The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-15
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Capt Huntington has gone to St. Paul.
J.P. Arnott Esqr of Candy, spent
yesterday in Town.
The brick work of Mr. Dobner's build
ing is completed.
Mr. Thos. Mcmillan has just lost valu-
abe horse, "Old George"
1t is stated that Laird, Norton s. Chol-
lar will build grain ware house.
Tho Lamberten Commercial re-appeared
last week looking bright and healthy.
More new goods opened
at Jas. McMillan's.
The hay scales have been enclosed for
greater convenience in weighing cattle.
All sorts of repairing and uphol.
stering done at Bunch's, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
The wind, last Saturday, did some dam
age in and around Fl. Ridgely. Some
buildings were injured.
The outside of the Presbyterian Church
is to be painted. The inside was painted
and reftted year ago.
Mr.. w. W. Kelly was in Town last
evening He spent the winter in Florida
and was greatly benefited in health.
A new choir has been organized in the
NJ. E. Church. 1t has secured the servi-
ces of Miss Pearson for a course of in
structions.-
Go to $. T. Bunch when you
want pictures framed. He has the
best selection of mouldings to be
found anywhere.
Mr.. Carl Anton Simondet died last Sun
day, of apoplexy. Mr.. Simondet has
been a resident of this County many
years. His death was sudden.
8. ]. Race will read an interesting pa
per on Practical Geology" before the
Redwood Falls Literary Society on Fri
day evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.
There were several showers of hail du-
ring the past week. They did not do any
damage except to break some glass.
Mr.. Matters art gallery suffered worse
than anything else.
J. w. Paxton has set out shade trees
around several blocks of his recently laid
out addition to the village and is now
planting ornamental trees There are
nearly hundred of the latter.
Bunch is making arrangements to
put a hearse in connection with un-
dertaking, as he expects to make
that one Of the specialties Of his
business.
Miss Long requests us to correct our
announcement, in last weeks issue, that
Misses Long & Weymouth were erect
ing q building on I'd st. for their Milliu-
cry business" Miss Weymouth has no
interest in the business.
Mr.. j. W. Sensery, Of Bowling Green
Indiana, spent few days in Town this
week. He owns the lot on the Northeast
corner of 2nd and Mill streets and is con-
sidering the matter of erecting brick
building. If he does he will occupy 1t
with q stock of general merchandise.
This country has Just enjoyed series
Of splendid rains, commencing last Fri.
day and continuing until Tuesday Nor.
ming. It is estimated that the rainfall
during that time was six inches. II
soked the ground thoroughly and made
the sloughs, that have been entirely dry,
look like old times. The crops look fine.
ly and everything is promising.
W. Pitts Tenney and Charley Reese
have consolidated their barber shops and
moved into new room, the one recently
occupied by Mrs. Ola as Millinery
store. They have papered and fitted up
the room in good shape. Both have
good chairs and outfits and are prepared
to do everything in their line in the most
approved style. Tenney has run = shop
alone in this village nine years or more.
For Sale or Trade.
A Horse-Power, only run about
two months, for sale or trade.
Inquire of
BIsnoP GoRpoN.
Redwood Falls.