The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26


Conductor Il r. Hughes Us now
residing at Is Is Hiek kory sire an
kato, he having recently changed
his residence from Waseca to that
place.
NO. Robbins, real estate deal
erof Minneapolis, having branch
offices at d Detroit and Red LAX Falls,
and abrother OF D. al il. Robbins o1
this city, was visiting with the lat
ter during a portion of last week.
Granite Tribune: Congressman
Eddy sends US his speech.on the
oleomargarine bill now pending be
4 fore congress. The speech reads
4 better than the congressman looks.
1 We can read Volstead S after time
and knowing him will be the great
er pleasure.
VIM. Hessian has purchased the
bus barn property, located on
Third street, the price paid being
about 81 200. The property is re-
garded as among the best in the
city and Mr..Hessian sspurchase was
/ like receiving money from home. =
the price being SO very low.
e Rev. r J !. Barackman went to
Marshall last Thursday and filed
1.-The pulpit of his brother, Rev. r. E..
Barackman, in that city, Sunday.
The throat trouble of the latter was
SO serious that he deemed it unWise
to preach Sunday, and consequently
i he sent for his brother.
G. G. johnson and family left Fri.
day for their future home in north
ern Minnesota, Mrs. johnson and
son stopping off at St. Paul on a
visit with relatives there Mr..
Johnson is not. sure just where he
will locate, but it will be at Bemidii
or some town in that neighborhood.
w. Fl. Wallace has returned from
a trip to Bottineau county, North
Dakota, where he went with mum
Der OF other agents Of the Gold Sta
beck Co, having in charge number
of parties desiring to invest in.
North Dakota lands. Mr.. Wallace
states that the blizzard of March 10th
struck the State hard
Herman F'roelich has purchased
the residence property of Swan Me.
lander, locatedin Watson S addition.
the consideration being 500. The
property has been kept in excellent
condition by the former owner.
Mr.. and Mrs Nielander expect to
leave for Washburn, North Dakota,
some time next month.
|. A Winona special OF March 18th
says that General Agent A. G. j ohn-
son of the Northwestern road, has
just returned from a trip over the
Hines west OF this city. to learn
something regarding the crop OUT
look for this, year. He reports that
prior to the cold wave narrowing
had been commenced in number
Of places on high land, but 10 seed
ing done. Mr.. Johnson says there
will be an increased acreage in
western Minnesota and South Da-
lota this. year The increase will
be in barley, corn, wheat and fax.
In the last issue it is stated that
the entire amount paid in for dog
taxes would have TO be returned to
the parties paying the amounts.
The law provides that the claims
against the fund, by reason of the
destruction of sheep, shall be paid
first, and the balance returned to
pro rata TO the dog owners. Inas-
much as the original law has been
uECidIt tu uhCDuSbitubiubdi tuS
attorney general the dog owners
are likely to apply for an injunction
restraining county auditors from
paying over any of the amount to
owners of destroyed sheep, and in
sist that the entire amount shall be
returned to them.
Brown county has couple Of
residents who are 10 share in an
$50, ,00O, 900 fortune, according to
specials sent out from the motor
story manufacturing machine at
Sleepy Eye, which says that NJ. J..
Durham of Middletown, New York,
has been there to find two heirs to