The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22
Local News.

We did not receive our usual mail last
night. None of the st. Paul papers came.
Bishop Gordon is on the war path with
the Mccormick Machines. Read his adj
vertisement.
4 telegram from Mr.. Thos. Mcmillan
states that he has found his horses and
would be home to-day.
The hail storm last week in Wabasha
county was the severest they have ever
known in that locality.
Peter Smith is in Iowa purchasing a
drove of horses to bring to this place.
Will be back in a short time.
y. L. Bigham has received a car load
of Headers and has two Of them set up at
Bohn & Lamberton' lumber yard.
The Advcntists have now fixed on July
11th as the end of the world. Possibly
that accounts for our light land sale.
Mr.. David Watson is selling patent
pump through the State. We notice that
he was at Waseca a short time ago.
l.. J. Russell returned last week. He
is having pump made that will throw
water at the rate of twenty barrels per
minute.
The Rev. Thomas J. Briody, Catholic
priest at Birch Cooley, will be in Red
wood Falls on Friday May 3Oth and hold
services.
Laird s. Dornbcrg have full line of
farm machinery and a splendid stock of
implements. They propose to fill the
bill in their line.
Gen c. T. Brown, of St. Peter, is re-
ported to be improving in health, but not
yet able to leave his room. He has had a
very severe and protracted illness.
To-day we are having another fine rain.
All fears of drouth are dispelled.
Wheat would do well in this locality if
there should not be any more rain before
July.
The weather continues exceedingly
favorable for the growing crops and the
country looks magnificent. The crop
prospects were never better in this To-
cality.
A new time table went into operation
on Sunday. The only change affecting
the train to this place is that it arrives at
10. O'Clock p NJ, fifteen minutes later
then before.
Mr William Roe, of Grand Rapids
Mich. spent several days in Town visit
ing his nephews, Messrs Croulcy Bros,
and looking over the place. He conclud-
ed to locate here as soon as he could dis.
pose of some property in Michigan.
Messrs Simmons & Ortt have for sale
the Dewey harvester. 1t has some dis
tinctive features in elevating the grain
which are claimed to be of great advan-
tage. The apron is done away with.
The machine can be seen at their Office
on Mill street.
We publish this week the Village or.
dinance relative to protection against
fires. It is important that people should
comply with its provisions. The Fire.
Warden gives notice in regard to it and az
many persons do not know what it is,
and there are some inquiries concerning
it, we have thought it best to publish il
entire.
The Managers st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad have opened Minnesota
Headquarters" in Chicago. 1t is central.
~ located, No. 100, Clark Street, and in
charge of Mr. W. s. Hall The Minneso.
ia papers will be on file and registry
kept of all visitors. For the convenience
of Minnesotians. letters and telegrams
may be sent in the care of Mr.. Hall. l,
will be valuable institution for the PEG
pie of the state who may visit chicago.
Mr.. Ener Birum has matured his plan.
for building Flour Mill. He will us,
the frame now enclosing the Saw Mil
machinery Work on the new mill viii
commence in about q week. It will have
two run of stone. Mr.. Birm has secured
the services of Thomas j. Treadweil, O
Wisconsin, practical Miller of large ex
perience. He is expected here with hi
family, in a few days. The Min will
be ready for work by the close of harvest
The saw mill machinery will probabl,
be run by steam near the present mill.