The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-09

Miss Mary Hahn Of ppleton isf
visiting with the family OF r.
[Ziemer. 15 8#ss .5sIs
Harry Laird left N inneapolis last
Wednesday morning for Coopers-.
town, North Dakota, where he 8ex-l
poets to remain for some time visit
ing relatives and obtaining an idea
Of that sectlon Of the country. "a a
The demand for residences and
residence property in this city was
never greater than at the present
time. "A number of parties are fgur-
! ing on residences already construct
ed, while others are look ing up de-
sirable lots with the view Of build
| ing homes during the coming sum
mer.
Judge Bowers returned from ST.
Paul last Thursday. While in st.
Paul Judge Bowers attended the
opening of the April term Of the
Supreme Court, and also meeting
OF the Minnesota Bar association
The two cases in which his firm are
interested, that of Holden VS.. Hon
ner, and that Of Clark VS.. Clark,
we're set for hearing on May I'd,
and decisions in the cases may be
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expected ten days later.
Prof. Leonard r. Pryor. son Of
Mrs George H. Pryor Of this city,
has just been elected as principal Of
the schools at Fairfax, succeeding
Prof. Geo. Il. Foster, who rendered
his resignation to the board. Prof.
Pryor will receive a salary of 5000
per year, the Fairfax board Of edu-
cation having increased the salary
$3.50 per year over that received by
Prof. Foster. Prof. Pryor was
strongly endorsed for the Fairfax
position by Supt. Race Of this coun-
ty, as well as two Or three other
leading Minnesota educators.
Capt. Edna Simpson and Lieut..
Webber of Minneapolis, the two
new officials assigned to Redwood
Falls by the Minnesota division
headquarters of the Salvation Army,
arrived here last Wednesday after
noon. and Immediately took charge
/ of the barracks that have heretofore
been in charge of Capt. and Mrs.
Mcintyre, who have gone to Yank-
ton, South Dakota. Capt. Simpson
and Lieut.. Webber conducted servi-
ces at the barracks Wednesday ev-
ening and the crowd was noticeably
larger than at any evening for some
time previous.
The work of putting the new cor
nice on the Commercial House was
commenced on Wednesday last and
has since been finished The cor
/ nice greatly improves the appear
ance of the hotel. The United States
4 Savings & Loan Co., the owner OF
the property, is just now consider
I ing the adyisability of leaving the
|sample rooms where theya are located
at the present time, and instead OF
moving them up to the south side OF
j the hotel and brick veneering them,
as originally intended, to build a
1 two story brick addition to the
structure. The latter Improvement
| has been strongly recommended to
! the company aud asked for by Mr..
/ Elliott. the landlord of the hotel,
i and it is probable that it will be
! adopted.
/ D. N. Tallman of Willmar, Mimi,
| president of the Minnesota Central
j Telephone company, owners of the
/ Redwood exchange, was in Mime
| apolis recently, and completed ar
/ rangements for the expenditure ol
/ $3.50. 900 in the betterments of his
company. The Minnesota Central
4 Telephone company is a consolida,
1 ton of the Southern Electric sTele.
| phone company, the Northern Elec-
trio Telephone company, the West
/ ern Minnesota Telephone company,
and the Minnesota Electric Tele-
phone company, and its lines cover
an extensive territory in Minnesota.
i from Bemidji on the north to New
Ulm and Sleepy Eye on the south,
and from Minneapolis to the Dako-
tas During the past few months,
Mr. Tallman says, the company has
/ experienced a very satisfactory
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