The Redwood gazette., 1901-07-03


Henry Lyss, who has been quite
low during the early part Of last
! week, is reported some what i'm
proved
Mrs 4 II Tomp pkins and children
leave for Albert Lea Friday where
they will visit for some time with
/ Mrs. Tompk kins parents
Mrs. NJ Persons left for Chicago
last Thursday afternoon. Before
/ leaving she received the news that
another child had been born to Mr..
land Mrs ] r. Skinner, the latter
her daughter.
Miss Hilda Bjornstad Of ST. Paul.
Iquite we'll known here as being a
visitor atlthe home Of D. j Laird
and also at the home r. Theiring,
1 was married in ST Paul last We'd
nesday evening to Emil E. ] Bethke.
j. ID Jackson and wife were ID
Sleepy Eye during a portion Of last
week. They have made arrange
ments for cottage on the shores Of
Lake Minnetonka. and they will
spend the entire month OF july at
that point,
The North w estern Line will sell
Excursion tickets on July 8 and 4,
at low rates to points on the North
western System within 200 miles Of
station, good returning until July 5,
inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago
s North Western R'y
Mrs. A. w. Bager and two child
rem. and Arthur Bager, returned
last Thursday evening from a visit
with Fred. Bager and wife at Arl-.
ington, South Dakota. Art. thinks
that Arlington is lively business
town, and says that his brother is
rushed with work as agent of the
Northwestern at that point.
County Surveyor Bigham was in.
Wanda last Friday. inspecting the
new addition to that village. The
plat of the addition was FLED with
the register OF deeds some time ago,
but owing to the fact that it contain
ed an error in the omission of wit
nesses to the signatures Of the off
GERS of the Western Town Lot Co.,
it was returned to the company for
correction. Mr.. Bigham attached
his name to the surveyor S certif--
cate on Saturday.
The hot weather OF last week af-
fected the printing Offices more se-3
verely than any other branch Of
business, and as a result few papers
were well printed. The heat sof-
tened the rollers, and made it diff
cult to get the ink on to the forms
properly. The GAZETTE, which usu-
ally prints its edition in an hour
and fifteen minutes, was nearly
three hours in getting rollers into
a condition to do the work OF maxi
ing the printing any where near as
it should be.
W. f. Dickinson, who has been
suffering from a peculiar attack of
rheumatism, as we'll as from internal]
troubles for several months past,
has SO far recovered that he was
Permitted to takesa ride last We'd |
nesday evening, and his appearances
on the streets was the cause of his
being congratulated by many of his
friends. Mr.. Dickinson's features
show but little signs of the long
siege of illness through which he
has passed, although he has lost
some flesh. The lower limb most
severely affected by the rheumatism
has not entirely recovered from the
attack, but is slowly improving
The city board Of equalization has
Increased the valuation of personal
property in this city nearly $1,000,
making the total valuation about
$138, 600, or about SIT 900 more than
last year. In the increase E. A.
Mason was raised s22, Bingham
Bros, Minnesota Elevator Co,
Eagle Roller Mills, Hayes-Lucas
Lumber Co, 800 each, W.P. Ten
ney $50, U. s. Savings s Loan Co.
$3.50, Melges s Co, $500. Mrs. D.
Mortimer s95, Miss G. Sample $50,
and M Dnnninptnn Panfonv