The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-01-14
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ninety per cent of the telegraph
tolls in that city, and as a conse-
quence the Office of the telegraph
company has been moved into the
mill.
Jacob Schmahl slipped on an icy
walk on Bridge street last We'd
nesday morning, and fell with such
force as to fracture the bones OF his
right arm near the shoulder. His
injuries we're promptly attended to,
and at this writing he is reported
rapidly on the mend.
THE GAZETTE is 10 receiptOf an IN
vitation TO attend ball given at
the Springfield opera house on Mon
day evening, Jan. 18th. T. E. Cur
tbs, formerly of this city, is mem
Der of the invitation committee.
while Albert g. Anderson is a mem
Der of the floor committee.
Mrs. Harry ?. Laird left for her
home in Ivanhoe on Tuesday Of last
week, after visiting couple Of
weeks her parents and other rela-
tives 10 this city. On arriving at
TYLER the Northwestern STUD pass
ING through Ivanhoe was blocked
bv the snow. and after a dav or two
ia that town Mrs Laird was driven
overland to her home by Harry. who
met her at Tyler. They both en-
ioyed Tuesday blizzard at Tyler.
j The old reliable Bank of Redwood
] Falls held it's annual business meet
ing on the 9Th inst. A. E. Chip
man was elected director to succeed
the late G. D. Gilfllan, all the other
directors being reelected, viz: G.
E. Mckay, ]. B. Robinson, n. V.
R. Hunter and g. w. Dickinson.
After checking up the result of q
prosperous year and declaring a
dividend the directors increased
the surplus to over 81, 600 and re.
elected G. E. Mckay president, ]
B. Robinson vice president, g. W.
Dickinson cashier and F. H. Wilson
assistant cashier.
An incipient blizzard set in last
Tuesday evening, characterized by
very high wind and little snow
with temperature little above the
zero point. All trains were delayed
and on Wednesday there we're nc
trains on the M. & St. L., west o
Morton. Very little mail was re
ceived here that day, the evening
, train on the North western being
about two hours late. Aside from
blockaded roads and walks and dam
age to tin-roofing on one or two 0
our business blocks, very little in
! convenience was caused in this 10
. calitv
Attention is called to the frs
! published statement of the Gold
!, Stabeck State bank, in another col
umn of this paper The bank be
gan business under the State in
: corporation on the 9Th, inst. will
! its former officers elected for til
e current year. viz: w. H. Col
president. f. Stabeck vice pres
dent, VIM H. Wallace CASHIER an
E. A. Cross assistant cashier Th
new institution is installed in on
Of the best appointed set Of bankin
offices in the State, and with it
!. $25, 900 of paid-up capital and So, 0O
surplus. is in a position to great
assist in developing the financi;
, resources of this city and vicinity
, Friends of Bert Truesdell an
e sister in this city will be intereste
h in the following extracts write
# by Miss Truesdell from Portervill
CAL, to friend in this city: wv
. are working on 20 acre ranch 81
j out to oranges and pome granite
Bert and I have picked nearly TIRE
carloads of them, A box of pom
GRANTEES that we picked and selec
ed for the citrus fair at San Frau
cisco was given special mention
the Pacific Rural Press as the fines
lot of that kind Of fruit at the fai
We do not intend to locate hel
permanently, but will stay to fms
the work that needs to be doae nov
We have wrapped about ten acre
of young orange trees that are
be budded next spring. We liz