The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-03

Manager Stewart announces a
complete establishment of rural
lines between this city and Echo and
Walnut Grove.
A hearing for parties effected by,
or with land adjoining proposed ju-
dlclal ditch No. 5, will be held at
the court house tomorrow afternoon.
An item in the LANDER ton Star
is to the effect that Mrs. Schmechel,
who traded for house and lot in
this city, intends to move here about
May LIST.
F. L. and w. L. Curtin, who have
been visiting in this vicinity of late,
went on to Iowa last week, and will
visit old friends there preliminary to
returning to their home in Saskat-
cheWan.
Since The Gazette last printed,
Clerk Weldon granted licenses to
George Benson and Anna Marse, al
SO to Geo. C. Shelton and Marie M.
Fischer. Judge Evans tied the knot
for the first two named.
Geo. Arndt last week transferred
his cream route to C. w. Cunning
ham. Mr.. Arndt will leave soon for
Canada, where he has homestead,
and Mrs. Arndt will reside Temporal
rily with twin city friends
c. d. Thompson has opened tenn
porary quarters for his piano and
music business in the store room
west of Kenney & Kuck, until such
time as he can get possession of the
Athey building, across the street.
Frank Japs reports that this win
ter has been the busiest in the ma
chinery line of any since he came
here, necessitating more night work
than he can stand. He is looking
for skilled helper and finds that
they are rather hard to secure.
The prayer meeting on Thursday
evening of this week at the Presby-
terrain church will be under the aus
pices of the Women's Missionary
Society. The subject is "A Glimpse
into the Dark Continent. A large
attendance is desired.
The press reporter of the W. R.
C. reports little late that the bust.
ness meeting of the session of the
10Th was followed by an enjoyable
social time, and that after the pay.
ment of dues, plans for an entertain.
ment in the near future were dis.
cussed.
Word was received by H, A. Bald.
win last week contradicting the re.
port that Geo. Houghmaster was
sick with diabetes. Mr.. Hough-
master has nearly recovered from q
severe illness, but is thankful to re.
port that it was not that dangerous
malady.
Battalion inspection of Co. L will
be held Thursday under supervision
of Maj. Mollison Of Faribault. Ba
tallion inspection occurs four times
yearly. On Tuesday. March 10Th
Col. Garlock. U. S. A., will hold the
annual company inspection. Every
man must be present or pay the pen
alty-a fine of $500.
S. O. Mason has set up his tile
making machinery in the basemen
under the Big Store, for the pur
pose of filling a contract for 24-incl
tile near Gilfillan. He is using tn
same quarters in which almost al
!! the concrete work for the Christian
church was manufactured.
At Springfield last week, P. Ben
dixen voluntarily donated 500 TO
.. the school library fund and A.
Ochs gave $50 for the same cause
! The Gazette would be pleased to re
port donations of that sort to tn
1 public library at this place.
would be a good investment and tn
library neeGs more books.
I The Gazette's city reporter is try
ing the experiment of installing
! silent assistant near the postofice
! We hope our readers will encourag
the experiment by jotting down no
only local incidents and persona
! movements. but any ideas they ma.
! hove which will holm Redwood Foil