The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-01
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IS H. western OF tN lnODa stg Is N 81
the city Oh real estate business last
Thurs lay Weston IS inter
|ested ii lands ID Clark county
South Dakota
q: B arneiste has secured q
site 90 the North western tracks for
the erection Of good sized flour
storage depot / d It's be will keep
his flour pending shipment
W. r. Houck and wife returned
from their winter outing at Waco,
Texas, on Tuesday evening Of last
week. Their son, Will Houck,
came up from Minneapolis On the
same day
b CT. Patterso county attorney
Of Lyon county, and formerly a
practitioner Of this city came down
from Marshall last thursday and
spent several days attending to-
legal business ii this place.
81 Chapman came up from
Minneapolis on w dnesday Of last
week and spent some time looking
up suitable living quarters for him
self and family ii this city, during.
| the summer.
Arthur Fl. Mohler Of Tyler, coan-5
I ty attorney Of Lincolns county and
formerly of Lamb rton. was in at
| tendance atcourt during a portion.
I Of last week Mr.. Mohler is enjoy
ing a good practice at Tyler, and
says that Lincoln county and the.
various towns in the county are
thrifty
In addition to putting ANEW front
In the building occupied by his
tailor shop Mr.. Apitz is now en-
gagged in having a good sized addi-5
ton erected Oh the rear Of that
building. The addition is being.
constructed with the view Of giving
the tailorsnall the light necessary
| for sewing
Attorney George w. Somerville
and Attorney I. NJ. Olsen OF Sleepy
Eye have been in the city during
the past week. The Pipestone Star
suggests that Mr.. Somerville can
move to Redwood Falls and be a
| candidate for Congress in the new.
Seventh. but MI. Bonneville IN
ssists that Sleepy Eye and Brown
county are good communities to re-
l.side in.
The city council should let the
contract for sprinkling the streets
/ in district No, / a great deal earlier
/ than is the present custom, and the
EsprinkIing should commence about
April Goth. There WILDE no time
of the year when sprinkling was
more badly needed than last week,
land April generally calls for wind
land dust, and the members Of the
councn ought to put this fact in
their diaries so as to commence the
work earlier next year.
Hicks anticipates stormy weather
during the first three. days of May,
with unsettled weather and much
cloudiness extending to the 9th.
.|&Frosts in various localities will be
noted during that period Intense
electrical storms may be expected
/ during the 18th and 18th, followed
4 by. cooler weather From the, 18th
to the 21st is another period in
which he anticipates probable VIC
Hence, with storms Of dangerous
character from the 18th to the 10th.
i The month, he anticipates will &C
out with storm conditions prevail
4 ing, and these conditions are ex-
II
4 pected to prevail over the first two
1 DAYS of June.
81 In renewing her subscription to
/ Tile GAZETTE, Miss Lizzie. McPhee,
fornerlYo Of this county, but now re
I5si9ing with her parents at Perkins,
lOklahoma, say 81: our paper
seems likesan old friend, especially
to those who have spent most Of
their. lives. within the Jurisdiction
of Red Wood county. It's coming is
always looked forward to with
pleasure and we cannot do without
lit. This letter leaves all Of our
family enjoying the greatest Of
blessings health. We have had a
splendid winterand a nice spring.
Garden stuff IS all upS and doing
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