The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-10

B. Comstock Of this city re,
turned from Oklah oma last Friday.
A Goldfns il pu tting II a week OF
tWoof the dull season az Minneapo7
lis.
Mrs. Lent Of III orton came over
last THURSDAY il, company With hsr
lmother, Mrs. Watters
] Miss Wilson, y bio is teaching at
! Lake Benton, came home last week
] to enjoy the spring vacation
Fred. G. Swofe Of WALNUT Grove
and Mrs Effiie Blanche Milloy we're
duly licensed to we'd the past week.
w 81 Wilcox has sold his dwell
ing house to D. 81. aDuryea, fhesfur-
niture man, and will occupy his new
property on Mill street.
il. IN. Bell was confined to his
room during most Of last week, on
account Of a severe Illness. HE'S
now reported on the gain.
o. C. Kenney Of Marshall was IN
the city last Thursday on business.
He reported the Redwood colony at
Marshall IN a Furnishing condition.
Peter Lloyd, a former court house
official of Mankato and owner of sew
leral tracts of land in this vicinity,
/ was IN Redwood Falls last Thurs
day and Friday
j. a. Johnson. formerly Of Red
wood Falls high school, has taken
lcharge Of Queal & Co. S lumber
yards at Wanda, and is building a
dwelling for his family.
Is Work on Engelhart,s new eleva-
tor is progressing rapidly, consid-
lering the weather, and the frst5of
May is likely to see it completed
from wheat pit to cupola.
Alderman Greene went to Winona
last Saturday, from which point he
will start on tour Of the various
agencies of his company, to acquaint
| himself with his duties as travelling
auditor.
Rev. E. j.. Barackman and Robt.
Stewart are representing the Pres
byterian congregation OF this city at
the meeting Of the Presbytery Of
this district at Winnebago City,
beginning Tuesday,
f. &. Carpenter and family have
removed to the house formerly occu-
pied by Ed. Bunce. which they pur-
chased several weeks ago. The
Bunce family have taken up their
Iabode in the Howard estate house,
north of los. Tyson S.
| TheStandard asserts that arrange
ments are now being made for the
erection OF a Presbyt terrain church in
| Wabasso. The structure will cost
about $4,000, and will probably be
built on the lots just north 81 the
! D.. G.. Mcneil residence. About
$1,000 has already been subscribed.
William Goodthund Ter, a son of the
late sichief " Of the Morton reserva-
ton, was killed at East Hastings
last Saturday evening, by a passen-
ger train on the Chicago. MilWau-
kee & st. Paul railway, says the
| Morton Enterprise. William had
been in Hastings during the after
noon and al evening started for his
home on Prairie Island, short dis
tance below the city. IIe was walk
| ing down the railroad track when
l.struck and instantly killed. He
was about twenty five years of age.
For some years past he had made it
Ia custom to spend a good portion of
| his time with the Indians at Prairie
Island, and he left Morton last fall
| for that purpose, and had not visited
his home since. He was quite a
noted character here, being fami-
liarly known to nearly every resi-
| dent, and he played with the Nor
ton base ball team on many occasions,
his work in this line being usually
of the excellent order His sudden
| taking off is noted with regret by
lall who knew him. He was buried
by the Prairie Island Indians
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