The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-23

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city last Wednesday,
j Judge Bowers returned from
another trip to ST. Paul last Friday
morning
Rev. J. NJ. Driver of Mankato
passed through here FRIDAY, to fill
a lecture engagement at Madison.
Miss Cora Dupati. who has been
visiting at III. G.. Ackmann's, re-
turned to her home in st. Paul last
1 Monday.
Mrs Z. r. Hughes came up from
Sleepy Eye last Friday, visiting
friends. Her husband now has a
daily run from Waseca to Tracy.
Mrs. D. Mortimer began remov-
ing her millinery stock and fixtures
last Friday, to the store room adj
joining H. Schleuder S jewelry store.
Clarence Porter has secured a
good stand for ice cream manufac-
turing at Owatonna. and has gone
there to make ready for the opening
of the season.
A settlement was arrived at last
week by which Gilbert Mckay
agreed to drop further opposition to
the encroachments of the proposed
dam improvements upon his lots.
Sheriff Small has appointed as his
deputies in Redwood Falls. r. J..
Barnes and Ed. Pratt; in Morgan,
Thos. Kinman; in Lamberton Hiram
Small; and in Walnut Grove, Will
Holt.
Hicks cold wave predicted after
the 18th was little slow in reach
ind these parts, but arrived here
on the 18th in full forc1. tt was
preceded by furry Of snow the
night previous, and developed into
quite a severe cold snap.
w. G.. Starr of Lamberton is a can
/ didate for deputy oil inspector for
the district known as the south side
of Redwood county, and of Lyon
county. It is understood that An
son Evans of Walnut Grove, who
has served for a number Of years on
the Republican county committee,
is also a candidate for the same po-
sition,
/ Last Wednesday Commissioner j.
lP. Cooper sold his half section farm
south of the city for the highest fig
ure ever paid for SO large a tract of
land in this vicinity-$40 per acre.
The farm with its buildings and i'm
Eprovements is a valuable one, how
ever, and the purchaser. o. G..
Banks of this city, is satisfied that
he has made a safe investment.
4 Land values in this county have not
yet reached high water mark.
The following officers were i'm
stalled by District Deputy Eliza
beth McClintock, at the last session
of Crystal Lodge, D. of R.: Mrs.
! E. O. Chapman, noble grand; Miss
Anna Buechner, vice grand; Mrs.
W: A. Barnes, secretary; Miss
Belle Martin treasurer; Mrs. Rhoda
Ferris, chaplain; Mrs. G. Fl. Ken
ney warden; Mabel loickett conduc-
tor; Mrs w. p. Tenney, outside
Waterman, Mrs. e. B. Hale inside
Waterman
Eut Lunn's bread.
i Judge Evans of the Probate Court
was in St. Paul during a portion of
last week. Judge Evans was at
tending a convention of the probate
| judges of the State. The object of
the convention was to secure the
| passage of a law that would place
all of the judges on the same salary
basis, and it is believed that such a
bill will soon be introduced. A bill
is now before the house seeking to
give all probate judges drawing a
salary Of $1,000 and over clerk,
i whose compensation shall be $500
] per year.
Renville Star Farmer: It would
seem we are living in an age where
changes are ever occurring. At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Security bank, held Tuesday
evening, a notable change was made
in the resident management, by W.
II. Gold retiring from the active
management Of the bank. He was
reelected president without salary,
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