The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-28
Madison has voted s., 900 bonds,
the proceeds to be.used in the con-

Madison has voted s, 900 bonds,
the proceeds to be.used in the con-
strnction of a new town hall.
J.EAlbert j Johnson, andidate for
the Repnb blican nomination for coun-
ty treasurer, donated S. to the com 4
mittee for use in improving the
shores Of the lake.
Capt. Thos. Mcmillan, accompan-
led by his granddaughter, Miss
Hazel Belt Of Viroqua, Wis, came
up from Minneapolis last tWednes-
day and visited short time with
the family Of Fred.:L. Warner.
The marriage Of Miss Myrtle
Goodrich, of this city, to Mr.. j. a.
Jones, agent OF the Minneapolis &
ST: Louis at lNorth.l Redwood, will
be solemnized at the home Of the
brides parents next Wednesday
morning June.4th.
A cloudburst at Winona last Tues
day caused a delay on most Of the
Northwestern trains running out of
that city on that and the following
day. No heavy damage is reported,
aside from that sustained by rail
road companies in washouts along
their track.
Next Saturday will be the last
day for paying real estate taxes. Ii
they are not paid by midnight that
night the taxes will become delin-
quent and a ten per cent. penalty
will attach. Taxes, according to
Treasurer Tenney, have been COM
ing in pretty lively during the past
week, although there is large
amount still outstanding.
Former Governor John Lind ap-
peared before the Supreme court
last Thursday as council for the
village of Birch Coulie, Renville
county, in it's suit against the Min
neapolis & St. Louis railway. The
company engaged to build a spur
track into the town on payment of
bonus of $500, but the town says
the track was not built as specified
and refuses to pay the bonus.
Harry Clark, the clever manager
of the Redwood Falls band, was
passing around subscription pa
per on Wednesday last with the
view of raising money enough for
weekly concerts by the band-the
concerts to be given each Saturday
night. Mr. Clark met with excel
lent success. AS soon as the band
stand can be moved from it's pres
ent site near the falls to the promo
tory east OF the bathing pools it is
4 likely that the concerts will be Civ
en- from it.
/ The Democratic State convention
has been called to meet in Minneap-
Oils on June 25th, week earlier
than the Republican State conven-
tion, The basis of apportionment
is two delegates-at-large for each
county, and one delegate for each
$50 votes cast for John Lind for
| Governor in 1900, making conven-
tion OF ], 169 delegates. Under the
apportionment Redwood will be en-
titled to II delegates, Lyon to II,
Brown to Is, Renville to the same
number. and Yellow Medicine to IL.
/ Fl. A Baldwin and c. Fred.
Thompson left for St. Paul last
Thursday morning, in response to a
telegram received from Till Tibbetts
and Geo. w. Vaughn The latter
two gentlemen had left for that city
several days previous with the
view of purchasing naptha launch
to place on Lake Redwood, and if
one was purchased to navigate the
Minnesota with it from ST. Paul to
North Redwood, where the launch
would be pulled out of water and
hauled to this city. The telegram
indicated that the launch had been
| purchased and that Messrs. Bald
win and Thompson had been invited
to join them in their trip up the
river.
Rarely does Redwood Falls au-
dience hear more perfect harmony
than was rendered last Wednesday
evening by the Temple Quartet of
Minneapolis. There was no lack OF
appreciation on the partof the large
company assembled at the court