The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-03

Miss Th1ering is VISITING giends
Id New Ulm this week.
B. B. Hale came il from the east
last Wednesday, naming over s
Thursday
Mrs. Johnson Of Spring Valley
visited her parents il this city last
week 4. and Mrs y. g Banks
r. b. Ring left Red Wood last We'd
nesday for Chicago ding 70 go
to Bellefontaine Ohio, before re-
turning
Mrs. g. b. M Even started last
Wednesday to join her husband at It
Kinghsher, Oklahoma, which will
be their future home.
Miss Gertrude b. Simon, a Vino
ma Normal school graduate, has
been placed in charge Of the school
in what is known as the Walton
district.
Misses Kennedy and Everett Of
the city schools went to the cities last
Saturday Miss Kennedy will spend
the springsvacation at her home IN
Minneapolis, and Miss Everett will
visit relatives ia ST Paul.
Three Red wood county inventors
appear on the list Of patents grant
ed as reported last week. Henry
r. Nelson Of Gales has invented a
driving device for mechanical stok-
ers, and Ole Olsen and III. Evanson
of BelvieW have taken out joint
patent for corn planter.
In accordance with the announce
ment in this paper several weeks
ago, E. G. Greene has assumed the
duty of travelling auditor for the
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co, and
turned over the agency at this
place to j. II. Baker, Of Waukon,
Iowa. Mr.. Baker arrived last week,
accompanied byshis wife.
W. D. Martin of Mohler, Wash
ington, will be- at Redwood Falls
for the next osor:!three weeks as.
the representative Of citizens Of that
Vicinity who want the attractions Of
that country explained to the pro
spectiye settlers. This will afford
a good chance for all interested to.
learn about Eastern Washington
and its resources and climate,
The news wolf bounty bill has
become d law. It places the bounty.
on female wolves killed from Janu-
airy to May at sl5, on grown wolves
during all other seasons at S., on
female cubs at 81 81, and on male cubs
at $3.50. The bill,providing for the
determination Of Eox-eyed daisies
has also become a law 1t max es it
a misd emeanor to encourage the
growth Of this weed.
Olivia Press: Senator Nixon was
up from st. Paul NJ onday Interview
ing the county commissioners in
regard to the Belview bridge mat
ter. The majority OF the board ex-
pressed themselves as against the
repeal Of the bill and will later on
in the week go to st. Paul and pre-
sent their objections to the commit
tee. The Redwood delegation in
the legislature are for repeal while
the RenvilIe delegation Willoppose
it.
D. 4. Brigham, while on his way
to Mankato last week was inter
viewed by'Editor Hays. The Dis
patch man met him at the depot ard
found him ready and wiling to con
.cede to Messrs. Larson and Somer-
vile all the credit IN the world for
their efforts to keep Redwood coun-
Hty in the Second district. The Dis
patch continues: Mr. Bigham re-
.grets that Brown and Redwood
are to be in separate districts and
would very much rather have seen
Blue Earth taken out Of the dis
trict and the rest Of the counties
left together He did not look for
Legislative reap ortio nment at this
session and thought that probably
here would be no change in the
present nineteenth senatorial dis.
ttrict until 1905,
Az exchange istfiIss its poetic
narp III the following Sing he