The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
Local News.

Mr.. B. E. Bushnell is at Minneapolis.
Bunch is getting his hearse rugged up.
The carpenters have commenced the
frame work of Mr.. Chollar's house.
Dobner s OHara will be able to occu-
py their new building in about two weeks.
NJ. E. Powell and Alfred Wallin Esqrs.
made professional visits to Granite Falls
this week.
D. W. Paul and family started, on Mon
day, to the James river D. T. Mr.. Paul
has claim there.
w. C. Essler, of St Peter, was in Town
on Tuesday, on his way to Beaver Falls,
where he Ownes and operates Mill.
The State land sale, last Thursday, was
very light. Such has been the case in
nearly all the counties where sales have
been held.
Dr. Dunlap, of New York City, spent
several days in Town and the vicinity
hooking after some property belonging to
his friends
Lamberton and Walnut Grove are both
Incorporated Villages. The ordinances
are being published in the Lamberton
Commercial.
Mr.. Charles Forrest, of Lake City, died
rather unexpectedly last week, Mr.. For
est had, for few months last year, a
shoe store in Redwood Falls.
Owing to the failure of two mails last
week, our Walnut Station communication
did not arrive until after our paper was
published, which will explain its delay.
The NJ. E. Camp meeting will com
mence June 18th on the grounds just &C
cross the river from Mr.. Honner's resi-
dence. 1t is earlier this year than usual.
There never has been such an migration
witnessed as there is at present, through
this line of road westward, and the num-
bers are increasing as feed becomes plenty
for cattle.
Remember that the penalty will be add
ed on all taxes on real-estate not paid
this week. Monday will not answer. 1t
is imperative, on the officer, to add the
penalty after May.
We bad the pleasure of riding after
Geo. w. Bunce's five hundred dollar team
one eve. this week, and pronounce them
fully up to the mark. They are fine
pair Of bay mares.
The Ladies of the Episcopal church
have, fortunately, been able to make am
pie arrangements in the'strawberry line
for the festival, tomorrow evening, and a
grand treat may be expected.
Mr.. Brainard arrived last Saturday and
is getting everything in readiness of build
his elevator. The stone are on the
ground, brought Kasota. 1t win be ready
for business by the close Of harvest.
StAte Auditor Witcomb spent last Thurs
day and Friday in Town. Mr.. Whitcomb
was pleased with the appearance of his
crops. He has five hundred acres of
wheat on his farm just west of Town.
W.. L. Breckenridge Esqr. Of Rochester,
spent Tuesday in Town paying taxes &C.
His taxes, on property located in this
county, amounted to about three hundred
dollars. 1t is chiefly in the vicinity Of
Walnut Grove.
We received call this morning from
Mr.. r. J. Rigby Agent for the Jewel
Nursery of Lake City. There are larg'
number of persons in this vicinity whs
are well acquainted with Mr.. Rigby ant
the nursery he represents and they full,
endorse both.
Mr.. Thurston & Wife have arranged Il
live the remainder of the Summer witt
their children on their farm Smiles ives
of this village, and for the present MI
Chollar viii occupy their house.
Mr.. Thurston will continue to AL hi
appointment to preach every slternat
Sabbath at Paxton.