The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-03-23

atsthe capital last week.
Jens Larson Of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. ).
a.. johnson, last Thursday.
The annual meeting Of the Pres
byterian congregation will be held
mi ,nday evening, March 4th,
w. Al. Hauck came over from Wa
basso last Friday, and took the noon
east bound St. Louis for ST. Paul
and Minneapolis.
The subscription list Of The GA
xErrE received material push up
wards on Tuesday last, when eight
new names were added.
The .Olymphia stock company
seems To have been a disappoint-
ment solar as their engagement in
Red wood Falls is concerned.
A new corn and cob crusher, for
grinding corn on the cob for feed
was recently added to the equip
ment of the Redwood Roller mills.
Marriage licenses were issued
last week to Andrew Tollefson and
Clara A. johnson, and tcSam. John
son and Minnie G. Hacke, all OF
Lamberton or vicinity. Also, to
Paul Kruger and Augusta Henslin.
r.. S. Baker and wife, who have
been visiting their daughter in
California theI past year, are ex-
pected to return in the near future
and occupy their house on Mill
street.
The board of education, at its
last meeting, appointed committee
to make inquiries as to a suitable
site for high school building, in
accordance with recent resolution
of the Commercial club.
Mrs. w. ID. Lines went to Wash
| ington last week to visit her broth
er and sister, who are settled in
that state. w. d. will join her later
In the season, and they will remain
away for several months.
The improvement association are
taking steps to secure popular
lecture along the lines of village i'm
provement from Mr.. Loring of Min
neapolis, or if that is not feasible,
from some other landscape expert.
St. Patrick's day in Redwood
Falls was honored by the usual out
burst of green ribbons, and the
genial warmth of the day suggested
that even the weather clerk was
inclined to keep green the memory
of ireland S patron saint.
The warm Fdays of last week
turned the fancies Of farmer people
to thoughts of seeding, and the i'm
plement dealers reaped benefit.
The thaw also caused an overflow
over the dam, that gives promise Of
plenty OF power for the mills from
this on.
An appeal is being taken from
Judge Webber's order over-ruling
the demurrer of the plaintiff to the
answer of the defendant in the case
of Lawrence King VS.. the Co. Com
mission Co., and the appeal will be
heard at the April term Of the su-
preme court.
The work of tearing down what
was left of the walls of the Hough-
master Office building, after the
FIRE, commenced last Wednesday,
preparatory to the work on con-
structing the new building. The
foundation walls are in good condi-
ton and will probably not have tc
be reconstructed.
Another local dramatic entertain
ment is promised next month, April
9th and 9Th, when members Of the
X. p. at this place will present the
play of THE Man from Arkansaw.
| Two experienced actors, McGoverr
and Doty, will take leading parts
and see that the performance is
smoothly rendered.
w. T. Smith Of Hotel Lakeviev
has retained S. +. Pierce to repre-
sent him in the matter of the Saw
ings & Loan Co. attempting to GUS
him from the hotel on May 1st, th
company claiming that they have
right to do this on three months
notice after a bona fide sale of tn
property. The sale has been mad
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