The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-13

Apitz, the tailor, was confined to
his house day or two Of last week
| with an attack of quinsy.
New Ulm will vote next month on
| a proposition to bond that city for
$50, 900 toput in municipal electric
light plant.
w. N. Christensen S family now.
occupies the Riheldaf1er house east
of the school house, the Pryor mouse
being taken by the owner.
The timber is pretty well cut out
along the Redwood above the pro
iected dam, except along the edges,
where considerable remains to be
done.
The county auditors Office has
been re-arranged the past week,
with view to better lighting and
greater convenience. It is an inn
provement.
Mrs. Annie Ward and Mrs. Mar
garet Evans each bought quarter
section of land in Kintire few days
ago, from Elizabeth Roberts and
Catherine Harris.
Mrs. I. N. Tompkins, assisted by
Miss Rosendahl, will entertain the
Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
church next Thursday afternoon.
Gentlemen invited to clock tea.
Crystal Lodge, D, Of R., made
their last session quite brilliant
affair, with new degree work by the
staff in connection with the initia-
tion of five additional members, and
a nice supper at the close.
The local Salvation army contin-
gent were reinforced last Saturday
by Major Millsaps and Adjt. Falk-
ner, from the cities. They con-
Quoted a lively campaign, with a
stereoptican entertainmentSaturday
night at the M. d. church, an after
noon meeting Sunday at the same
place. ard an evening meeting at
the Presbyterian church.
The county commissioners OF Ren-
vile county having instructed coun-
ty attorney Reike to dismiss prose
cution against a Sacred Heart saloon
keeper. the temperance people OF
the county gave Mr. Reike notice
that they would begin action for i'm
parchment if be dropped the case.
AS the law is plain the county attor-
nev has no course but to continue
the case.
Articles of Incorporation Of the
Sanborn Improvement Company
we're filed with the Register o1
Deeds last week. The first board
of directors is E. w. Stevens, P.
M. Dickerson, II. K. Schroeder, J
III. Posi-, G. P. Davis, a. Schmidt:
and ] Ell. Schaumberg. The object
is the building Of an opera house
, and kindred Improvements. Not .
, bad scheme for Redwood Falls tc
emulate.
Mr.. Peter Dunno, Of Vesta, the
gentleman who bought out Frank
Gilman S big farm in Redwood coun-
: ty, was here on Tuesday, says the
Sleepy Eye Dispatch, and laid sew
eral nice piles of hundred dollar
bills across Mr.. Gilman S palms
The farm is splendid piece of land
and Mr.. Dunno paid So, 900 for it.
Mr.. Gilman goes to Oklahoma the
latter part of this week to look over
that country with the view of in.
vesting if it strikes him just right
H. S. Baldwin came home from
Oklahoma last Wednesday. with his
face the color of we'll cured side
OF bacon He explained the latter
circumstance by stating that Okla
homa has been having a hot time il
more ways than one, with a temper
ature in the sos part of February
. and wind and dust in good old Kan
sas fashion Judge Baldwin re
NAMED behind for time, unit
Minnesota is thawed out so that the
transition will be less dangerous te
his health. E. b. Comstock of this
city was with the judge when Hor
ace left him. They have not yet in
vested in Oklahoma real estate.
Redwood residents of twenty
years ago will remember the Rev
i G. S. H. Dunn, then pastor Of the
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