The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-01

il. N. Bell Is having cement walks
lain III front Of his residence.
Richard Benham was up from
Clements the early partof last week
Oscar Thomas Of Wabasso was |
guest at Hotel Fountain last We'd
nesday.
G. D. Griffith, the.ESleepy Eye
banker, did business here on The
Oath ult.
Clements will soon have hello
line connecting that town with
Springfield.
Adolph Uhlig, a popular youna
farmer of Florita, was welded tc
Minnie Zaske of RenYille recently
r. Blackjack OF Renville, a former
Redwood county resident, regis
tered at sHotel Fountain one day
last week.
Supt. Grace Chad. assignments at
Willmar and2Cother points in the
stateglast week, 'and was away for
several days.
T. III. Polzin of Winona inspected
the work of his crew of builders
last week, and pronounced it good
as well as rapidly done.
Schleuder's brick building on
Second Street Inear Jefferson has
been fitted up for a land office for
w. r. Barnes the past week.
The board of health will soon be
able to liberate the two small pox
patients, thus raising the quaran-
tine in the single house now affect
ed.
E Horace Jones is repapering
large number of the guest rooms at
the Fountains which is doingl
good business under the new man
Mrs. VIM. Baker has had her
house on Jefferson street recon
structed and enlarged, and twill re-
side in the same as soon as the in
terror can be fitted for occupancy.
N. B. Andersen made another
for fish fry at the state
fish hatchery week ago, and Sc
cured promise of immediate ship
ment of young wall eyed pike for
Lake Redwood.
sAThe Presbyterian church had a
housekeeping \ last week at the
hands of some of the ladies of the
congregation, and the interior pre-
sented very pretty appearance
last Sunday, having been frescoed
and retouched by Horace Jones and
his assistants.
Several Redwood county teachers
will be likely to avail themselves of !
the advantages offered by the teach
ers' excursion to St. Louis by river, !
which leaves st. Paul June 20. The |
ARE for the round trip, including
meals on boatIfor down trip, will be
S28. The return may be made by
rail with choice of railroad routes.
The state experiment station has
oeen making9 some investigations
nto the relative food value of gra-
lam, whole wheat and patent flour,
ind arrives at, the conclusion that
while there is actually somewhat
more protein, pound for pound, in
graham and entire wheat than in
patent flour, the body obtains less
protein and energy from the coarser
han it does from the finer flour,
md whatever is gained in compo-
'ition by adding the bran or germ
$ offset by the loss in digestibility, |
This will be a set back to the whole
wheat and graham faddists.
At special meeting of sthe city
council on the 24thsult., resolutions
we're passed ordering additional
ewerage and water extensions. An
ight-inch sewer was ordered laid
N Third street! from point 27O
eet east of center of Mill street
vest to connection with the Min
lesota street sewer. Adjacent
on both sides of the street
5 to be assessed 51cents per lineal /
cot. A four-inch water main is to
,e putin on Wyoming street, con-
lecting Lincoln and Jefferson street
Mains, sand another on Flynn street,
onnecting Mill street and Mime
ota street mains.
Chas. Keller and Sever Dahl of