The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-08-26

Mrs. Peter H. Scott is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. A. H. Nor
gan in Underwood township. Mr..
Scott returned from there Wedues-
day afternoon.
d. W. Banker marketed the first
wheat of the 1908 crop at this place
on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. The wheat graded No. 3 and
brought "A cents per bushel. Had
it been stacked and passed through
the usual sweat it would have grad
ed No. 2.
The G. NJ Youmans Lumber Co.
has secured judgment in the mu
nicipal court against Jacob Chris
Jensen of Underwood, for $50, for
lumber delivered, while the Ward
ner, Bushnell & Glessner Co. have
secured judgment against George
Pagan and others for $50 for machin-
cry delivered.
One of the features with Trous-
dale Bros. Big Minstrels is Prof.
Merle's dogs and monkeys perform
ing incredible acts, the result of
persistent training-boxing con-
test with gloves, acrobatic feats,
ariel exploits, tumbling and high
somersaults, challenging admiration
and earning loud applause. A re-
alization of perfection in highly de-
veloped canine faculties. Bring
the children to see this wonderful
school of monkeys.
The work of constructing cement
sidewalks on Wyoming street is be-
ing pushed rapidly, the contractors
putting in the walks wherever the
owners voluntarily offer to pay for
them. AS soon as the sixty days
which the council gave to complete
the walks, expire, the council will
order the walks constructed, and
charge the expense up to the adj
joining property. 1t is probable
that cement walks will be ordered
on other streets DIT the next meeting
of the city dads.
Mrs. G. W. Lake and daughter
have been at Minot, North Dakota,
for several weeks, where the Lakes
will reside in the future, they hay
ing opened a photograph there on
Aug. lst. Mr.. Lake resigned as
chief of police of this city on Tues
day evening of last week and left
for that place Thursday to assist
Mrs. Lake in the gallery, Mrs.
Lake writes that business has op-
ened unusually we'll at that point.
The gallery here reverts to c. c.
Kenney, who is now in business at
Marshall
Attorney J. H. Bowers went to
st. Paul Tuesday of last week to
confer with the state auditor re-
garding the refundmentOfth the school
bonds of this district, authorized at
the last annual school meeting. The
bonds are for SO, 900, and they con-
stitute the only Indebtedness of the
district. Heretofore they have
been drawing per cent. interest,
and the state offered to take them at
four per cent. Mr.. Bowers made
satisfactory arrangements with the
auditor for the refundment, and the
reissue will probably be turned
over to the state this week.
The city council held a special
meeting on Tuesday evening of last
week at which time resolution was
adopted providing that all curb lines
in the residence district of the city
be II feet from the street or prop
erty line, giving a seven foot boule-
ward between the five foot side
walks and the curbing C. w.
Lake rendered his resignation as
chief of police and Chas. Athey was
appointed by Mayor Cooper to fill
the vacancy. H. G. Baker was ap-
pointed a special policeman for the
remainder of the summer and fall
months. The profile for the side
walk on Grove street, Crouley S ad-
dition to the city, was submitted
ap6 adop4od