The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-07-20


Gus at WATERFOWL, at North Red
wood, Thursday morning.
q. w. Vaughn, James Gordon and
Frank Evans left last Wednesday
afternoon for the Rosebud agency,
where they expect to file their
names for homesteads on the reser-
nation soon to be opened. They
will take their chances in the big
government lottery. Hon. E. D.
French will also have his name
placed on the list, taking the sol
dier's chances.
Quite a number of people from
here drove to Brooks township,
Renville county, yesterday, and
participated in the festivities over
the marriage Of Louis Kurtz to Miss
Anna Weigler of that township.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. M. Schultz at the home of the
bride parents, where the occasion
was celebrated throughout the day
and evening. The groom is the
owner of fine farm in that town
ship.
Mortified News Mr.. Henry
Kahler, recently of Granite Falls,
and at one time the landlord of the
Archer house of this city, has
signed an agreement to become
landlord of the Arlington hotel at
Faribault. He will assume control
as soon as his wife arrives in that
city to superintend the domestic
work of the house. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kahler are experienced in the hotel
business, popular with the travel
ing public, social. citizens and will
be heartily welcomed to the position
of landlord and landlady of the Ar
lington.
The board of review has reduced
the valuation on the Improvement
Co. building $500, on Bowers &
Hitchcock s lot south of the granite
block $3.50, on F. W. Philbrick S
business block $500, on Geo. Hough-
masters residence property 5000,
on F. M. Isham's residence proper
ty 500, on John Whittet's resi-
dence property$12O, on E. A. Pease's
stocH of hardware $3.50, on VIM.
Crouley S building occupied by w.
S. Southwick 800. The board
raised the valuation of A. G. Bur-
meister S mill property $4,000, the
Christian church lot across from
the Methodist church $500, the Nc
Lean residence property on Bridge
street 5000. G. RAINS valuation
was increased 800 on structures,
Bowers & Howard $500 on law
library.
A monster street fair and carni-
val will be held at New Ulm from
July 18th to 9th. One whole week
of complete fun. Free shows will
interest the crowds on the streets
day and night. These attractions
will include some of the best free
acts ever put on by any carnival
company. Fourteen shows and ov-
er 100 performers will furnish
amusement for those in attendance
during this fun-giving week. All
these attractions are moral and good.
This will be the most complete car
nival of fun that will occur in this
part of the state during the present
year. Everyone should visit New
Ulm some time during carnival
week. Beautiful electrical displays
at night. Brass bands furnish
plenty of music. Everything will
be on the streets. Be sure and at
tend, Don't forget the date, July
18th to Oath at New Ulm.
Minneapolis Times: The Wilmots
are among the latest to put in an
appearance from their trip out of
town and are we'll satisfied with the
results of their game at Redwood
Falls. The first one ended in the
visitor favor and the second one
went to the home team. The paper
of that town speaks highly of the
Wilmots and characterizes them as
neat and clever players. In return
the whole of the Wilmot team is
unanimous in its praise of the treat