The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-08

Jas. Doyle has recently completed
his residence in the rear of the
Canada house, at cost Of nearly
81, 900.
Fred. L.. Warner and daughter,
Miss Marguerite Warner, went to
Minneapolis Friday morning, where
Miss Warner will visit with her
grandparents for some time. Mr..
Warner returned to Red wood Falls
that evening.
Cards we're received here We'd
nesday announcing the marriage of
Miss Emma A. Tuberg of Wabasso
to Walter H. Posi- of Heron Lake,
the ceremony occurring at Wabasso
on Monday, June 18th. The groom
is brother of George Posi-, county
commissioner from the second dis
trict.
One-way rate with two dollars
additional, for round trip tickets on
sale the first and third Tuesdays of
every month, with limit for return
twenty days from date of sale.
See ticket agents of Minneapolis &
ST. Louis for information as to rates,
ETC., or address A. B. Cults, G. N.
& T. A., Minneapolis, Mimi.
New Ulm Review: Postmaster L.
B. Krook has received instructions
from the postal department to collect
deposits upon all keys by July 1st.
Persons who rent lock boxes are
required by the regulations of the
department to deposit 20 cents for
each key they use, and patrons are
limited to three keys for each box.
This is done so that upon the loss
of a key the department will not be
the loser. In replacing keys they
cannot be ordered from locksmiths
or other local dealers but must be
obtained from the postoffice.
Auditor Tompkins has been up
against it during the past week on
the report of one banking institu-
= ton of the county showing assets at
so, $40 and liabilities at 81, 210.
The report came up on the assess
ment for 1903 taxes, and when first
sent in was returned for correction.
But the assessor last week returned
the report, saying that it was the
actual condition of the institution
l on May 1st last Whether this
condition is made apparent for the
]. purpose of avoiding taxes is not
f known, but the statement will have
e to 90 in to the bank examiner for
: examination.
July 1st the law compelling cans
tanning gasoline to be painted
: red, went into effect. 1t is a good
l law in it's intent and should meet
with instant acceptance. 1t is diff
cult for any law to affect the actor
i of a person against himself, bu
i this will at least compel dealers il
oil to be careful that only gasoline
5 gets into the red cans. 1t some
times happens that kerosene is put
up in the gasoline can, and injury
Y follows from the fault of the dealer
r but no law will give the thoughtless
0 hired girl quick wit enough to pu'
# kerosene in the lamps if she gets
: hold Of the red can first. The in
S tent of the law is excellent
Supt. Race has sent out circu
: lars to school trustees and teachers
OF Redwood county schools giving ;
list of text books adapted for oul
l schools. In the circular Mr.. Race
Il recommends books from four differ
ent companies, the American BoOl
Co., the largest school book pub
Il fishing firm in the world, having
II the largest list Of the books recon
mended. The list is by no means
u authoritative; but suggestive only
> containing a list Of good books
y known to be good after careful
examination, and with the view o
e giving the different schools at leas
three sets of supplementary reader.
for the first, second aud third yes
pupils. Cur best schools hay,
anain and anain dnr,nc,,-trn4nl IL.