The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-17

a large number of cattle fatteped by
Swan w. Peterson of Kintire town
ship early last week, and on Mon
day the stock was shipped to Chicago
from Seaforth.
The Redwood Falls band has been
engaged to furnish the music at the
old settlers reunion at Renville on
June 10Th and Goth. The boys will
leave here early on the morning Of
the former date.
j. S. Baker has sold hisresidence
on south Mill street to Mrs. Alice
Angel. paying 81, 200 for the same.
Mrs. Angel, with her parents, B.
A. South wick and wife, will make
that their home. Mr.. Baker and
wife left Thursday for Cloverdale,
California, where they will remain
for some months with the family of
George NJ Browne.
The girl S club of Redwood Falls
gave farewell party on the lawn
and at the home of George L. Evans
on Tuesday afternoon of last week,
in honor of Miss Ethel Bowers, who
left Thursday for Minneapolis,
where she will spend the summer
receiving instruction at a musical
conservatory. The young folks in
dulged in ball playing, boxing, and
the like, and gave the guest of hon
or an unusually lively afternoon.
Refreshments were served in the
house.
E. B. Hale has sold his residence
property on Wyoming street, this
city, to Gilbert Mckay, and the lat
ter will hold the same for rental
purposes. Mr. Hale and wife left
Saturday noon for Everett, Washing
ton. and they expect to reside in that
state in the future, having shipped
all of their household effects to that
place the day before. All of their
children are now residing at Ballard
and other points in that state. Their
long residence here, and the max
ing of many friends during that
time, makes their departure a source
of regret to the peopleresiding here.
Madison Press: Fred Martie,
Alfred F'ruh and Floyd Meade, who
left for the west three weeks age
have located at Spokane and have
each succeeded in securing work
Fred is in meat market and the
other boys are in a lumber yard.
They say that the country is over
run with men looking for work-ir
fact, that there are about five men
for each job to be had. Il
is reported that in settlement for
services rendered in the litigation
over the land commonly called
Arch bishop Ireland's property
Hon. E. T. Young of Appleton re
ceived fee Of $50. 900. His friends
in this state will be pleased to learr
of his success as an attorney in the
litigation referred TO and hope thai
he actually received every cent O
the above mentioned sum.
A great deal of enthusiasm is be
ing evidenced in G.. A. r. circles
concerning the national encampmen1
at San Francisco in August, anC
thousands of veterans who have
never visited the coast will take ad
vantage of the low railroad rates tt
the encampment. The Pacific coas
has always been noted for its hos
pitality and San Francisco is max
ing preparations for this occasion
on gorgeous scale The accomo
dations for guests will be very com
plete and the railroads have an
bounced low excursion rates to al
points in the state to give the vet
Grams a chance to visit the various
points of interest The passenge
department of the Chicago & North
western railway announces a rate Q
$50 for the round trip from Chicag
to Los Angeles, and corresponding
ly low rates will be made by al
lines from other points.