The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-08

IOCAI NEWS.
THURSDAY JUNE l 1876.
OMcers Of Redwood County.
Jsare Of Probste-n. D. BALDWIN,.
clesk Court-H. D. BALDWIN,
shsri6-JANES DURfNAL.
Csron.r-D l.. HITCHCOCK
Auiitor-l. y. VAN sCHAACK
rrsasurer-A, TOWER,
REGISTER Of Dseds-fILL rlBoErf1.
xsrvsyor-D L. Bl0HAA,
Asto:ney-M. Z. POWELL.
Corr. COMMISSIONERS. g. Sf1CK1B.
Apt OF Seheo!s-n L. BloHAN.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm, l.
BEpAL. c. PORTER, J. n. LITTLE. n. KELLFR
ACCOMPLISHMENTS LODGE No. 81: A. F 1
A. M-Regulsr meetings on the lat and Sd Wed.
's'd''' In each month ksosf: 8 SsHse ssey
Church Directory.
PREssYrraIAx-Rev. Henry 4. Dodge. Pastor
Services every sabbath At II .. n. and at p. Y.
Sabbath school At Y before 10 an
NxrHoplsr.-Rev <. Goodman, Pastor, Services
every Sabbath At lox a. m, Sabbath school every
Sabbath, At az p, m.
The Redwood Grange OF the Patrons Of Husb.n'ry
will hold meetings regularly N the lse aud ID Sat
urdsva Of every month. at !, O'Clock r. n.
New Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.
TAI DAILY STAGE FACE WAY.
>A~>A
on Saturday.
Redwood Falls to Springfield o. Friday and
return same Day.
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via Yellow
Medicine On ruessay' and Fridays and return on
Wednesday and SATURDAYS.
Redwood Fail. aud Beaver Falls and retu m
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Job Work Of every description done at
this Office. No. l. Press and material.
All communications and Locals must be
sen: to this Office by Wednesday morning
60 insure their insertion.
Rrdw 'od County was not represented in
the Democratic State Convention last
Thursday.
We publish, this week, chapter l. Of the
Village Ordinances. Others will follow
We recommend = careful perusal by every
one.
Judge Baldwin went to Yellow Medicine
County, Monday morning, on professional
business, accompanied by Mr.. Hilton who
will make Granite Falls his home.
Our neighbors at Marshall are making
preparations for 4th Of July celebration
that vii! be worthy Of the Centennial "cca-
sion. Alfred Wallin Rsqr., ofthis place
will deliver the address
Miss. 4. r. Shire, Of Ypsi anti Mich.
who has spent the last year in Redwood
Falls, returned home this week. She had
made warm personal friends Of q large pro-
porti N Of our people who were very sorry
to have her 20 away.
The emigration into this section Of the
State is greater than it has been for years.
A dozen or more covered wagons may be
seen almost any time. They are pros
porous looking class Of people. too, with
good teams and plenty Of Stock.
Mr.. Park Worden has been fined $50.
for not fixing his mill dam At Minnesota
Fails so that fish could get up the river.
The people above could not afford to have
their supply Of brain provender shut OF
and brought the action that resulted in a
ane. Mr.. Worden has appealed the case.
Mr.. A. C. Randall, former well known
merchant Of this place, arrived last Thurs
day with his family. He started on Mon
day to Nebraska to engage in the ranching
business with relative who has rancho
with some seven or eight thousand head Of
osttle on it, Mr.. Randall's family remain
here = few weeks.
The Rev. J. s. Ross of Iowa is spending
. few weeks in this vicinity, laborlng in
the Argyle United Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Ross will only remain abot two weeks
longer and is undecided - to returning
again. A considerable number Of the
memoirs of that church, who formerly lived
in this vicinity now live At Swan Lake,
swenty-four miles west
There are SINGER SRWING MA
CHIMES in this village that have been in
daily use from TEN to sEvsrEzS years, in
good repair to-dxy-giving the owners en-.
tire satisfaction-never costing anything
for repairs-always running light and easy
and will do any variety Of work a. we'll
in the hands Of an unskilled operator Is
other machines do in the hands Of experts.
Mr.. Jas Mcmillan returned from Chica-
go on Sunday. Messrs Dickinson and
Sickle are expected this evening. The
project for building branch road to this
place was referred to the Executive com.