The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-16
B Z. Bushnell is offering bargains in

BE. Bushnell is offering bargains in
Dry Goods.
cIr. T. Z. Walton has erected new
barn on the property of Mr.. S. S. Sickle.
Mr.. David Watson is building new
house on Bridge St. at the head Of Jeffer-
son St.
Mr.. Coughlin, formerly Editor of the
Lac-qu- Parle Press, has been in Town
this week.
The new elevator has been very ma
:erially improved in appearance by coat
Of brown paint.
Mr.. II. s. Marshman has commenced
the foundation for new house on Fifth
St near jefferson.
George II. Spofford, jeweller, has re-
moved his place of bushes to W. p.
Tenn y's barber shop.
Services in the Presbyterian church newt
sabbath morning at TO- and evening at
~ o'clock by the Rev. G. D. Marsh.
B. E. Bushnell has $500 ladies cloak
that sells itself
Messrs. Chandler and Rockwell have
erected new 1 4 story building in the
rear of their store to be used as q work
shop and for storage purposes.
Mr.. Sylvester Truesdell brought 200
sheep for himself and 80 for DR.. Finn
from Rice Co. to this place, this week.
This will no doubt prove profitable in
vestment.
NJ. Ener Birum requests US to state
that he has stopped grinding feed, proba.
bly, until next Spring His reason for
doing this is that the full capacity of his
tIll is required for grinding wheat.
On Thursday morning of last week, Mr..
Vim. II. Kelly formerly of this place, but
who now resides in Owatonna, shot and
fatally wounded burglar, who was at
tempting to break into his residence.
Ladies Cloaks at B. Z. Bushnclls
The following ladies and gentleme ,
have been elected officers of the Redwood
Co. Bible Society, for the ensuing year;
President, W. w. Kelly; Vice President,
s. J. F. Ruter; Sec, A. Tower; Treas G.
c. Sickle; Canvassing Committee, Mrs.
G. Buxton, Mrs. A. Stewart, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Thurston and Mrs. ]. Wilson Paxton.
Mr.. w. c. Essler of the St. Peter Foun.
dry requests US to state that he will re.
place, without charge, any plates broken
by heat from the use Of wood, in any
stove of his make that has been sold in
this locality since 1864. manufacturer
who makes proposition of this kind
deserves large share of the patronage Of
the public.
While Gen. Tousley. Messrs. Tom Paine
of Beaver Falls and Barney Paine Of
Monticello, Iowa, were on hunting ex
petition to Kandiyohi, Lillian and Fol-
lakes, in Kandiyohi Co.. this week, they
shot fifteen geese and one sand-hill crane
in about three hours. The General says
Kandiyohi and Fox lakes are literally
covered with geese.
Knit underwear at B. E. Bushaell's.
During last weeks fires John Lornes WHIT
lives in Shutdown was very unfortunate
As the flames approached his house h
rushed in to get his wife and children ou
of danger. After they were removed b
threw box containing $50. in banl
notes out of the window, the top of which
came off. The wind blew the money int
the fire where it was instantly burned up
The rotes were the balance of $3.50, b.
had raised few days previously on
mortgage on his farm.
On Saturday evening last as Mr.. ]. s
G. Homer was returning home from
town, team standing in front Of Johl
Weiss brewery started down the hill. i'm
mediately following him Mr. Homer
horses became unmanageable and b
jumped from his conveyance to escap
injury. As he did so he fell and the wae
on of the runaway team ran over hin
slightly hurting his hip. He was fortu
nate in not sustaining more serious in
juries.