The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-02-03

VII E6AE III AGAAs AaE A*A&M ~ o. t1G Asks~
idence Oh Mill street. Also two lots,
fenced, with barn and well with pump.
Inquire Of w. P. Huntington. 25-tf.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. @. f. Apitz nearly two weeks
ago, and Charlie was so happy over
having king and queen il his
family that he neglected to impart
the information to THE GAZETTE I'M
til after the last issue was out.
New Ulm Review Marshal Peter
J Pint Of Sanborn, receives 5000
reward for the capture Of John Sui
livan. His application for horse
thief bounty was given hearing by
Judge Webber Saturday and the
court granted his request. The or
der was made the same day and
Clerk Of Court John Larson issued
the warrant for the amount
Guy Culver, formerly of Sea-
forth, and Archie Sinclair, at one
| time resident of Vail township,
are engaged in the numbering bust
ness at Wenatchee, Wash, where
Red wood county colony is located,
and the two boys are doing good
business.
The assignment of state land GER
tificates from the state to w. d.
Finn, from the latter to NJ. B.
Curry and from the administrator
of the estate Of the latter, together
with his widow, to HI. A., Charles
FL. and g. A. Vim, to the $50 acres
of land in section "a, Redwood Falls,
was filed with the register of deeds
on Jan. 18th.
The Modern Brotherhood OF
America was the first company to
pay its loss of 81 900 on the life of
the late J. P. Jones. a check for that
amount having been paid over TO
Mrs. Jones early last week. Mr..
Jones carried $1,000 in the A. O. U.
W., which society will pay the claim
lin a few days. The Modern Broth
erhood also carried 81, 900 on the
life of the late William Smith.
One of the deer belonging to Till
| Tibbetts jumped the fence last Tues
day, on being chased by a dog,
which got into the enclosure. The
other deer was injured to a certain
extent by the dog, but will recover.
Despite the great precaution taken
against dogs the latter seem to be
able to get into the enclosure, and
I it may be necessary to use guns to
keep them away.
A mortgage deed mortgaging all
of William Herman Bunge's inter
est in the Bunge lands in Gales,
Redwood Falls. Vesta, Granite Rock
and in Jackson and Houston coun-
ties, to William H. Bunge of Chi
cago, has been filed with the regis
ter of deeds. The total acreage
covered runs up into the thousands,
while the amount of money for
which the mortgage was given as
security is only $4,000. William
Herman Bunge is one of the sons Of
! the late Christian Bunge, Jr., who
!, prior to his demise, resided in Fit
zen, Houston county, this state, and
who died seized of a great deal d
real estate in Redwood and other
counties. The son is apparently
, mortgaging all of his interests in
} the land which has not yet beer
) apportioned by the probate court o
Houston county.
The Both annual convention O
the National American woman suff
? rage association will be held ii
: National Rifles armory hall, Wash
J ington, d. c., Feb. Ii to IL inclu
! sive. A program of unusual inter
est has been prepared consisting o
an evening with the National officers
one with philanthropists and one
with socialigists, when men ane
5 women foremost along these variou,
lines of thought will be heard
There will be an afternoon and even
J ing devoted to Colorado speakers
i Mrs. Ellis Meridith of Colorado, on,
i of the cleverest newspaper womet
: ia the United States, will responC
Q to a question box, when opportunit,