The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-08
Il additional judges to be passed
uon by the senate, they having
nssed the lower branch of the leg
;,ature some time ago.
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Fl Senior class entertainment April
18th.
4 J. S. Currie, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. A. Currie, and
other relatives here, returned to
his home in Winnipeg Friday.
DR.. Penhall of Morton was called
there second time for consultation
lover two critical cases in the family
,of O. M. Leavens, last Thursday.
Literary, musical and dramatic
entertainment for the benefit of the
senior class of the Redwood Falls
high school at the opera house Apr.
nth.
T. A. Whittet picked up a pack
age of books several weeks ago, and
has left same in this Office to be
claimed by owner. on payment of
this notice.
The Redw Falls band is down
on the program to be given April
II under the auspices of the senior
class, for a number of its delightful
concert pieces.
The Commercial Club meets in
the municipal court room Friday
night 1t is desired that all mem
bers attend this meeting, which
will be a very important one.
Telephone No. IA for samples of Al
bert Peat's celebrated wall paper, or call
on F l.. Carpenter, Fourth street. Get
| his estimates and he will save you
money on both paper and hanging. 2t
Miss Myrtle Cooper returned last
Saturday from a trip to Minneapolis,
where she witnessed performance
of the Castle Square Opera Co., in
company with a party Of friends in
that city.
At the annual meeting of the
Presbyterian church last Monday
evening, DR.. Gibson, E. A. Cross
and Thos. March were elected trus-
tees, and Robt. Stewart and David
Alexander elders.
The amount raised at the library
entertainment for the North Red
wood school last Friday night was
$55, 49, This is splendid show
ing, and under the present liberal
library law. will result in additions
to the school library that will be Of
permanent value. The school board
desire us to return thanks to all
who contributed to the success Of
the affair.
Work ECU on the new ice
house for w. r. Caswell, on his lots
on Minnesota street The building
will be 35X70 feet in area, the plan
calling for an excavation of 20 fee
near the high bank of the lake. will
a total interior height of the storage
room for ice of 30 feet. This will bt
walled with granite for some dis
lance, and will make room for ;
good many tons of ice.
The regular meeting of the Forum
will be held Monday night. at tn
usual place. The topic for discus
sion will be- the Gotbenburg sys
: tem-the best method for regulatin,
the sale of liquor. A. D. Stewar
will be the principle speaker 70
the affirmative, and Rev. L. F. Bad
ger for the negative. General dis
cussion will be opened by j. II
Bowers. Rev. T. L. Davis is t.
preside at the meeting. FOrur
: meetings this season have been yer
5 interesting to those who have at
e tended. and those who wish to hea
e the entire discussion should be i
attendance at 8 O. clock, as it is de
sired to begin promptly at this time
G.. w. Vaughn came home fror
ST. Paul Monday, bringing an &C
: count of some incidents of the tri
e of the Tibbetts crew from this cit
down the Minnesota to ST. Pau
The launch, which left here on tn
n,ornino IF the 2nd. arrived at Npy
Ulm about 4 O'Clock on the after
noon of that day. The crew spen
q the night in the historic city an
moved to St. Peter next day. Her
it was found that there would b
!. no difficulty about the pontoo
bridge. which bad been previousl
opened to allow the escape of hoa
inc ice. Saturday the first accider
e of the trip was encountered, one {