The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-21

Miss French of AZ iinne apolis & tfls
guest Of Miss Adah " inE at Pleas;
ant Grove farm
The Misses Gilman and Conrad 81
Sleepy Eye we're siiting with Mrs.
| ] II. Melges for a couple OF days
Hast week
Mrs: w q. Whine roth Of Minneap-
oils has been visiting with the fam:
lily Of Chief Of Police Crooks during
the past week
Frank g. Wilmeroth blew into
town last Wednesday after max ing
a tourcf southern Minnesota towns
as a commercial traveller.
r. Volk. proprietor Of Cliff
Inn, Lake Washin gton, near Man
lkato, has been IN Red wood Falls the
past week experimenting thresh-
ing operations on his farm near this
place. 8s.
A b. King drove to Renville last
Thursday evening md returned the
following morning with Mrs. Kin
land son. the latter two having come
down to Renville from Big Stone
Lake, where they have. been a con
pie of weeks.
~.
g. D. Griffith and son Of Sleepy
Eye passed through town last Fri
Iday in an automo bile. The machine
was exhibited on the corner of See
ond and Mill streets for. a. short
time, and at ten o'clock Mr.. Griffith
and his son left for Echo, where the
former has banking interests.
During the past week Fraser. &
Elliott, the contractors on the sewer
extension system, have completed
the system on Fifth. from Washing
ton to Lincoln, and they are now at
work on the Chestnut street extern
sion. This will complete all the ex-
tensions planned by the council for
this year.
Mrs. Addie Ruter and daughter,
Miss Constance Ruter, came up
from St. Paul early last week and
have been visiting with relatives
and friends in and about the CITY
since that time. Mrs. Ruter will be
remembered as Miss Addie Miller.
a sister of Mrs. Jared Tiffany, and
as the wife of the late A. j Ruter,
we'll known in Red Wood Falls.
The equipment of The GAZETTE
office is best illustrated by the fact
that while a 1OO-page page paper
book was printed for Messrs. Pierce
& Harriott last week the issue of
the paperfor that week contained
more. news, and more work than a
number Of preceding issues, all Of
which have been declared marvels
Of country newspaper work
Hon. G. d. Gillian Of Gilfllan
Siding was in the city on Tuesday.
afternoon of last week. Mr.. Gilfllan
took occasion to remark that the
farmers of Redwood County we're
not entirely burned out by the hot
weather Of July, and that some Of
the yields Of grain were fairly de-
cent. Had that hot weather oc-
Cured ten days earlier, however,, /
remarked Mr.. Gilfillan, very few
of US would have beer able to pay
our debts this year.
The Minneapolis g. st. Louis Has
made arrangements for special train
service during the State Fair, com
mencing with Sept. I'd and ending
Sept. It'll They will run morning
train, which will leave. Redwood at
$40 a. m, and which will arrive at
Mime apolis#a at $40 and at st. Paul
at 1918 The regular train will
leave as usual, at 12:57 p. M, and
will arrive at st. Paul at #5:35 o. N.
Returning the special train will
leave st. Paul at 5 p N. and Mime
apolis sat 5: 35. The regular train
leaves st. Paul at SD a. M, aud
Minneapolis at 800 a. m. This
gives Redwood Falls two trains a
day each way on the Minneapolis &
st. Louis, and the service will be
appreciated Half rate tickets will
be placed on sale for the occasion. 1t
The court house site at Olivia IS
still unsettled, Mayor De Pue ten
aciously refusing to sign the deed
to the village park for the court