The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-19

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P. o. Callaghan and Cashier Paul
Callaghan of Wanda had business at
the court house last Thursday.
A. E. Chapman and family are
home after an extended absence,
coming last Thursday from Winnie
bago City to this place.
District 46-the Morley school
will hold basket social Friday
evening, April 18th. All invited,
and ladies will please bring bas-
kets.
Knowlton s store has recently
been rearranged for the ice-cream
season, so as to give more room and
greater convenience in serving
customers.
Deputy Game Warden Anderson
stoc ked the lake with another con-
Segment of 10000 wall-eyed pike
last week. and intends to add lot
more game fish during the season.
Frank Jaehn was up from Spring
field last Thursday, on business
connected with the NJ. E. church
improvements and to get pointers
on the new school house building
contract.
The board of county commission
ers at their special session, reim-
bursed this city to the amount OF
| $500 for the reconstruction work on
the bridge across the Redwood a
year ago.
i DR.. E. L. Halves, the Mankato
dentist, has sent THE GAZETTE one
Of his Characteristic circulars, for
old times sake. Industry and
printers ink have made the former
Redwood dentist a prosperous man.
Edwin Halves, who began his
school life in this city, is member
= of the 1905 graduating class from
Mankato high school, numbering
. about 40. Elmer is one OF eight
commencement speakers on the
program.
!: Supt. Edwards has strongly rec
: commended Miss Ada Westall OF
: this city as teacher in one OF the
: grades of the Worthington school.
The professor was pleased with
(: her substitute work during Miss
!: Bohan s absence.
i Walter Curtis and his family left
this city last Wednesday for Spo-
kane, where Frank Curtis is Already
located. Mr.. Curtis will make only
a temporary halt at Spokane, Intend
!: ing to make his permanent location
somewhere 10 the Yakima rSaey
i The board of county commission
: ers did the proper thing in maki1s
an appropriation from the road an
bridge fund of $500 for the builc
ing of bridge over the Redwoo
river near Dwight Bissell S place
for the new highway, as 'Sexcl'
!: sively reported" in THE GAzET1
last week.
1t is gratifying to the friends
Carleton college to note the increa
? ed attendance this year. Eat
= class except the Sophomore shoV
a larger enrolment than last yea
. the greatest gain being In tt
Freshman class, from "a last year
- 100 this year. The total enrollme
in all courses is 345. An impc
tant change announced is the d
= continuance of the academy ait
the year 1906.
J. B. Bean of Nicollet, who re
)m resented that county in the legls
ture for several terms, was in t
he city last Wednesday, closing
the Redwood Falls agency for
"a Edwards Wood Co. for a few montl
es- The firm will retain their wires a
telegraphic equipment here and
int pect to open up again after
ne crops begin to move, in the I;
IN. HI. M. Barrett, their local age
in will be given an assignment at ]
ter verne.
est The city council went for Gem
sidewalks pretty strong at the sp
7as ial meeting on the 18th, inst. o.
Us, 40 blocks were ordered as folio
'ial On the east side of Jefferson str
court house square to Broadw
est and on the west side from Fourth
the South streets near the Northwt
w. ern tracks. On the south side
Wyoming street from Lincoln W