The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-05
J. IA. McGettrick was il town.

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J. a. McGettrick was in town
last Friday.
I G. @. Engerman has entered the
employ Of the McC Cormick Harvester
! Co. for this season.
Town clerks can find certificate
books Of damages from sheep-killing
dogs at The GAZETTE Office.
The automobile wood saw is a
new wrinkle which is being intro
duced in some surrounding towns.
I s:The only man who never makes
mistakes is the man who never does
anything, says President Roose-
welt.
Red wood Falls township as we'll
as Paxton, will vote next Tuesday
on the abolition of the poll tax sys-
TEN.
| The Mortified bowling alley re-
fuses admission to all minors. Such
rule here would be warmly ap-
proved by parents.
The Milwaukee road has made
a popular move on some of its lines,
by giving low excursion rates to
the cities on one day in each week.
Sheriff Small yesterday sold out
the Toner stock OF farm machinery,
ETC., at Belview, under direction of
Bowers & Howard, attorneys for
/ the creditors.
February went out with quite
heavy fall of wet snow, while the
lower mill pond was covered with
water and slush Cmore like April
than like winter.
A wrestling match took place at
Seaforth Tuesday evening between
Lief Larson and F. J. Timlin, be-
fore 800 people. Larson took two
falls and the match.
The city council held a special
conference on the evening of the
10th ult., and submitted PROPOSE
tions for renting city Offices, in the
Gold -Stabeck building, on either
one years lease or five years.
Ernest Bauch and Lizzie Klau-
bunde of Brookville, Adolph Sch
mechel and Ida Bittner Of Wanda,
and Albert Becker and Gertrude E,
Barber Of Vesta were licensed to
we'd during the week ending March
1st.
D. Bissell received letter from
81. b. Wolf, formerly of this city,
who is now doing business at Crook
ston under the style OF H. B. Wolf
Land Co., successor to Simpson,
Everett & Co., the Everett in the
former firm being c.. W. Everett,
another former Redwood Falls res
dent.
Landlord Elliott of the CONNER
cial House last week renewed his
lease of that popular hostelry, on
condition that the Iessees make ex-
tensive changes in the interior and
| also repaint the outside, veneer the
sample rooms with brick and con-
meet them with the hotel. These
changes are to be made as fast as
weather conditions permit.
/ March lst was busy day at the
/ Gold -Stabeck land office, which
closed up transfers amounting to
EslOO,0OO or more. Among these
were deeds conveying L. H. Kuck s
Renville farm to Geo. Everett, Hen
! ry kuck' S farm to his son L. H..
Logan 40 acre tract west of the
city to Henry Kuck, and Aleck
Clark S farm in Redwood Falls town
ship to DR.. Palmer. Mr. Logan is
| the purchaser of the Ilett farm as
previously noted.
4 The bill allowing Belview to issue
it's bonds to the extent of $500 for
the purpose of paying for a new
i town hall was passed by the house
under suspension of the rules, on
motion OF Mr.. Larson, last Wednes-
day morning, and on Thursday
morning was taken to the senate
/ where Senator Somerville secured
its passage through that body in a
similar manner. The bill has since
been signed by the Governor and
!; Belview is now in position to leg
/ Ially issue the bonds and take up its
Standing Indebtedness.