The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09

Dunniin gton left last
Wed nesday Tor unabus, Ohio,
where She viii visit for a month o.
lnor
Ed garf Townsend Of South
Paris, Maine, a WellsknoW capital
list Of that station as il this city
ldurin the early portion of last
week
NJ. Isham has moved into his
new resid enee and Robert Parker
lis this week engaged IN moving into
the resid ence vacated by Mr.. Is
ham, which he purchased Of the
1 latter last spring 9
The gross receipt the Redwood
j Falls postoffice for last year were
81. 40. OF, as against 81 500. 20 Of the
preceding year The net revenue
was s2;490. SO, it requiring A per
SEcent: Of the gross receipts to run
the Office
a valuable hunting dog belonging
1 to Ray Tenney was poisoned last
Wednesday evening &. The animal
died shortly after the poison was
administered to him. Mr. TenneY
1 believes that he knows who com
|mitted the ofense.
Representative McCleary has re-
1 commended Fred f. Moulster for
1.-The Spostmastership al. Seaforth, TO
!. succeed W ]. G. Pratt, who ten
dered his resignation some time
Eago. There. we're two other appli-
cants Frank NestivaI and w S..
3ISouthWick.
S Frank Carman, who has been with
j. w Ferris dray line in this city
for a number Of years, and who has
Ialso conducted high class poultry
j yard, has purchased a dray line at
Morgan, and will reside there in the
future, Morgan gains an excellent
/ citizen ID Mr.. Carma1l.
6. "a Russell and family of Win
4 throp, New York, and Mrs Darrell
4 B. Martin and children of Ogdens-
q, burg, New York, who have been
4 Visiting with the families Of r. S.
4 Whipple and Frank. Hubbard dur
Il the past several weeks. returned to
]. their homes during tbeearly portion
d Of last week
Dwight Bfssell returned from his
4 visit to the Pa american exposition
q and other eastern points Oh Wednes-
4 day afternoon Of last week: Mr..
}, Bissell was greatly pleased soyerthe
4 entire show, and regards it as one
i of the best that has ever been put
{ together for the attraction OF the
. public. Mr. Bissell visited at Scran-
8 ton, "a, before returning.
FL Attorney B. B.. Johnson Of Tracy
J, junior member of the firm of Horns
3 Y johnson, was in the city last
]. Thursday, looking up titles to lanc
), secured BY the Western Minnesota
: Railway co. for right-of- way from
j. Evan TO Marshall. Mr.. johnson
$ Stated that nearly all Of the titles te
n the land required had been per
I fected, and SEPT to the company s
headquarters at Chicago. The few
u REMAINING, which he was engaged
]. IN looking up, We're where judgments
I were pending against the property
{. or thesoWners OF the same. In one
s case a lis pendens was on record.
Land in all the cases it is necessary
). to- get "a release from the parties
f holding the mortgage, judgment OF
y fling the lis. pendens. The. filing
II LOT deeds with the proper officer o
this county, he says, ought to com
! lmence at once Mr.. johnson
ssl.doubted the completion OF the lint
this year, owing to the grea
l scarcity Of steel, caused by tht
+ strike in the steel mills.
]. Ben McIlreavie, the fourteen yea
) old son6o Of Mr.an Mrs. Alex. Nc
Ilreavie Of this city, passed ava,
Hast Thursday afternoon, as the re
suit Of most peculiar accident. Z
little over two week. ago the youn!
man was nursing q cold sore on hi
q lower lip. Two weeks ago last Sat
urday he went with his father t
the depot. at that time he got int
: a friendly scuff1e with a playmate
The latter, by chane e. knocked tn
scabs off the colo sore. A day q
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