The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-22

miss Grace Lusk Of Dawson is
visiting with Miss Katie Stewart ID
Redwood Falls township
Mrs w Ellison Of Morgan
visited il this city Friday and Sat
nrday, il attendance at the Rebekah
assembly
S: Keppel, r. NJ 4 ddison and
" r. Chittenden Of Marshall were
registered at Hotel Francois for
Friday and Saturday.
Samuel Kelsey Of Austin, who
owns some land in this section, is
at the Commercial and will remain
lin Redwood Falls and vicinity DUR
ing the summer
Renville county commissioners are
considering the proposition of put
ting up $50. 900 court house at
Olivia. The commissioners don t
propose to be small IN the matter.
The " s. new temperance
organization OF this city. will hold
la social entertainment at the resi-
1dence of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Jones
lne1t Friday evening. All oil the
young people are invited.
Morton will vote on the question
LOT issuing $4,000 bonds for water
works purposes on Tuesday, Nav
18th. The proposition is that a
system will be constructed for FIRE
purposes and also for public and
domestic use.
| a.. b. Hutchinson and wife of
Renville, the former at one time a
large part Of the Redwood County
Land Co. Of Vesta, were in the city
last Thursday and Friday, attend
| ing the district convention of the
Rebekahs at this place.
Lac qui Parle Press: Fannie v.
Jacobs. daughter of j. P. Jacobs, of
1.-THE independent Press of this place,
has been elected to a position as
teacher IN the primary department
Iof the public schools at Redwood
Falls for the coming year. She
graduates from the Mankato Nor
NAL School next month, and it might
be proper to state that the old man
will come pretty close to graduating
at the same time--if some one will |
furnish him an outfit for the occa-
sion
Q. D. Lyman and Thos. March
leave this week for the Pan Ameri-
can exposition and other Eastern
points. They will visit the exposi-
ton together, after which Mr.. March I
will visit with old friends and some
of his relatives in New York State,
while MIR. Lyman will proceed to
Vermont and Connecticut with the
view OF visiting with friends and
relatives in those two States for
some time. Vermont is Mr.. Ly-|
man S native State, as is New York
thatof Mr.. March S.
r. E. Smith, G. w. Brown, Ed
Clements. and H. V. Dyer of Pipe
stone came over from that place via
the Great Northern passenger and
st. Louis freight trains on Thurs
day evening last, and represented
I the Pipestone high school in the
Southwestern Minnesota high school
athletic meet IN this city on the two
days following. Mr.. Smith is the
I son OF the proprietor Of the Cataract
Hotel at Pipestone, one Of the finest.
hotels IN that section, and Mr.. Dyer.
is the son of x-Represen tative Dyer
of that place.
Keefe Of the Morton Enterprise is
sore because Morton don get in on
| the date lines of the daily papers,
land he cracks it to the Redwood
correspondent of the Minneapolis
| Tribune in the following fashion in
his last issue: AS one Of a thousand
instances wherein Redwood Falls
steals wind to blow her bagpipe, we
may mention that last week the En-
terprise contained an abbreviated
editorial account Of the meeting in
Morton Of the Minnesota Valley
Historical Society. This week, in
| Tuesday S Minneapolis Tribune, APP
peared a telegram from Redwood
Falls containing digest OF the pro-
lceedings reported IN the Enterprise,
and made to appear as if the meet
ling had been held in Red wood Falls
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