The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-05

Township election next Tuesday.
N. FL. Mahowald journeyed to
Fairfax last Friday. ss
G. G. Coffey has removed his FAM
lily and household effects to house
on Broadway, next to NJ, w. Knox.
Mrs. III. N. Bell Of Sleepy Eye
was the guest of Mrs. r. =. War
ner for few days last week.
DR.. Lyman Of this city has been
appointed on the governing board
of the Minnesota-North Dakota field
| trial association.
Secretary Douglas Of the u. S.
Savings & Loan association was
here from St. Paul last week ar
ranging for repairs and improve
ments in the property Of that com
pany.
Quite large delegation Of For
esters from Delhi. took part in the
initiation ceremonies and celebra-
ton Of. the Foresters at this place
last Thursday A good time is re-
ported.
A mass convention of the prohi-
bition adherents in Redwood county
is announced fors[ Friday Of this
week, in this city. j. J. Craig Of
Minneapolis, will be the principal
speaker.
The Bissell brothers, Stanley and
Angelo, are now together in Colo
rado mining region, near the Utah
line, about 70 miles from Salt Lake
City. They expect to go to Denver
next month to develop business
proposition in which they are in
terested.
A.. 0. Gimmestad of Belview was
in St. Paul last Wednesday and
Thursday: having returned from a
trip to Northern Minnesota, where
he is interested in real estate. Mr..
Gi1nmestead thinks that the quest
for northern Minnesota land will be
greater this year than ever.
George Duerre, an old Redwood
Falls boy, who was employed in the
Big Store during his residence
here, and now a hardware mer-
chant at Plainview, was among the
delegates in attendance at the con-
vention of Minnesota hardware men
in St. Paul last week.
County Attorney Clague was here
on business lasi Thursday, and re-
ported that the farmers institute
at Lamberton the previous Friday
and Saturday was an immense affair.
Seven lecturers and nearly as many
hundred farmers and their wives
attended, the Lamberton business
men setting out a fine dinner for the
big crowd.
C. d. Gilfllan left on Tuesday for
his home in St. Paul, where he is
now receiving treatment for trou-
bic of long standing. Mr.. Gilfillan
left the Siding in the private car ol
Supt. w. D. Cantillion of the North
western. which was furnished Mr..
| Gillillan on account of his delicate
condition, and the car was run
through to ST. Paul over the North.
western and Omaha line to the
Union depot, ST. Paul, thus pre-
venting any moving about of the
well-known gentleman. Arriving
in St. Paul Mr.. Gilfillan was taken
direct to his home. and it is report
ed at this writing that he is some
what improved. Joseph Tyson o1
this city accompanied Mr.. Gil6llan
on the trip and was greatly pleased
over the way the patient stood it.
Mr.. Tyson left ST. Paul Wednesday
morning for Wisconsin, where he
went to look over a strip OF land
which he was thinking of purchas.
ing, and on which be threatened te
settle if blooded stock in Minnesota
wasn't to be encouraged by our tas
laws. Chas. Gilfillan, son of G.. D.
Gillfillan, who has been at the Hud
son, Wis, infirmary. for some time
past for treatment for stomach
trouble, arrived at St. Paul shortly
after his father reached there. The
younger Gil6llan reports that his
condition is somewhat improved anG
it is believed that he will recover