The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-01

"a. Ily man curing Inc paSI# SeV9faI
months, returned to Vermont dur.
ing the early portion Of last week.
B. = d q hon Of Hope, North
Dakota, was il the city during
Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week, he being a witness for the
defense ii the case Of Shove vs.
MARITIME
Mrs. NJ. w CLAY came over from
Hutchinson early last week and
after making arrangements for the
| disposition Of the personal effects Of
her late mother, Mrs: lary Ann.
Jones, returned home on Wednes-
day.
Renville Record: Il, Gold and
family leave this week for Redwood
Falls, where they. will make their
future home. Renvilles loses one Of
her best, most public spirited citi-
|zens in the person Of Mr. Cold. e
( is with unusual regret that his de-
|parture is Witnessed.
Chas. e. Lamberton has decided.
to close out his grocery stock at
this place From this time forward
until May 10th the stock will be
placed on the retail market at great
lily reduced prices. Mr.. Lamberton
has made arrangements to dispose
Of the remaining stock in its en-
tirety after that date. He is unde-
Icided as to. what he will do in the
| future.
On their departure over the
| Mort railroad last Wednes-
day w. r. Caswell and wife were
treated to q genuine shower Of rice,
"a large number Of old shoes gath
Tered from various residences in the
| city, were left around the couple Ia
+! the passenger coach. while the bag
gage was literally plastered with
paper hearts and other evidences of
belonging to a newly married
couple.
y. N. Rowe and wife returned
home from their winters sojourn
with G. W. Buxton and wife, at
Grand Junction, Colorado, last
week, and are again domiciled IN
their residence on B Broadway Mr..
Rowe states that both he and Mrs.
Rowe spent a very enjoyable win
ter in Colorado and that Charlie
Buxton is in excellent health, and
Ethat boths Charles and Mrs. Buxton
are we'll pleased with their location
lin that State.
/ Auditor Tompkins received a let
ter from Fl. W. Childs, secretary Of
the tax commission, last Wednes-
day, announcing that the commits.
sion would be at Mankato yester-
]day, Faribault to-day, Austin to-
morrow and Winona on the. day
following The purpose Of the
meetings is to enable the commits
sion to meet and exchange views
with county auditors, assessors,
and otherspersons interested in the
Isubject#of taxation. MIR. Cbilds is
1of the opinion that officers and the
/ general public should attend these
meetings, and make suggestions to
the commission for the framing of
| the tax code.
Walker Pilot: Recently r. q.
lGold Of Renyille and H. Fl. Dahl Of
Revere purchased a large tract Of
land near Pine River They were
surprised at the quality aud what
it would produce. { hey were SO
convinced Of the fact that it was
very desirable for gricultural pur-
poses that when they went to Pine
River they took with them four
farmers from.R Revere, who purchased
4 800 acres, at between five and six
dollars per acre. These new com
| ers read u realized the many ad-
vantages Of their purchase, being
only q Short istance from the rail
road and q few hours ride from the
Twin Cities. They were surprised
to find lumber So cheap and fuel to
be had for the,c cutting When it is
remembe that land in RenviIle
and Red wood counties are selling at
| prices from $50 10 $40 per acre and
the soil nos.better, with markets ia
nearer the new urchasers are
highly delig hfed and satisfied with
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