The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-25

N. B. Truth, St. Paul, June 81,
'06.-Pv lived so long, l remember
we'll when the Mississippi was a
brook. My good health and long
life came by taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 Scents. H. M.
Hitchcock. 6
A. H. Anderson, who has been a
general merchant in Lamberton for
the past eighteen years, has de-
cided to move his stock of goods to
Storden and occupy the store build
ing vacated by John Koenig who
moved his stock of goods to Lamber-
ton
The Ortonville Herald Star cele-
brated its 18th birthday Hast week
and the able editor, U. C. white
man, pauses long enough to remark
that it has been under its present
management for the past 20 years.
A long time and a good..record Bro.
Whiteman.
The supervising architect of gov
eminent buildings has advertised for
propositions for the sale of property
for the site of the new government
building to be erected in New Ulm,
secured thru the efforts of Hon. J.
T. McCleary. The bids will be
opened August 7th, and immedi-
ately thereafter representative of
the department will visit New Ulm
and select the site best adapted for
the purpose.
Ice cream freezers were in demand
at Mankato during Hagenbeck' S
circus. The Free PressTsays that
people connected with the Hagen
beck show took a number of ice
cream pals and tubs with them
when the show left this city, that
belonged to Charles Mitchell. Mr..
Mitchell had delivered theiice cream,
and the show people "swiped" what
he sent it in. He telegraphed the
company at Sioux Falls and Worth
ington about the matter, but got no
satisfaction. He has taken the mat
ter up with the police authorities.
The missing property is valued at
! Sill"
Hector Mirror: Almost peculiar
aff1iction came to Theodore Nelson
last week. Without any warning,
or preceded by any sickness or SINH
lar symptoms, he was suddenly
bereft of his hearing and has been
unable to hear a sound. The young
man has always enjoyed robust
health and only last week we noted
the purchase by him of Joe Ma
hoWald's harness business and build
ing and was to take possession
August Goth. On account of the
misfortune of losing his hearing,
however, he has had to give up
the stock and will keep only the
building, the stock reverting to Mr..
MahoWald who has another buyer
already in view.
The first estate which has been
probated since the passage of the
inheritance tax law, and has come
under the ban to any great extent,
is the estate of Phillip Matter of
Springfield, lately deceased. The
amount of the estate is estimated at
S26, 800, including real estate and
personal property, the bulk Of
which is left to the widow. Under
the Stone inheritance tax law, es-
tates valued at over S10,O00sand left
in the majority in one legacy, are
taxed one and one-half per cent.
over and above that amount. The
portion taxable in thelpresent estate
is SIG, 800, and the amount of the
tax will be S247.50, providing the
estate was estimated correctly. 1t
is nearly certainty that the estate
will be appraised at a higher value
than was estimated in the will, as
this is nearly always the case. In
this case the state maySrealize more
than S247.50 as its share, as the
result of the Stone inheritance tax
law.
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