The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-15

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Weddings have been numerous this week
and there's more TO follow. !
There will lie Ball on Thanksgiving
evening, Muse by Tenney's band and
supper at the Exchuaee.
The lumber for the Episcopal Chapel,
which has been at Burns Station for some
time. is being brought ever this week
Several loads have arrived.
The slight fall OF snow, last week, went |
ST and, this week, we are enjoying the
most delightful OF Minnesota weather with
u prospect u is
The Rev, J. R. Creighton, Presiding FL
der Of the District, was in attendance at
quarterly meeting services Of the NJ. E
Church last Sunday. He preached an ex.
excellent sermon in the evening in the
Rlesh, terrain church to a large audience.
Mr., Tiffany, Of Norshield, has purchased
from NJ. E. Powell the property on End st
just East Of Crouley Bros Store. He will
raise and improve the building and start
meat market and feed store. Mr.. Tiffany
is relative OF Mr.. Peter Smith and has
come to settle.
Work on the new Methodist Church is
progressing pretty rapidly aud. if good
weather continues, will be in condition 70,
comfortable occupancy this winter. The
heating arrangements will b completed
this week 1t is back plastered and all the
plastering will be done if possible. 1t
will not be completed, consequently not
dedicated till spring.
The wedding ceremonies Of Mr.. Jas. B
Robinson and Miss Dell Chapman took
place on Tuesday evening at the residence
Of Mr.. Z. 0. Chapman in presence Of a con-
siderable number Of relatives and personal
and family friends. An entertainment
followed, yesterday, at Mr.. F. G. shaver's
nh.o-os r;.l a.. - ,,e~,oro, o,,.1 ,,pf. 80, IA
During the month of October. 8, 1876 acre.
we're entered under the Homestead Act
and 1898 acres under the Timber culture
Act, at the Redwood Falls Land Office. II
addition to the above nearly hundred
persons took claims under the re.Emptio,
laws and there were a number Of cash en-
tries on the Sioux Indian Reservation
The rush will probably abate when til
ground becomes covered with snow, TO b.
renewed in the spring.
Messrs b. Flynn and Thos. Mcmillan
made trip to Candy last week. The.
took pretty general view Of the Countr.
pleased They went across the Country b
team and report. as all who have gone be
fore them have done, that it $ very fin
country all the way through.
The village Of Candy has about thirt
buildings Of much better class than usu
ally found in new frontier towns. Thel
ere two hotels, one Of them large, an
several stores we'll stocked. The site for
Town is regarded as superior.
II will be noticed, elsewhere, that Il
law 6rm Of Baldwin & Wallin has bet
dissolved. We believe that it is q publ
announcement Of an arrangement cordial
agreed upon some time since. Both &c
tlemen will continue in the practice in Il
place. Mr., Wallin's recent canvass,
candidate for Judge Of this District, I
though unsuccessful, has given him mu
more general acquaintance with the peoI
and secured him much larger circle
personal friends than he previously ha
and will be Of maserial advantage to b
professionally. His personal work in
campaign has been Of the most honora'
character aud the result IL no evidence
any want Of confidei 90 in him either p
sonal,y or Professionally. He m'de
enemies and has no occasion to regret an
thing done by him during the campai(
and he resumes the practice under mu
more advantageous circumstances than
listed when he temporarily put il asid'
few weeks ago