The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-27
New Ulm and Redwood Stage Line.
Local News.
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A grand hunt will take place on the
afternoon of Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Oscar O'Hara shot large wolf at
Nelson's slaughter house, on Wednesday
morning.
If you want q nice set Of Furs 60 to
Philbrick & Francois. they have on hand
beautiful line.
Mr.. W. F. Dickinson's father and sister
arrived during the past week from Fari
bault and will spend the winter here.
Mr.. ]. p. Brown, of Minneapolis is
spending some time in our Town, the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. B. E. Bush
nell.
Mrs. Edward Cook is making visit to
her friends in Redwood. Mr.. Cook is
now in charge of the telegraph Office at
Rochester.
There will be union services in the
Presbyterian church Of this place on
Thanksgiving day. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Dunn Of the NJ. E.
church.
Col. P. H. Tousley has purchased the
interest of Gen. G. w. Tousley in the Ex-
change Hotel, and hereafter the business
will be conducted by him at tn, Id stand,
the Exchange.
On Monday last Henry Drcssler was
arrested for assault and battery on the
person Of Isabella Nelson. Hewa taken
before Justice Chapman. A jury was i'm
oancled but no one appearing to prose-
cnte the case it was dismissed.
All persons, who were entitled to cash
premiums at the County fair, are reques-
ted to call for the same at the Redwood
CO. Bank, on or before the first day of
January 1880. After that date this money
will be turned into the treasury Of the
fair company.
Richard C. Woodwork, who it will be
remembered, was arrested here during
lair week. for bigamy, by the sheriff of
Brown Co., plead guilty 1t New Ulm
iasuweek and was sentenced to pay fine
of $500. and costs, but the costs were
subsequently RENTED.
On Friday night last, an unsuccessful
attempt was made by some party TN
known to get into Dobner & O'Hara's
drug store, in this place. The door in
tho rear of the store was forced open
about half an inch but it was 50 secured
that it could not be moved any farther.
There was nothing else disturbed.
Jas. g. Clark, lyric poet, composer and
balladist, will give one Of his musical
lectures in the NJ. E. Church in this place
on Thanksgiving evening. Mr.. Clark
comes highly recommended BY the news
papers - singer Of ballads and master
of his profession. He will give popular
entertainment which win be well worth
hearing.
Mr.. o. B. Turrell authorized US to cay
that the Mankato Linseed Oil Co. win
have an agent here in the Spring. to con-
tract with farmers for furnishing them
fax-seed sad buying their crop. The
agent win Be here in ample time for seed
ing. Mr.. Turreil wishes this statement
made. because many persons sre making
inquiries Of hiDinrsgard to fax1eed. and
it will save them trouble and anxiety to
know that there win be an opportunity
afforded for them to get il. next Spring,
at Redwood Falls. i
As wolves are committing deprxdations
along the Minnesota river and are night
ly carrying OF poultry Of all kinds, sheep
end in some instsnoss yearling calves.
we have been req.aested to ask our hunt
ers to come to the aid of the farmers who
live in the infested district. Cant Gen.
Tousley. Pitts Tenney. Oscar OHara,
Horace Daniels. SAINT Baker, Ed. ingalls,,
Chas. Green. g. Bohn. Fred L. Warnes.
Geo. Buxton and numerous others Of our
good shots organize fot1s wolf hunt1 II
will afford much sport and At the same
time will he Of use II Kidding the county
Of the ''pesky varmints.- Il win also b
rolltable, as the State pays 43. for each
wolf killed asat hsa