The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-23


Mrs. Katharine I1nnn and sons
contemplate moving to. Ma nkatoH in g g
short time, where they expect TO re-
Us de. in the future.
"A. 3. Chapman made q business
trip to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
during the early part Of last week,
returning home on Saturday.
Charles w. Quandt. a Well-knownl,
attorney Of " inthrop, was attending 'll:il
to legal Ebusiness in this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week. IS
| Messrs. Kirsch and Gunders Of
the bank examiner S Office we're IN
the city on w Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week checking up the
various county officers, as required
by law. 5t ss
| Frank Mason has given up the
agency for the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine Co. in this city and the
agency has been transferred to d.
b. Laird, who has already moved
the company s property to his prem
ises on Mill Street.
Horace Baldwin came up from
Sioux City during the early part OF
| last week, where he has been for
some time receiving cattle for Thuet
Bros. His mission here was to see
that contracts for delivery of stock
by parties in this neigh borhood were
| fulfilled.
The family of ]. A. .Engelhart and
Mrs. E. L. Wright left last Friday
for Minneapolis where they will re-
side in the future. Mr.. Engelhart
will remain here for some time yet,
while Mr.. Wright will be employed
in The GAZETTE Office for couple Of
weeks or more.
Earl Jones gave good evidence
of his ability as a sign painter in
connection with the reproduction Of
the hardware letter head ofthe Gar
land stove and range company on
the north side of Schmahl g. Jaehn-
ing's hardware store. The work is
almost a perfect reproduction, while
the colors used are magnifcently
blended.
Applications for license to sell in
toxicating liquors in the new towns
along the Minnesota Western. in
this county, are being to made the
county commissioners Whether the
commissioners will give them the
same treatment as the application to
sell at North Redwood, remains to
be seen, but tits thought otherwise.
It is reported that Milroy will fur
nish three or more applicants and
| Clements a Similar number.
A public sale oflotsin WaYbnrne.
Brookville township, was to have
occurred last Thursday, but for some
reason the townsite agents decided
not to hold the same. Wayburne is
| the last station in Redwood county
and it is thought that it will make a
fairly good market place. The lots
there will be sold atprivate sale At
Rowena, the station in New Avon
township, only two or three lots
were sold on Tuesday of last week,
probably duetothe fact that the sta
tion is located too close to Wabasso.
A big consignment of nursery
stock, amounting to about $500. was
received here on Wednesday of last
week by Thos. Shire, and distrib-
uted among. farmers and town peo-
pie who had previously given their
subscriptions : for the same. The
consignment consisted of fruit trees,
shrubbery and floral plants, and
was the largest ever received here
in a single day, The subscribers
had been previously notified of the
arrival Of the conslgnmentand were
nearly all on hand ON Wednesday to.
receive their stock.
As will be seen by the official pro
ceedings of the board >of county
commissioners, published on another
page. the petition for the county
road between 'Sundown and Three
Lakes was denied, the board decid-
ing not to lay out any more county
roads during thetenure of the pres
ent members. Messrs. Cooper, Me-
CorquodaIe and Carlile were ap-
pointed as committee to award the