The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-17
Morton now has FIVE saloons at

Morton now has FIVE saloons, at
5000 licensefee.
Commits ioner Leo Altermatt was
Fat the county seat last Thursday
John Amberger and Hannah Ka=
row Of Westline were licensed 70
| wed one day last week 8s
a. III. zach Of New Richland
came up last Wednesday and yis-
lifted with his brother and relatives
lin this city, returning Friday
Mrs. Ofernan was up from Fart
baulD last week, looking after her
real. estate IA this icinity. Will
IWhittet occupies her farm il
Delhi
] Motion. the ice cream and candy
Idealer, expects to move his stock
Into the Annis store, two doors west
Iof The GAZETTE building, about the
first Of May.
The way the mumps is getting IN
Its work ID Red Wood Falls noWa
days is caution. Even men and
women 80 years old are not immune
! to its ravages.
Chas. Buxton has written home
from Grand junction, Colo. that he
has recently been advanced ia the
II ~ - n
car shops, with a very agreeable
increase in salary
The sale of 400 acresin Sheridan.
the bulk Of it being the east half q
section 34,s from Isaac . Johnson to
David Alexander, was placed on
record last Wednesday.
i Cyrus Jennings was here from
| Morgan last Friday, and reported
! the death of Schuyler Eldred Of that
town on Friday morning, as the re
1sultsof an attack of humps.
The Saulpaugh granite quarry at
Morton has passed into the posses
4 sion Of John Anderson. who is work
ling the same. Anderson paid $1,000
| for 65 acres Of granite upheaval.
Attorne A. J Finnegan OF Min
.|sneapolis came up last Friday to.se-
cure the one thing needful for his
.Ihappines thespriyilege Of reading
/ The GAZETTE during the coming
1 year.
/. Frank Hubbard and wife have
4 taken pity on ] ay Ferris widowed
j condition, and Mrs Hubbard vii
4 keep her father sihearth fires brigh1
4 during the absence of her mother.
4 Mrs. Ferris.
Travellers over the M. & st. u
!. should have in mind the change il
the. freig ht run, by which the morn
\. ing freights go west M ondays, Wed.
{ nesdays and Fridays, and the re
], turn trip on the alternate evenings
Henry Kuck is home from a pros.
q pecting trip il the northern part d
the State, and states that he is not
j taking much stock in the idea 81
going into the wilderness for a home
D and that Red wood Falls is as desira.
j Bile for a residence as any place he
a has visited so far.
4 John S.. Marsh Post has already
4 appointed a committee to arrange q
\ program for Decoration Day. The
4 committee has not yet completed its
4 arrangements but it is understood
that the memorial Sunday sermon
Twill be preached by Rev 6. W
4 Lutz Of the M !. b. church.
Il II We are in receiptof a directory d
4 the 9 Minnesota Breeders of Pure.
4 Bred Live Stock, a handy little
1 book giving the names Of all thai
raise registered stock The Direc-
4 tory will be sent to anyone on re
sceipt Of a 2-cents postage stamp.
Address Thomas Shaw, st. Anthony
Park, MINI.
AS might have been expected.
several suits are to be brought
against the Great Northern and the
N. 3 St. =. roads BY persons in
ljured ia the wreck at Hanley Falls.
Nv. ] Woolfort sues for $25, 600,
ISever SWenson, A. J Peterson and
Nels Strangeberg for $4,000 each,
making $50, 900 in all.
The Morton visitors to the Odd
Fellows district meeting appreciate
l the attentions Of the members Of our
local lodge. The Enterprise says;
1.-THE Redwood brethren and Re
bekahs made the occasion exceed
Iingly agreeable for the visitors. lWhc