The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-28
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HOODS PILLS are the best cathartic.
F. w. Philbrick spent two or
three days of last week in Minneap-

mckay q Don are QOlng some
neat jobs of painting in this city,
and the town shows marked inn
provement as a result of their work.
DIR. Ii. P. Dredge and family of
Sandstone, formerly of Belview,
were visiting with the family of W.
FL. Wallace for a few hours last
Wednesday afternoon, while en-
route from visit with friends in
Belview to visit with relatives in
the eastern part of the state. DR..
Dredge is in perfect health and is
enjoying a remarkable practice at
Sandstone.
W. T. WATSON and Otto Werth
are making good in their venture
with the Flickertail Flicker atGood-
rich, North Dakota. The appear
ance of the paper is greatly i'm
proved geographically and the
boys are running lot of German
matter in the sheet together with
German supplement, for a large
number of German-American read
ers in that section.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Farmers Eleva-
tor Co. of Lamberton Peter Aune,
Duncan McTaggart, Emil Gerth,
Fred Werner, A. F. Werner, John
Blake, Edwin Anderson, John Carl
son and Chas. A. Lauer were elect
ed directors. Mr.. Aune was after
wards chosen as president, D. Nc
Taggart as vice president, Edwin
Anderson secretary and Emil Gerth
| treasurer.
The practice OF stealing flower
plants from beds in this city is ex-
tremely pernicious and calls for
extreme measures. Several flower
bed owners have reported depreda-
tions, but the worst seizure is from
the geranium bed at the court
house, which has practically been
destroyed by the thief or thieves.
A careful watch is being kept of
certain premises with the expecta-
ton of having certain predictions
verified.
When you can step out in the
morning and blow a warm gust and
see that turn into vapor it is the
sign that it is cold This was the
condition of the atmosphere as late
as last Thursday morning, June
22d, and the breath didn t have to
be very thick, either. The cold
weather followed slight storm of
Tuesday night, Wednesday open
ing clear and cool, and continuing
that way all day, into the night and
throughout Thursday.
Bicknell Young, Christian
Science lecturer of some note, spoke
at the opera house in this city on
Tuesday evening OF last week. All
the believers in that faith in Red
wood Falls and vicinity, many from
surrounding towns, and number
OF doubtful persons, were present
to hear the discourse. The speaker
defined Christian science, told what
it meant, insisted that the scientists
had no quarrel with doctors, told
how diseases were cured, and then
gave talk on the discoverer and
founder, Mother Eddy.
The most complete assessment
ever made in the city of Redwood
Falls has just been completed by
H. N. Bell, who has placed over
ZOO more names on the city assess
ment roll than has ever before been
there. Heretofore 230 names were
considered as thoroughly covering
the ground. This year Mr.. Bell
has 43O names on the list, and the
valuation OF the property assessed
IN previous years has not been de-
creased in the least. This means
that 200 people have been secured
to assist tax payers of other wears
In bearing the'ntax burdens and
that the 1905 tax rate will be ma
terially reduced. Assessor Bell
hlled the city assessment book with
names and was obliged to secure Is
or 80 additional pages out of the as
sessment books of other towns in
order to properly complete his
work. He stated that ia some
cases ne made important assess
ments OF property which the own
ers declared.had not been assessed
since the late John S, G. Homer
A.