The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-03-20
Mrs. Fl. b. Bacon Of Olivia is Wis


ting friends in this vicinity.
Attorney Howard had legal bus
mess at New Ulm last Thursday.
Rev. VIM. Mitchell conducted
Episcopal services at Beaver Falls
last Sunday afternoon.
VIM. G. Smith bought 50 acres OF
land in Vail recently, through the
agency of {. B. Robinson & Go.
Ell. M. Hitchcock returned from
his st. Paul trip last Friday, after a
pleasant time with the State opti-
clans.
Numerous sleighing parties cele-
brated the little furry of snow
which blew in last Wednesday and
Thursday
Commissioners Cooper has been
asked to go tosSt Paul tomorrow by
Belview citizens, to help straighten
out the BelviewEbridge tangle.
The. tail end ofUthe big blizzard
and snow storm in Wisconsin and
Illinois switched around to Mime
sofa last Wednesday and Thursday,
and gave this locality a taste Of
sleighing.
Considering the weather and the
counter attractions at two of the
churches, the Sleepy Eye visitors
who presented, "The Danger Sig
nal" here last Thursday evening
have no reason to complain. The
receipts were about $35 and the
performance is well spoken Of
The Redwood Falls band has TAX
en- a new start lately, having re-
cruited its ranks with fresh talent
and secured a lot of popular music.
Under the Leadership Of Harry
Clark the band meets for practice
twice week, and our citizens will
look forward to some fine outdoor
concerts during the summer.
Former policeman Frank French
of this city, instead ofbeing bounced
by the new Republican warden of
the Saltwater educational institu-
ton, has been promoted to the posi-
ton of cell-room keeper, owing to
the resignation of the deputy war
den. Frank appears to be in line
for the deputy warden S job, if the
fashion for designations continues.
/. The American Book company of
! New York carried off the highest
honors ever bestowed upon any
educational publishing house in the
world. The international Jury of
the Paris Exposition awarded it the
following prizes for superior text
4 books: In elementary education, a
grand prize; in secondary education,
a grand prize; in industrial and com
mercial education, a gold medal;
and in other departments, two sill
yer medals.
The late Senator Davis is quoted
as saying; Each year every local
newspaper gives from $500 to IS, 600
in free lines for the benefit Of the
community in which it is printed.
No other agency can or will do this.
The editor in proportion to his means
does more for his town than any
other man, and in all fairness he
ought to be supported, not because
you like or admire his writings,
but because a local newspaper is
the best advertisement a community
can have.
For some twenty years the Maha-
ra Minstrel Carnival has been be-
fore the public. During this some
what lengthy period all promises
have been faithfully fulfilled. This
years organization is making a big
hit everywhere. The superb noun
tings, talented comedians, superior
vocalists and numerous novelties
which are presented are the talk Of
the many places where the new
show has appeared. The Mahara
Company numbers some thirty mem
bers. They travel in their own
beautiful cars. Many innovations
mark the Mahara -distinc-
lively out Of the ordinary. The per-
Torrance will be seen atopera house
next Friday evening. Makeamemo
of the date and do not overlook the
newly arranged street parade which
will take place during the day..
The following story is being told