The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-03
Horace Baldwin. travelling repre-

Horace Baldwin, travelling repre-
sentative for the live stock commits
sion firm of Thuett Bros. of South
St. Paul, was visiting with rela-
tives and friends in this city last
week and also transacting business.
Mrs. R. Theiring and child came
down from Ivanhoe last Friday and
will visit for some time with Mrs.
Theiring's parents, D. j. Laird and
wife. Bobbie Mead. who has been
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Harry
Laird, at Ivanhoe, came down from
Ivanhoe with Mrs. Theiring.
ST. Agnes Guild entertained on
the lawn of 0. w. Mcmillan Thurs
day evening serving ice cream, cake
and straw berries to a large number
of callers. The lawn was illumi-
nated with Chinese lanterns and
gasoline vapor lamps. During the
evening the band rendered several
selections.
Harry Clark S Redwood Falls band
made its second appearance in open
air concerts on Thursday of last
week, and the rendering of the pro-
gramme that evening demonstrated
that the boys have been under con-
tinual training since the close of the
last season, when their playing was
regarded as good. The program
was superbly rendered and con-
vinced the hundreds of people on
the streets that night that Red wood
Falls has right to be proud of it's
band.
Work commenced last Friday
morning on cleaning up the ruins
caused by the destruction of Hes
sian S omnibus barn last fall. The
timber in the ruins was sold to the
city for $50, and the city employees
must clean up all rubbish, ashes,
ETC., after the timber has been re-
moved. The city will use the ma
terial for protecting a portion OF
Minnesota street against a washout,
and also for the construction OF a
number Of culverts in, and leading
into the city.
Nine. Elaine RoZe, the fashion
expert and correspondent of Paris,
London and New York, who gives
the lady readers of THE GAZETTE a
monthly fashion letter, together
with one or more illustrations with
each letter, has consented, as a
postscript to her letter, to answer
any questions or give any special
information the lady readers of this
paper may desire regarding fashion
matters, ETC., if they will address
her at the general delivery. New
York. Her fashion letters are pub
lished exclusively for Redwood
county in THE GAZETTE.
New Ulm Review: II. L. Beecher
received letter Saturday from his
brother, James S. Beecher, former
ly OF New Ulm but now passed
assistant paymaster in the United
States navy with the rank of lieu
tenant. Lieut.. Beecher was in New.
port, Rhode Island, one of the head
quarters of New York society, when
the letter was written, and was en-
joying himself hugely, \ y Mr.
| Beecher has received from the
Office of the auditor of car mileage 6
tabulated list of the rolling stock
now in use on the North western
system. According to the sheet Of
statistics the passenger equipment
consists of l, 151 coaches and cars
and to transport the various kinds
of freight 51,924 freight cars are
steadily in commission. Everything
which runs upon wheels is LISTED
from the humble caboose to the
luxurious diner and the grand tota
is 53, 076 cars of all kinds. Up il
the mining regions the North west
ern operates a narrow gauge line
which is a miniature railroad in it
self. 1t has 145 ore, IA box and
refrigerator cars.