The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-02

4 Miss Cora Depatii Of ST Peter
was visitor at Fl. G. Ackmann's
! last week. 2
Levi Robinson and wife Of Paxton
township, have returned from their
trip to the State of Washington.
Miss Zina Ackmann received a
| $15 check from an uncle at Van
couver, b. c., as one Of her Christ
mas presents.
i Bert Pease and his brother Fred
| are making themselves useful at
/ Sheriff Peases headquarters, during
/ the latter's illness.
/ W. A.. Hauck and wife of Wabasso
! broke bread around the mahogany Of
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Birch of this
s city for Christmas dinner on Tues
! day.
i SherifsPease has been quite sick
1 with an attack of typhoid fever dur
| ing the past tWoor three weeks. At
the present writing he seems to be
convalescing.
1 George French came down from
Itaska county last Tuesday in time
to take Christmas dinner with his
| parents at this point. He remained
| here for several days.
i Word hasIbeen received from
their home in Montana to the effect
that bouncing baby boy was re-
Gently born tos.Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Berkhimer, the latter. formerly Miss
Mile Birum of North Redwood.
| A large crowd of young people
/ gathered,at thess home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ] II. Tiffany. south of town,
last Thursday evening and had a
social time. Crokinole and various
games occupied the evening. A
light supper was served at a late
hour.
Under a recent supreme court de-
cision it. is held that the original
owner of land sold at TAX sale is en-
/ titled to sixty days notice from the
purchaser. Therefore the purchas-
ers of land Of forfeited real estate
tax Judgment. bought last spring,
must give sixty days notice before
acquiring title.
]. The dance given by the knights
OF Pythias on Christmas evening
was attended by about II couple,
and while there was some delay in
getting music for the function very
enjoyable evening was spent, the
dancers keeping up the enjoyment
1 until about O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Supper was served dur
ing the evening.
Senator J Ell. Stout has offered to
donate to the city Of Menomonie
Wis, fine two story building.82 "a x
I44S5tTsffaet f fitted tied with steam heat, a
bath room, toilet-rooms, closets, etc,
as farmers restroom, providing
the citizens will maintain it. The
proposition has been accepted and
the building will be erected next
spring. It will be in charge of a
competent person and its use as a
lunchroom, bath, toilet and rest
room to farmers. Reading matter
will be supplied. Here's a pointer
for some public spirited Redwood
/ citizen.
AS will be seen from the legal col
umns Of The GAZETTE an action has
been commenced by John Graham
against the Gulf & Manitoba Rail
way Co. FL. A. Baldwin, A. W. Ba-
ger, and the Iowa Loan & Trust Co.
to recover for material furnished for
the construction of a portion of that
line from the St. Louis track to Bea-
yer Falls. The action is brought
/ for the foreclosure of a mechanic S
lien: and the summons requires an
answer within 20 days, in default Of
which judgement will be taken.
The two defendants, II. A. Baldwin
and A. W. Bager, also have claims
against the company, and they are
joined in the suit for the purpose Of
perfecting the lien. Whether the
] company puts in an answer remains
to be seen.
The Mankato Free Press has the
following regarding a former citizen
! of Redwood Falls: U. G.. Truax re-
turned yesterday from Minneapolis,
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