The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-28

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Tillson Tibbetts came up from
Minneapolis last Friday. He re
turned Monday Mr.. Tibbetts is
taking treatment from osteopathists
for his leg, and he states that the
first two weeks treatment was SO
beneficial that he decided to return.
John Ilett is the owner of a hive.
OF bees, for which he has not been
called upon to pay. The bees
sWarmed in the attic of his house
last June, and since that time he
has been engaged in getting them
into hive. During their work in
the attic they made considerable of
honey for Mr.. Ilett.
Fl. d. Brown and Oscar Larson of
Madison, the former deputy game
warden having charge of the fishing
interests in the Minnesota river
from Mankato to the head of Big
hoUOliO %IdhC. WGl65 III GOWu .ouuQdy
and Monday. The former made an
arrest OF a farmer who shot a prairie
chicken on Sunday afternoon
franklin Tribune: A sudden evo-
luton has taken place in Redwood
county within the past two years.
What was then desolate expanse
of wild prairie land is now dotted
1 with fine homes and thriving little
towns and the best evidence of its
great strides is the number OF news
papers that are being born in those
progressive little cities.
At special meeting of the board
of education, held last Friday after
noon, at the Bank ofRed wood Falls,
it was voted to take up $4,000 OF
the districts Indebtedness on Sept.
lst next. This will reduce the in
|debtedness Of the district from $50.
600 to $4,000, and the latter amount
!, will be taken up as soon as it can
be, three or four years hence.
W, Z. Nesbitt of Xenia, Ohio, an
intimate friend of G. Fred. Thomp-
son and Frank 7. Birum, and who
came out here to spend a week
chicken shooting after September
| lst, had an arm broken Sunday az
ternoon, while locating birds west
Iof the city. He was standing in the
buggy, waving his hat. The team
became frightened, threw him out,
and in doing so broke the arm. He
was brought to town by DR.. Lyman
and the arm set by Dr.. Palmer.
ST Veronica's Guild, and large
number offriends, We're entertained
Iby Mesdames Caswell, Warner.
Laird and Mortimer at the home of
the former, 500 East Chestnut st,
last Friday afternoon. The. occasion.
was the Both birthday anniversary
of the Rev. William Mitchell, and
when Mr.. Mitchell took his seat at.
the head of the table Mrs. Caswell
brought in a cake containing 40
lighted candles This was four
more than the required number, all
owing to Mrs. Caswell being misin-
formed he evening before mum
Der OF Mr.. Mitchell S friend were
entertained at the rectory in honor.
LOT the anniversary.
Sheriff Small was given charge Of
a ten days boarder on Thursday
last, and the Seaforth Item.gives the.
following account Of how he hap
pened to be#tuned over to the sher-
if: Yesterday morning arequest
was received from the authorities
at Vesta to arrest and hold a
stranger who was on the east bound
train, who was charged with Jump.
ing a board-bill at the Grand Cen
trail Hotel at that place. Marshal.
Dougherty boarded the train on ar
rival here and stopped his man. In
a short time Marshal Lee arrived
from Vesta and took the man in
charge and went to Vesta where he
was tried il the afternoon before Jus-
tice Foster, found guilty and fired
SO or ten days He refused to