The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-15


II We Cobleigh left last Wednes
day for Baraboo, Wisconsin with.
the intention Of remaining away for.
several days
NJ Nj. Todd, formerly Of this
city, but now of ST PAUL has been.
decided upon by the railroad and
warehouse commits for the po-
sition Of registrar at the Minneap-
oils weighing department OF the
wheat ms pection system.
a.. Crosse, at one time proprie-
tor Of the Commercial House Of this
city, is now running a hotel at Ban
cor, Wisconsin, according to advic-
|es received here by George Drake.
The BANGOR hotel is a new one, has
25 rooms, and Mr. Crosse is its first
landlord.
Auditor Tompk ms has commenced
work on improving the property
recently purchased by him Of Chas.
Me- lintock, located on Wyoming
street. Mr.. Tompkins will raise
the house several inches and place
"a new foundation Of range rock url I.
der the same.
The four remaining lots belonging
to O. Ell. Herman, in lot 5, Hitch
cock s addition to the city OF Red
wood Falls, have been sold to =. p. 2.
Miller Of Rochester, who has inn i'm
proved them by setting out trees,
and who will offer them for sale as.
desirable residence lots.
Edward Thornton came up from
Shutdown last Wednesday, and stat
ed that the rains Of Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, were the finest
ever for vegetation Of all kinds.
Wheat was up two inches in some
places at that time, while grass,
ETC.. was coming on magn fcently.
The law providing for paying
real estate taxes IN two nstallments
was amended at the recent session
of the legislature so that if the total
tax on any tract is less than 81 it
must be paid in full, and the treas
urer is not authorized to accept one.
half as in case where the tax is over
81.
r. W. Phllbrick has been quite
i'll since his return from North Da-
kota, the exposure to the cold, damp
air, then prevailing that State, being
entirely TOO much for his constitu
ton @. d. Dickinson, the head
clerk for Philbrick & Co., was also
quite i'll during the past week, but
is now recovering.
KnoWlton, the candy and soda
water man, moved his place Of bust.
ness from the Improvement Co.
building to the building formerly
occupied by Levi Annis, on Second
street, two doors west Of The GA
zETTE Office, last Thursday. The
room vacated by him will be occu-
pied BY W. IT. Gold as a real estate
Office.
Julius a. Sch'mahl leaves for st.
Paul to-day for the purpose Of att
tending a ceremonial session of the
Osman Temple, Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine, which is to be held this
evening in honor of the visiting
Shriners in attendance at the con-
yention Of the National Order of
Railway Conductors. The session
is also to be held for a large mum
Der of visitors from the Zenith City.
A e. Weiss and family of the Du-
luth Herald came down from the
Zenith City on Wednesday Of last
week, and Mrs. Weiss and the chill
dren have since been visiting with
Mr.Weiss parents at North Red
wood. "A. G. left for Duluth last
Friday, after visiting a couple Of
days with his parents and friends.
The Herald is enjoying all kinds Of
prosperity, which IS to Anton s
credit, and his many friends here
are glad to see him climb upwards
in the cement Of a great daily
newspaper
Quite little sensatio was sprung
here some time ago by the report
that s scabby sheep had been
shipped from one Of the railroad
stations il or near this city for
point ia Missouri. The first init