The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-04-10
Local News.
New Goods arriving daily at
Bunch & Jessup's.


Jas. Mcmillan has received new
stock of Dry Goods.
Mr.. T. F. Hollister, of the Waseca
Leader, spent Tuesday in Town.
Washington street has been filled
up in front of the Commercial
House.
Mr.. Baker will open his lumber yard
on the lots. just opposite Baker &
Byington's Livery Stable.
Mr.. Thomas Mcmillan is taking
few days rest in Town. Has his
seeding all done and reports matters
lively around Candy.
Read Ener BRUINS prices for feed.
He sells corn meal at ten dollars per
ton and oats at twenty cents bush
ell. He has a good supply.
w. H. Kelley, formerly Receiver
of the U. S. Land Office at this place
has been spending the winter in
Florida. Is on his way home.
Silver cased Elgin or Waltham
watches from So. to $l2. for sale by
Chas. F. Thomas the Jeweler, at New
York Store cor. End and Mill sts.
C. c. Sickle is erecting two
story building twenty by thirty-two
feet, tin roof, on End street next to
Lewis Bros. 1t will be occupied as
a meat market.
D. S. Hall the Register of U. S.
Land Office at Benson, Visited Bea-
yer Falls and vicinity last Saturday.
Mr.. Hall started the Beaver Falls
Times and wherever he goes is rep
rescntative man.
There are large number of new
buildings, already well under way,
both for business and residence.
The indications are that the present
season will make vast change, for
the better, in the general appearance
of our village. ~
George Leibenguth has sold his
meat market to Mr.. Dripps, recently
from Pennsylvania, who continues
the business at the same place, on
Mill Street. The good reputation
which George has established for
the market will be fully sustained
by Mr.. Dripps. He understands his
business.
Misses Fockens e. Weymouth have
received and opened their new stock
Of Millinery goods. They are one
door west Of the Gazette Office, in
the room formerly occupied by the
Land Office. Their stock is large
and we'll selected. See notice else
where.
The Rev. l. n. Lewis, Of Lodi
Wis, father of S. NJ. and L. E. Lewis
Lewis Rros.) died a few days ago.
Mr.. S. NJ. Lewis had been at Lodi
for some days previous to his faith
er's death. Mr.. Lewis established
the Presbyterian church at Lodi and
was its pastor until falling health
compelled him to rel;nquish active
duties.
Heroafter Postmaster Watson will
not distribute the mail nor open the
Office, at night as he has been doing
since the change Of train time. It
made his duties too arduous. He
could not get through before eleven
o'clock and must up by three. We
do not think the community will be in
convenieuced by the change and Mr..
Watson did right in making it. sr
Dir, Baker, of Fond-du-Lae, who
purchased considerable property in
this vicinity last year, returned a
few days ago and is preparing to
improve his farms. He will do con,
siderable breaking and build two o,
three houses. We understand that
he will also put in lumber yard
He has been engaged in the lumber
!: trade At Fond-du-Lac. He will make
his resi-depce here. =
For sale cheap house and lot, fol
particulars apply to Mrs. Z. Young
Mill Street. -
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