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

Iehases Of clothing and notions for
| the store Of Aune 8 z hume
The school fund of the State Of
Minnesota will loan Renville county
$50, 900 at four per cent. interest
payable 90 or before ] lly ~, 4 81,
for the purpose Of building its court
house.
Miss Carrie Isham returned last:
| Wednesday, evening from an outing,
at Long Lake Kandiyohi county,
| where she was one Of q party of
young people to spend a couple Of
| weeks at that Ike.
q. B,. 9I7urrell returned home from
VAS burn, North Dakota, last Fri.
day He reports crops around
/ Washburn very good, and states.
THAT land II that viieinity is gradu-s
| ually climbing Il upwards in price.
! A hay rack drive to the farm Of
Robt Stewart was INDUCED IN by a
EeroWd Of young people on Wednes
day evening of5last week. Arriving
atzthe farm a. watermelon lunch was
served. 1t was late. before the party
returned.
Fred. Cain. Jr., was seriously
injured in a runaway accident south
LOT town last Thursday afternoon.
T By being thrown from the wagon,
The received an ugly gasn on the
side of his head, and his back was
badly bruised.
The government has ordered reg
iular railway mail service on the
Northwestern line, running. between
I Mankato and New Ulm, via Kasota
Eand. st. Peter. Heretofore this line
has been served by closed pouches.
Under the order a regular mail car
with a route agent will be placed in
service.
Here. is a bad error on the part of
our esteemed contemporary, the New
iUln Review: Editor Welles along
with a number OF other base ball
Enthusiasts, was arrested in Red,
wood Falls for playing ball on Sun
Iday. A number Of ministers were
also arrested for buying tickets to
l. 49, - i s ( & =, Il + A 4
+ the. game to secure evidence.
a spark from the st. Louis west.
bound passenger engine. set fire to.
/ the. grass and stubble on the pro
perty of George Wingett and Alonzo
! Neale, Delhi township, last Thurs
lday afternoon. Tt became necessary
| for Mr.. Neale and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Wingett and some visitors at
the latter place to fight the fire in
torder to save the buildings on the.
1.-TWO farms.
The ice harvest of last winter will
hardly be sufficient to supply the
local demand, owing to the exces-.
!siVe hot weather Of the past two
! months. The ice in the cold stor-
lsage house. was exhausted some time
I.ago aud Supt. Melges has been
| obliged to place his perishable arti-
| cles in cold storage at Chicago. Mr.
/ Gas swell, the local ice man, has been
}obllged to cut off all outside orders,
and to supply local patrons as scan
tily as possible.
The will Of Engebret Johnson
who passed away several weeks ago.
on his farm one. mile east of Bel
view, was. offered for probate last.
week. A. @. Ginmestad is named
as the executor. By the terms Of
the will all the property is left to
the three sons and one daughter.
one son by his first wife and the.
woman who has been living with
him, not being mentioned in the
will. In theslist Of heirs filed by
the executor both Of the. latter are
mentioned.
The State legal department has
furnished an opinion to the State.
aud itor to the effect that there was
no legal authority for a refundment
to the Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pa
cifc railway company Of taxes paid,
even under protest, in compliance
with the Anderson bid Of 1895,
which has been declared by the
United State supreme court to be
unconstitutional. The railroad com
pany presented a claim to the State
auditor recently for about 81. 900,
which It was alleged was paid I'M
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