The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-05-06

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meeting of the Commercial club Fri
day evening.
Lew Wallace, cashier of the Bank
of Vesta, was down from that place
last Tuesday evening.
Attorney DAILY and VIM. Conner
of Renville and j. M. Thompson of
Belview were in the city last Fri
day.
Miss Kate Gallery is now residing
in Okarche, Oklahoma, having left
Wabasso for that place a couple OF
weeks ago.
VIM. Fl. Wallace returned home
from trip to North Dakota on
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Mr.. Wallace reports the sale of sew
eral tracts of land during his alb
sence.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin entertained
a number of Rathbone Sisters at
her home last Friday afternoon, the
guest of honor being Mrs. Olive
Gilmore, grand chief of the order in
this state.
Next Friday evening is the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the members
of the Commercial club. There are
a number of important matters to
be considered and every member
should be present.
| Mrs. W. r. Caswell left for
Brookings, S. D., last Saturday, to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. f.
Lentz. Mrs. Caswell was accom-
panied by her grandson, who has
been visiting here for some time
past.
VIM. Julius, sheriff OF Brown
county, and Mr.. Schneider, treas
urer of the same county, were 10
the city over last Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning, the form
er being the guest of Sheriff Schuel-
ler
1t was genuine April weather
last Tuesday and Wednesday. A
cold drilling rain Tuesday and
Tuesday night turned into pebble
and flake snow Wednesday morn
ing, and with the thermometer down
near the freezing point outdoor ex-
ercise was anything but pleasant
| Harris Richardson, a well-known
St. Paul attorney, was in this city
for day or two during the early
portion Of last week. Mr.. Richard
sou is the attorney for VIM. ]. Bet
tingen in the case brought against
the latter by Levi Charter, seeking
to recover for wheat stored in the
j. A. Engelhart elevator, Mr.. Char
ter claiming that Bettingen was the
consignee.
In the case of the Renville State
| Bank VS.. John Ourada. an action to
recover on note for 5000, given to
lightning rod agents, and after
wards sold to the bank, a stipula-
ton was entered into by the
attorneys on either side, after the
jury was drawn, giving the plain
tiff judgment for the amount and
500. 81 interest. Messrs. DAILY &
Barnard were the attorneys for the
bank.
Sank Centre Herald: The Gulf
road extension-known as the Coun-
tinental railroad company is feeling
it's way to Sank Center Letters
were received during the past week
inquiring what aid and encourage
ment it might reasonably expect if
it came through the city. This
road is designed practically to be
an air line route from the Gulf of
Mexico at or near Galveston, to the
international boundary line on the
Lake Of the, Woods. The letters
were answered and additional in
| formation requested.
John Dickey, who was arrested
at Wabasso several months ago, and
held to the grand jury on the charge
of having stolen $50. so from Myron
Howard, was released from custody
last Wednesday, the grand jury
having failed to return an indict-
lnent against him. Attorney How
ard is of the opinion that Dickey
should not have been bound over,
and the fact that he has done three
months time in the county jail was
punishment enough If there was
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