The Redwood gazette., 1901-05-08

has purchased the fine driving
/ team owned by +. p. Ring, paying
1925 for the pair.
] Pollard has sold seven resi-
Idence lots inside Of the centraI resi-
sdence district Of the city, during
1 the past three weeks.
II. NJ !. Ball Of Morgan has been
Summoned to do petit jury work at
the May term Of the United States
ldistrict court, to commence at Du-I
is1uth on May 18th
Auditor Tompkins has purchased
the residence property Of Chas. Mc-.
ICHntock, known as lots 9 and 10,
! block 6, Hitchcock S 1st| add edition,
tho consid deration being 81 900. The
property is located just opposite the
residence occupied By Attorney
I.Dollifff.
The excursion rates to the Pan.
Z American exposition at B Bufalo,.
went into effect over the Northwes-
tern last Wednesday, that company
! making very low rates, with favor
Iablereturn limits, and direct con
Injections at Chicago with fast trains
l.of all lines to Bufflo.
Mayor Aune has received a letter.
from the Buffalo Business Men s.
associations to the effect that any
lone contemplating visiting the Pan
sAmerican exposition during the
i present summer can, by addressing
the secretary Of the associations,
secure convenient rooms and board
Ing. at a very low rate.
H. NJ. Hitchcock returned from a
trip to ST. Paul last Friday. Mr..
Hitchcock is a member of the State
board Of optometry, and he attend
/ ed the first meeting of the board, at
which an organization was perfected
with Andrew SWenningsen Of Moor
head as presiden and Z. A. Schnell
1of Minneapolis as secretary.
i John S. Marsh Post of this city
has invited Mrs. G.. w. Lutz to de-
liver the Memorial day sermon to its
members, and Mrs. Lutz has ac-
Ecepted the invitation. The sermon
will be delivered in the court house
hall. The Decoration Day address
will be delivered by Rev. e. W.
Luk of the Methodist church at the
court house hail. Complete arrange
ments for the exercises on the two
days will be announced later.
Joseph Tyson returned Thurs.
day morning from Kansas City,
where he attended the general sale
OF live stock in that city, and where.
/ he disposed OF the three Polled
| Aberdeen Angus bulls put into the.
sale by the proprietors of the Glen
ldale herd. The three animals
brought $725. Mr.. Tyson expected
that they would bring 1926, but.
lowing to one of the two larger ami.
mails having been affected by the.
trip from here to Kansas City he
did not command the expected
price. Mr.. Tyson states that the.
sale. was not largely attended
The climate and crop bulletin of
the weather bureau for the week
lending April 20 is as follows: The.
early part Of the week was cool,
with the morning temperatures
reaching to above the freezing point
in MANY places, but the middle and
latter parts were warm, the middle
temp peratures on the 26th being.
about 80 degrees in most parts Of
the State. The sky was generally
lsclear till the evening of the Goth,
when there were showers, except.
/ ~ - 8oOutIGetouGli u sss COuHllGS, WllCu
| We're heavy enough north OF Nor
man county to delay work, in some.
places forsseyeral days, but in other
portions they were SO light that
work was resumed on the 27th.=
kilograms from corn and wheat.
region stations report moderate.
rains On the#28th il all but south
eastern and south-central regions
There were high southeasterly
winds on the 18th and 10Th which
caused inconve enience, but not
much injury by soil drifting. Wheat.
seeding is advancing satisfactorily
il the Red River valley, except on
1.-THE low land s, 8S n entral sollth-s