DR.. Samuel Kohn No Ii East
eeyeuty-hfth-st-. q four story ano basement
dwelling house, on LOT I7zl022 feet
Marcus Nathan has bought No 2@ East One
Observation-Disclosures. three story ana base
y,ent pr5ck dwelling house. on lot l6exlo0.u feet
Samuel z Jacobs and l. Kahn have sold TO Max
garge5uhr No 1858 seventh-ave-. a five story fat
house on lot 25xi00 feet
Oscar Englander has bought for client No Z6
second-st, six story tenement house, on lot 4sx
lO5.u feet
Mrs Jennie o. Stephenson has bought No. 27
Southern boulevard. five story fathouse. lot
= Raun1 has sold No s4s East One -hundred-and-
twenty -rst-st four story brick tenement house.
Man6eibauTn az & Levine have bought from the
Klee estate No 200 Alen-st, six story tenement
il was said ysstsrdsy that the sum PAID BY r:
property in West thirty -fonrth-st was ss5Sc5
Dun & Brown have sold for Themas Reynolds
Win store io5 11iS y,;Iia The same S5% hss
10. l,sii Amsterdam-ave.. five story hathouse on
On plot ssxli2 feet, 70 Friedman & Feinberg who
II is said that comparatively large houses Will
r sas OF @ shs epR sf ro 81 haSe o Ii
Park NO i' East Eighty-secend-st. a i've Story ~
American basement dwelling house. on lot %xlo2,2
Robert Smith yesterday took title to the plot at
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Gnrrcantes' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County of New York
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Caroline strobel also known Keroine Strobe
late County of New York. deceased the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber
place O transacting business 46, No. Wall
Street, City of New York. twenty
third day of January next
Dated New York. the 18th day of July. 1901.
RICHARD w. FREEDMAN, Executor.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEL- Attorneys
Executor Wall Street y. Y City
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onn1nA
ssth Stree,

Tbs approximate amount, Of the lien charge to
satisfy which above-described property be
sold Is twenty-one thousand forty-four and 100
t2l o44 dollars with interest thereon the
1901 together with and allowance
amounting hundred and t37O dollars
with Interest 10Th. 1901 together the
expenses ~ sale The approximate amount of
assessments other liens which 90 be allowed
the purchaser of tho purchase money. paid nv
the Referee. IL eleven hundred and fcrty-two 5s-fUO
q i42 5s-iON dollars and lhteresJ.
New York July 9th. 1901.
GEO. HAAS Referee
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-The New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company Plaintiff against Emanuel Glaubar Josanb
Witner others. Defendants. pursuance Of
Judgment made and enterad
in the above-ented action bearing the 18Th dav NJ
June 1901 undersigned. the In said iIdg
ment named Will sell at Public Auction al the New
York Real Estate Salesroom. No Ill Broadway IN the
Borough Manhattan city of New York on the thirty
hrs day Of July. 1901 Il o'clock noon on that day
by Philip \. Smyth Auctioneer premises directed
judgment he sold and therein described as fol
certain lot. piece parcel land with
the buildings erected. situate lying and being
IN the Twelfth the City Of New York bouudej
and described follows: Beginning a point on the
Northery side OF Eighty eighth Street distant hun
600 and two-thirds Q02S inches
Eastery Norheasterly Of Eighty-eghth
Street running thence Northery and
parallel Fourth Avenue and Of the
through party wall huDdred 900 one
the line OF the
Fastey along line feet seven
and on-thrd Ca) inches; parallel
with Fourth hundred 900 eight and
one half $50 inches Northerly Eighty
eighth Street and thence Westerly along Northery
side OF Eighty twenty-five seven
and one-thlrd 90 inches the point place
ginning Said promises being known by the
her 1l9 EiZhtyeighth Street IN the City OF
York
Dated York. July sth. 1901
GEO HAAS, Referee
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 80 Wall
street Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
The following a diagram OF the property be sold
above the street number being il3 East
Street. city of New York
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals for furnishing Coal for the Manhat
tan State Hospital West Wards Island, New York City
and the Manhattan State Hospital at Central Isp Long
Island. y. Y, for period Of year be sent by
mail delivered person up four O'Clock p. ".
Friday July 20 1901 the undersigned. the Office OF
the Hospitals No. Madison Avenue. New York City
(Vhere full specifications be Obtained at which time
proposals.
No bids shall be considered except from parties who
actual dealers Each bid be accompanied by cert
fed check for 10 Of the full
antee that contract will be entered into II awarded
bond OF for 25
the faithful performance of the contract.
The Board Of Managers the right
and all bids deem for the best interests OF the
State. HENRY z. ROWLAND.
President Board of Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold Is
S6 1876 S. with interest thereon from the 2nd day Of July
1901 and allowance amounting
S3OS thereon from the 9th day OF July.
Of The premises
will be sold o
rnents which are premises % the
entry OF judgment amounting $5I3T6 interest. and
also subject the rights OF the City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
I44th Street.


The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above-descrbed property Is be
with interest thereon from the 11th cay of July
together with and allowance $3.50
with interest from July L. 1901 together the ex-
psnses OF the sale. The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments. other liens which allowed TO
purchaser purchase money or paid bv tbe
Referee, is 1922 10 and interest
Dated New York. July 15. 1901
EZEKIEL FIXMAN. Referee.
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foreclosure SQles
SUPREME COURT. CCrNTy -,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Or
YoRK.-Edward winsIow Plaint,r NEW
Schmuck and others. Defendants In rr-nst asPc,,
in above entitled action bearing daa aad enrs-
May. 1901. as amended by the order SSh 5s,h asy ).
and entered herein. bearing date tie osesiy sGsiy nsss
June. 1901 i. the undersigned. RerersA T1'a day
named. will sell public auction A. - aid at,
Real Estate SaleSroom. No III RrcadWav Ses ~.
ough OF Manhattan. Cit OF New York on a. N he R
August 1901 az II o'clock nc0. that day !" Gay n
M. Ryan, Auctioneer. the premises dfreS,ssS Villas
Judgment be sold and therein descrfbs5 ~ oy al
All that certain lot piece or cf a,s' rolo.s
building thereon erected situate lying ana with s
York bounded described a follows OF Nev
Beginning at point the Easterly si5a - 70 say:
Morris Avenue, distant One hundred sns .h, Ut fne
(l3p 51-lucJ feet southery the oliO
intersection uof the southery OF One oy y.
fOrtieth Street and the said easterly side A. ana
Avenue at the centre or party wall rvr---a Aoris
Avenue Twenty-Five 6s-1OO 10 6s-I0O) feet. OF Aa
easterly line drawn right angles o. ,sNce SOUTH
Third Avenue Eghtyseven 21-1OO CS7 21-IO0 80 %
northeaseriy and parallel nearly with is henss
drawn right angles with Third Ava7us - "a the
Five S) feet; thence again nOTtheasterly sga1 ay
nearly with Third Avenue One % foot IA 'esae
posite the centre OF the aforesaid
rorthwesterly line drawn at right anu tae,cs
Third Avenue through and bevond go nearly
Ninetysix 52-lCO (9S 52-i00l feet the poi0r - val
beginning. Being portion OF the same p'aee f
were conveyed 70 Herman Schmuck and NcIasI which
by Gustavus ROhzek by deed 5stsS aontas
1897 and recorded in the Office the Register =, a is
and County of New YORK in Section LIber 81 or SSy
veyances Page 376 the Seventeenth dav Of T Son
Dated New York July l0th 1901 -es 4-sl-
VICTOR W. HUNGERFORp p,,
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING. ATTORNEYS FOR pissseee
50 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan New Yo-s ~ ~
premises, known by the Street Norri. oef
f 10th Street. enls
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~ r.

Street
The approximate amount OF the liens charges 10
satisfy which the above described property Is % Be sold
with interest thereon from the 10Th cay o.
July 1901 together with and allowances amount
ing ST. 1s3 95 together with the OF the sale
The premises will sold subject first
payment OF the OF $4,000 and interest
the Of SO anaur the lease Of the
upper portion OF the premises now held by julius Ben
and Company Judgment fc- The of S2S.l+o s.
with interest thereon from April 26th. 1897.
Dated New York July 10th 1901
ROGER FOSTER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

The approximate charge satisfy
the above described property is TO be sod is
with interest 22d May. 1901, together
and allowances amounting to Three hundred
forty and 95l00 dollars with interest from the "a
day OF MAY 1901 together Of the
The approximate OF taxes assessments or other
liens Which are to purchaser OF the
purchase money paid by the referee is s lSlOO dol
lars
Dated July 18TH 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals

Yards and Docks. Navy Department.. Washington until
g. 1901, and then and there publicly
opened. for dredging 100000 cubic yards.
Of material from the waters Of the Navy Yard New
plans specifications, and forms of proposals
address ''Commandant Navy Yard. New York" NOR
DECAI T. ENDICOTT Chief o Bureau July 16 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
PROPOSALS FOR COAL FOR LONG ISL

AND STATE HOSPITALS
Proposals will be received the office OF the Board
Managers Room "a Franklin Trust Building l64 Mon
Street. Brooklyn N Y, until Of July h,
1901 specifications which be obtained the
of the Board. either In person or by letter.
A. e. ORR President.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

the northwest corner Of Thirty-fourth-st- and
Broadway for $4,000. .
Harry L. Toplitz yesterday took title TO NO. 10
to IS East Fifty-ninth-st from the knickerbocker
Real Estate Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

The approximate lien or charge N go.
which the above described property Is 10 be 50
SIS 1883 with thereon from the lTtb -
May. 1901 together with costs and allowances anS5,t
20 S406-95 with interest from 2Sth day Nav Iq4I
sether with the expenses OF the sale The apuroxse
amount Of taxes. rents assessments or other -
which be allowed 70 the purchaser cur -
purchase paid by the Referee SsS5 81 sns
interest. Aa3
Dated New York. July 10th. 1901.
VICTOR ". HUNGERFORD Re,er..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broadway. W s. s52.4 It Of 165th-st. 75x175; ex-
ecutors OF Peter W Sheafer Ella G Kennard;
SO ........................... S21 ;,
Same property; Ella G Kennard TO City Real Es-
tate Company; mortgage, S14. 400. ..............
7th-ave corner 23d-st. 14s.1x175x irregular;
L Lawrence: s sis4 Is 5...............1.... s71.t
Same property: Gustavus l. Lawrence and wife TO
5sth-st No Is to 10 East, 75xioo5: the Knicker-
booker Real Estate Company Harry L Top
litz; mortgage. 500 ..R S. s101 q.
S3d-st Isl II Of lst-ave. 25xl022: Genovefa
seybold 10 Nathan Levy; mortgage. sl4, eco;
s So 25........................ ............... 2o(
sth-ave, :. S19 It n Of 3sth-st IL. .4x1O0: Ber-
nard j Mass and another executors. TO Theresa
Blumenthal: s. 81 Observation-Disclosures. rs. 1SC
Edridge-st No 165 " $ 25xloo: Louis Haims to
Jennie Waldrnan; mortgage S2s 600: 81 rs. 45r
Eudson-st, No 6S9iA, 19.Sx65. 10 Sx636
Margaret Smith TO Charles A Flammer; quit
Broadway, Nos 1913 and 1913 n W corner s4th-
81; Alfred D Pell TO Jacob @ Cohen: s,
Sls6 25 ..,..................... .......'.. 375C
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SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals fo

~.I1AI'fD pIUPUodIS'- eIuUfotu EVPOn''IN IOI
Repairing Chimney" will be received at the Bureau
Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington, until
o'clock. July 2o 1901 and then and there publicly
opened for repairing brick chimney the Navy
Yard Boston. Mass Appropriation now available, IS 600
plans specifications proposals address
'Commandant Navy Yard, Boston" MORDECAI T.
ENDIcOTT, Chief Of Bureau. July 2, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

WHEREAS the subscriber the ONLY newt :

" kin to- and entitled administration On the s.,
lie Roy E Bowe. late of the OF Otero
County n Y. deceased. ntestate. intends appy ,9p
letters OF administration the
under the provisions of the last sentence but OF
2 664 of Civil Now tbsrators
all having claims against the OF
cedent lie Roy E Bowe, hereby 70 nrss.nt
the with vouchers therefor the
County OF otsego at his Office In the village Coopers
1901. '
Dated otego n. Z. June 81. 1901.
-DDIE B. sTu.soN
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED By a successful inventor the
ro-ties Ioaning this money viii be amply
secured and will be we'll repaid and share
In the profits. principals dealt with. no
brokers O.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS

233d-st and Verio-ave. corner. for story
frame shed, 64x2S; Robert Caterson, Woodlawn.
architect .--:-:..-.:.;:;-.- ......:;.....:..
6th-ave, W 8, so II OF 1+th-st for three story
brick loft. with store. If. 6x56; Mrs S J Wyckor
Bent, No LIB Westinghouse. Bronx, owner;
L Gillespie. No 1.O21 East 16eth-st archi-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up; easiest payments. MAHA
BROS. - Union Square
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hnrroaates' n otiree

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
ABNER c. THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. notice is hereby given persons nav
ing claims against EMMA MCCALL. late OF the County
or New YORK deceased TO present the vouch-
es thereof to the subscribers at their place
ing business. at the Office Of Nash Jones No ga wall
Street in the City Of New York,
fourth day of December ''
Dated New York. the goth day OF June 1901
ALFRED D HEWITT
CHARLES N. MCCALL
NASH JONES Attorneys for Executors e8 Wall Street
RRUSH. HELEN C-In pursuance of an order
OF Hon. Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate of the c,opr,,
New York. NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali nersnns
ha ring claims against Helen c. Brush
OF New York, deceased the with
thereof TO the subscriber his
his Office in Ctt,,
next ~'
Datei New York the Fifth day o., June 1901
HENRY B. WESSEI.MAN
Temporary Administrator
ministrator l15 Broadway. New York City ~
EVARTS WILLIAM MIN pursuance of an
Hon Frank Fitzgerald surrovs. :.
the County Of New York. is hereby given nc
OF the County II New York, deceased
with vouchers thereof the subscribers
OF transacng business at the ofee Allen w Eyarts
at No 81 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan in the T
next.
Dated York the 2lst day of March, 1901
ALLEN w. EVARTS. SHERMAN EVARTS MAY
WELL EFARTS. Executors. A
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


1-65 PARK AVE corner Sales.--future
handsome rooms, hall room. parlor dining
room. reference reauireA-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

ST. ALBASS. East 3ist-st.-Redecorated
throughout: elegant suite; private baths
and service: rarlor dining room: table
board: electric fana
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
rIECTRIC & vAPOR BATHS.

ELECTRIC and VAPOR BATHS--Special
attention given to persons suffering with
rheumatism. by experienced graduate opera
tors Mrs. JOSEPHINE PENROSE. 979
6th-ave, near 55th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
CARPET CLEANING.
DRESSMAkISG.

DREsSMAK ER.-First class; excellent Mt
ter and designer. latest Paris fashions
summer gowns. foulards. dimties. etc.
fancy waists made at short notice: home or
ont by day. WILSON. 10 West 65th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-30o secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
yuaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
Changed GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
PIANOS.

PIANOS TO RsMT
for city or country. at reasonable rates.
nnnn MMRnrfO 25 East l4th St. N Y.
WGSSEl6IR Fuiton Flatbash: Rkln:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

AGENTS 10 sell life insurance; new meth
od OF compensation. Apply before 10 a.
m. A. d. HOLLAND, 421 ST James Build
ing broadway and 26th-st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female
RYE-Parisian lady graduate ot Paris
University teaching French, German.
music. wishes some more pupils in Rye and
vicinity; personal references. Write Miss
r l.. Rye Postofilce
STENOGRAPHER and BOOKKEEPER.-
Recent graduate small salary. FRAN
CES WEINBERGER, 63 Avenue d.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGs.

EN.ECTRIC BEDBUG KILLER; kills
Toaches all insects and their eggs; neither
noisonous nor infiammable: from 10c. up,
All druggists and OTTO p. ZEITFUSS. 90
Fultor-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Sir, BARTM0l lGME@'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14
VESTA.

The brick yard has finished burning
another kiln of brick.
Angus Currie has returned from his
extended visit with relativesin Canada.
Tony Serbus and wife have returned
from an extended visit with relatives
in Renville county.
The creamery building is completed
and the machinists are now engaged
III putting in the machinery.
Work on the school house has com
mlenced, and the building is expected
to be ready for occupancy by Oct. lst.
Rev. H. McHenry came up from
Delhi Sunday and conducted services
at the Presbyterian church that morn
ing.
Reports Of illegal shooting of prairie
chickens are frequent, but the legal
sports have been unable to get enough
evidence to warrant arrests.
d Bright Eyes, which by the way,
shows great improvement in the last
issue, says that Iowa parties are in
curing into the ACCESSIBILITY of buying
straw around Vesta, baling and ship
ping it into their State for feed,
Helps young ladies to withstand the
shock Of sudden proposals, that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. SOC.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. AT H.
M. Hitchcock Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14
MR.. BRYAN,S POSITION
promises to be good for steamboat

ing
a copy of the Redwood Falls Mail
of May 3, 1872, announces that the
office is in charge Of the devil, and
that Editor Seward was enjoying a
vacation. It also contains an ac-
count OF a row at yellow Medicine
city, growing out of a charivari par
ty in which several people we're
badly carved, and that hostilities
were liable to break out.atany time.
IIotchkiss & Northrop dissolved CO.
partnership as general merchandise
dealers on April Is, 1872, and the
co-partnership of Northrop &, Nc
MILAN was formed The paper am
nounced that Storrs Byington had
leased the. McGiven House at Gold
en- Gate, and that Kasson3 party
had arrived with 100. 900 willow
cuttings, which were being sold to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14
gle
Redwood Ga3ette
BY AIKEN & SCHMAHL.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. "A, 1901.
THIRTY YEARS AGO,
A Few Items from Col. McPhail's Red
wood Falls Patriot.

The Redwood Falls Patriot, pub
|lished on April "a, 1869, was a four
page paper, each page ll1l6 inches.
The first page alone gave all the
local news, aside from editorial com
ment and correspondence. The
other pages were devoted to adver-
Using and the Redwood county de-
slinquent tax list. Here are some of
the news items:
The land Office at ST. Peter is
soon to be moved to some point on
or near the frontier. Redwood Falls
is the only point yet mentioned. ct
was afterwards moved here Ed. J
I'll. Behnke' S new store is being
pushed ahead and will be completed
in a few weeks. It will be the fin
est building in our town,
Hustled & McKitterige S store is
completed and their Stock will be
opened this week.
ssOur new school house begins to
show signs Of completion. It is a
credit to the town.
John Sigler is doing a good bus
mess IN the line Of drugs and medi-
#cines.
'sBirum Bros. are preparing to
insert the machinery in their new
mills. They havea splendid water
power and are just the lads to inn
prove it.
y Y Wo OF our young men thought
to visit a camp Of unbleached Amer
leans the other day, but in crossing
the river, tipped their canoe and
cooled themselves off, returning
home by asback street.
s "a number of our farmers were
in town this week, all feeling we'll
Among them were ] w. Paxton, J ].
p. NsdoSOl, lei 8Iel1SSGII3 ctuu y ohG
STippery.
Bige Northrop IS overseeing the
erection Of Behnke S new store. He
works hard and we truly feel sorry
for him. We have seen him carry
a board all around the building and
If the carpenters were not ready for
it, he would carry il backzand sit
down on it.
=. @. Root, our postmaster, IS
fitting up the finest setsof boxes and
post drawers in the west. w il he
have to be removed !? g uess not.
e have been informed that the
Northwestern band Of St. Peter
will visit this place this season.
This band has been under the per
sonal direction Of = m !. Perry for d
years and it rank as the best in the
State.
he waite il the Minnesota riiv-
5er is falling grad uall The season