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


on that day.
Thos. Finn returned from his
studies at Manchester college Thurs
day evening. He will remain home
during the vacation.
N. Martie of Madison, father
of Mic. Martie of this place, was
visiting with the latter during the
latter portion of last week.
HI. E. Miller has rendered his res
ignation as alderman from the Sec
ond ward. 1t now remains for Aid.
Pease to appoint his successor.
Mic. Martie. wife and daughter,
left yesterday for Minneapolis,
where they will remain for several
weeks, spending a portion Of the
time at the lakes.
Miss Mary c. Peterson leaves tc-
morrow for bennington, Kittson
county, where she will reside on her
homestead for six months, prior to
proving up the same.
J. r. McPhee and wife and E. G.
Barton and wife of Wabasso, and
Mrs. Charles Fish and daughter of
Sank Centre were in the city for
several hours Friday afternoon.
0. w. Mcmillan left Saturday for
the Pacific coast. going direct to
Everett with E. B. Hale. Before
returning to Redwood Falls he will
visit points in Idaho and Oregon
Seven room house and two lots, good
condition, easy terms, for sale. Also
two vacantl lots cheap. Gold-Stabeck
Bank 3S-tf.
Rev. FIR. Jas. J. Woods left for ST.
Paul and the east Sunday, intending
to sail this week from Montreal for
England and Ireland. Rev. FIR.
Riordan arrived Sunday evening
and is in charge of the local parish.
The Glencoe base ball team will
play on the local diamond with the
Redwood Falls team On June 23d
and 9th Chadderdon will pitch
one of the games for Redwood Falls
About July 1st the local team ex-
poets to have Spike Spanton. catch
err, signed with it for the remainder
of the season.
Senator Clapp is expected to
reach this city this afternoon, while
Mr.. Volstead is expected to arrive
this evening or tomorrow morning.
They will start for the Shutdown
picnic grounds IN company with
Maj. Nj. E. Powell, Charles T. How
ard, H. A. Baldwin, Fred. L. War
ner, w. F. Mailer and J. A.
Schmahl about $50 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
In the case of the state VS.. NJ.
WEIGH, charged with having opened
Jas. Kiley's saloon on the morning
of Sunday, June 18th, the jury was
out less than six minutes last Sat-
urday, and returned a verdict OF
not guilty. The complaint was
made by E. b. Barnes, after he
stated at the morning meeting in
the Methodist church that he had
seen the saloon open that morning,
and demand by County Attorney
Howard that he sign the complaint.
Attorney ,Dolliff appeared for Mr..
WEIGH.
| Members of the Commercial club
enjoyed the hospitality of the park
and boat club last Friday afternoon.
After looking over the attractive
features at the park, the party were
invited to seats within the pavilion
where coffee, sandwiches and sher-
bet were served. After refreshments
a resolution of thanks to the boat
! club was passed by rousing vote.
President Baldwin responded for
the boat club, and asked for sug
gestions or criticisms as to improve
ments. Brief congratulatory talks
were made by Messrs. Philbrick,
Burmeister, Mckay and others, ano
the party made speedy return or
the Simplex at 6 clock, unanimous
ly commanding the enterprise anc
good taste of the boat club.
Bowers & Howard won a victory
in the supreme court in the case O
John Barchent VS.. Alfred P. Selleck
resident of Sheridan or Vail town
, ship, and the supreme court ha.
affirmed that informant The Su