The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-17
Consid erable seed for earl gar
dens was planted last wee

ton dined at the ran co.'s LAST
THURSDAY
Casper Gschlecht, 4 lew In |Ill
shoenaak er has opened for business
in II. Fl. MahoWald IS harness shop.
State Auditor Dunn IS to hold a
State land sale at Olivia e az z list LIST
The amount Of land to be offered is.
not large.
Miss Helen Lamb ton, who has
been the guest Of her grand motber,s
Mrs. Alex Harkin, the past week,
returned tot her home at Red wood
Falls on Monday, say the st. Peter
Tribune.
All 81 d=ffashioned spring rain set
ID last Friday morning g, and tempo
rarily suspended seeding operations
il the .countr u The bulk Ct the
wheat crop, however, was already
in the ground il this vicinity
Rev. r. J. Barackman has ac-
cepted request from the Odd Eel
lows Of this city to preach to them
on their anniversary, Sunday the
2Sth. A general invitation is ex-
tended to Odd Fellows and the. pub
lie at large.
One Of the new eases to be tried
at the next. term of court, CONNIE c-
ting next week, is the suit OF Eugene
Lamb against b. "a. Mason, to re-
scind contract for the sale of q
horse purchased by the plaintiff. g.
T.. Howard is attorney for Lamb,
and a. @. Dolliff for Mason.
The genial Jefries. the dispenser
of paper stock to a lot Of patrons IN
this part Of the vineyard, blew in
from South Dakota last Friday. Jeff.
reports that South Dakota towns are
doing a lot Of building this spring,
and that the era Of pros erity sticks
out to view like a Wart on a lady S
nose.
The last warm spell developed
many cases Of bicycle fever in this
city, and some Of the younger push
were prone to be reckless. Marshal
| Crooks has been instructed to make
arrests in case the ordinances inre-
gard to riding on the sidewalk or
otherWise ignoring the rights Of
pedestrians is disregarded.
Morton Enterprise: Louis Gaedy,
a merchant tailor in Redwood Falls
] for seventeenye years, has rented suite
number 8 in the Ortiz McC ormick
block, and will open a tailoring es-
Enlistment therein on the 1st 81
May "a practical tailor will be 10
Gated permanently here, and Mr..
Gaedy will himself be in Morton for
two days Of each week to assist in
responding to the demands Of Gus
toners.
| Messrs. Barackman and Robert
| Stewart returned from Winnebago
City last Thursday, and reported
an unusually large attendance and
a busy session at the spring meet
ing Of the presbYtery in that city
last week. Rev. W. E. Bates, for
merly Of the Delhi church, has made
a good record for,his. eleven years
continuous ministry at Wiunebago
City, and sent friendly greetings to
odd acquaintances ia this vicinity.
Articles Of incorpo ration Of the
village of Wanda were fled with the
Register Of Deeds last Wednesday,
with the following list Of incorpora-
tors: Paul Doepke, Matt Eichten,
Louis Sandberg, Nv. R. Pfeiffer, "a
.Spaulding, Q. E. Mueller, B. J Da-
ron, Peter Drees, Val. and N. e.
Eischten, a. a. SchLid Ter, II. O..
8Ohlsen, F. i. lBruermeister B. Bla-
dow, Dick Balk, Herman Wenzel,
Fred g. Becker, a. s. iigelow, NJ .
Dooner, G. @. Bigelow, Alfred Balk,
3. p. Wright, Harry Schroeder NJ !.
Jenniges, A. Schne chel, Il. Kuent,
MNath Drees, John Drees, Lee Mohler,.
Edward Dooner, p. ]. Dooner and
Ed. Toban.
a team belonging to Geo. Wells,
living on the Lawrence King farm,
INDUCED IN a very lively runaway,
one day the early portion Of last
week, Mr.. Wells was driving to
the farmof Andrews Stewart Of Red
wood Falls township, and when near
the Martin farm the horses became
unmanageable, throwing the two