The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-17

Abortion of this issue is crowded into
supplement.
The Methodist church property is BE-
ing fenced.
Bunch has fine assortment Of Wall
Paper.
Mr.. Sanborn, Supt of the Winona &
st. Peter road. was in Town last night.
. The Machinery men are having lively
times. They all seem to be doing bust
ness.
The Rev. S. NJ. Davis is expected home
daily and will probably be here before
Sabbath.
Ener Birum is receiving the machinery
for his -four Mill. 1t is being put in
place.
The Adjuster of the Wisconsin Hail In
surancc Company is in Town looking up
their losses.
W. G. Tyler and family started to Green
Bay, Wis. on Monday. They will be alb
sent about two weeks.
Messrs Bunce & Son are painting their
hotel. The Commercial, and improving
its appearance very greatly.
The mosquitoes are more numerous
than for years in this locality and have
lost none of their energy.
Miss HOLSTER, of Waseca, is spending
some time in Redwood, the guest Of her
Sister. Mrs. s. J. Lewis.
Fl. Ridgely has been discontinued rs a
money order office. Hereafter. orders
drawn on that Office will be paid at New
Tim.
Capt. Sceley, postmaster at Lake City
MINI, spent Sunday in Town He found
large number of old acquaintal;ces IN
this vicinity.
Norman Webster and family were in
Town this week. He reports favorable
condition of crops in the northern part of
Lincoln County.
Elder Fress IL spending some time in
the western part of the State. We have
seen number of notices for.s services by
him Candy and other places.
Mr.. Brainarl commenced raising the
frame of his new Elevator yesterday. He
has eighteen men at work and will finish
inside thirty days, if the weather is fav-
orablc.
Wheat harvest will commence in this
vicinity about the first of August. Some
fields will be ready to cut before that
time but it will not be general. Barley
harvest is commencing.
The County Board will meet as a Board
Of Equalization next Monday. 1t will
meet in regular session on the e8th. The
Equalization duties will probably occupy
two or three days.
Messrs Lcchner & Ackmann, recently
from Faribault., have purchased the
grocery stock Of NJ. Ofernan and rented
his building. They have sdded largely
70 the stock and win keep full line of
groceries.
The Rev. C. H. Richardson pastor Of
the Baptest Church in Marshall. will
spend next Sabbath in Town. He will
preach in the Christian church in the
morning and in the Presbyterian church
in the evening.
Last Sunday and Monday the the,mom
etcr stood at shout 95 degrees the greater
part of both days. Several days previous
bad alAo. been intensely warm. Sinct
Monday the weather has been very plea
SAINT.
Mr.. A. Y. Fei4sn. Of Plainview. is II
Town. LIE Owns considerable land in thi
sounty and has some of it under cultiva
riec. About ore third Of tho crop on on
quarter section vaas injured by hail laa
Monday. That Is the only piece that "
have heard of being damaged by ths
storm.
The crops in this locality have bee
doing well recently. Some IN the vicin
7ty Of this Village wefs enstrelt destnye
by the hail stosp bat the renaaiRder we,
benefited by the: rains. The crop win ;
light but we understand that the wheat
filing pretty well and that there will /
considerable cut next week. That
ea-l;e: that las teer generally expects
until within q day or SO.