The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-12
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this city, will be married to Miss
Lucy Hauenstein of New Ulm on
July 18th.
Miss Minnie Peterson of Mime
apolis, at one time employed in the
Big Store at this place, has been
visiting with Mrs. Fl. G. Schmahl
during the past week.
/ Joseph Fountain was in Monte
video during portion of last week,
taking an examination before the
examiners at the place on an appli-
cation for an increase of pension.
The catalogue of the Toland Bus
mess university is one OF the most
beautiful and expensive ever issued
by school. 1t explains why the
Toland schools and graduates are
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terested, address Toland Business
University, Mankato. 47-3.
VIM. Fl. Wallace left last Friday
to join Mrs. Wallace in the North
west territory and to proceed with
her to Los Angeles, California,
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Wallace has sold his residence
property in Redwood Falls to A.
Clark Miller, who secured the same
at big bargain.
The material for the heating plant
in the new high school arrived here
on Wednesday morning of last week
and those who have inspected it
say it is really better than the spec
ificatious call for. That the board
of education is going to get good
deal on the heating proposition
there seems to be no room for doubt.
Two fawn were recently born to
the doe owned by Tillson Tibbetts-
one male and one female. The lat
ter died a day or two after its birth
and was turned over to DR.. Gibson,
who has stuffed the skin and the
fawn image is now on exhibition in
his collection of stuffed birds and
animals. The male fawn is very
lively proposition and the owner
Il has given it the name of Sandy, at.
ter Alex. Williams of the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co.
At the meeting of the library
board on Monday evening Of las
week r. W. Sears, of Sears, Roe
buck & Co., Chicago, made an Offer
of valuable donation and the same
was accepted. W. HI. Wallace an
nounced his resignation as mem
Der of the board, owing to his
change of residence, and after the
board expressed regret at his de
parture, FL. M. Hitchcock was unan
imously recommended to Mayor
Lines for a successor to the resign
ing member.
At a meeting of the city council
on Wednesday evening of last weel
Mayor Lines announced the reap
pointment of ]. A. Schmahl, S. J
Race and Mrs. Mary L. Finn a.
members of the board O
directors of the public library fo
the full term of three years. W
H. Wallace rendered his resignation
!. as member of the board and H
M. Hitchcock was appointed to tn
unexpired term of three years.
Z four inch water main was ordered
laid on Flynn street from Mill t.
Minnesota and street lamps wer
] ordered at the intersection of Broad
1 way, Flynn and Eleventh streets
| Several parties interested appeare,
& before the council and asked for tn
. extension of the sidewalk from tn
corner of the M. E. parsonage an
library square south to connec
with the main walk on Fourt
I street, the same to be on the cit
library property, along the Presby
terrain church line. The council OF
dered the library board to procee
with the construction of the wal
and have the same charged up t
the city. The walk will be fv
J feet and will be of great convenienc
to church-goers in the classica
squares of the city. The bill of th
Mankato Cement Sidewalk Co. wa
! cut from s1l8. s. to ss8. 40, of H. N
Bell for assessing from SIS to SIS
! and of Fl. ]. Thorn for blacksmith
ing from 1920 to $3.50. The coun
4 | Gil remained in session nn+;l of+o