The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-02

L
lis spending the Easter vacation
with his mother and brother Of this
city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Derwent, who
have been WITH ythe family OF Q. w.
! Mcmillan for same time past, left
for Minneapolis last Wednesday.
They will remain there for some
time.
I Supt. Race leftfor St. Paul last
W ednesday to attend meetings OF
various committees of the State and
| National Educational associations.
He did not return home until the
early part Of this week.
| The fish laws prohibit fishing OF
all kinds from, March 1st to May
1st and this even includes pickerel.
Fishermen should govern them
selves accordingly and avoid arrest
{ by deputy game and fish warden,
b. A. Lyman.sJr.
The Easter windows OF several OF
the stores around the city were ex-
ceptionally beautiful. At the Big
Store Albert Zrust was the decora-
tor, at Philbrick & Co. the work was
done by Mrs. l.. Kemmerer, Mr..
Heilman did the work for Heilman
& Bissell and at S. G. Peterson S
the work was done by all the as
sistants.
D. L. Bigham was visiting the
sites Of the proposeds new towns
along the Minnesota Western in
Redwood county last week, for the
purpose of satisfying himself that
the surveys had been properly
made and stakes driven in their
proper places, prior to his certify
ing to the fact on the plats Of the
different town sites.
Rev. and Mrs. T. T. VanDolah
have secured the residence Of Fl. d.
Woodworth, on Jefferson street, and
will move here from Rochester in a
short time Mr. Woodworth and
family have moved into the resi-
dence of Miss Lida Greene, previ-
ously owned by Charles G.. John
son, and located at the southern end
of Minnesota avenue.
i The recent sharp advance in the
price OF Chicago & Northwestern
railroad stock in Wall street has
revived the report that plans are un-
der consideration for the absolute
absorption of the securities OF the
Omaha lines for more than 20 years,
says the New York Sun. It is said
to be the purpose of the managers
of the North western system to wipe
out the corporate existence of the
Omaha road by an exchange OF
stock
| S. S. Gale and Paul Grunden were
over from Gales township on March
24th and 25th. Mr.. Gale has sold
his farm in that township to the lat
ter, and he was here for the purpose
of getting an abstract of title to the
tract Thesabstract clerk simply
had to make one record-the govern
ment patent to Mr.. Gale The lat
ter has lived on the farm for 25
years, and during all that time be
has never transferred the title. has
never had mortgage upon the
tract, never had a judgment against
! him, and has never allowed the taxes
to be in default. It is doubtful
whether there is another piece OF
land in Redwood county which can
show the same title.
/ Rev W. III. knowlton of Esther
| vile, Iowa, formerly of the Episco-
pal church of this city, writes to
THE GAZETTE under date of March
21st, as follows: Il want to compli-
ment you on your breezy story
from Chicago, as told in your issue
of the 18th inst. 1t is one of the
best things Of the kind that I have
read for. a long time, and l enjoyed
it from to izzard. / wish, too. te
continue my compliment of old on
the general makeup of THE GAZETTE,
as receive it week after week. Ac.
cording to its pretensions as those
: of an interior sheet only, it is no,
: only of.the best, but the very best
newspaper that comes within my
ken. / am also glad tonote the con.
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