The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-31
New Ulm and Redwood Stage Line.
Local News.

Mr.. Thos Dalton, of Dalton City III.
is in Town.
c. c. Sickle is building house on his
farm west of Town.
D. A. Mcintyre and wife, of Marshall,
spent Monday in Town
Web Daniels will have the management
of the Paxton elevator.
Mr.. George Warner has clerkship in
Mr.. JAS. McMillan's store.
W. c. Tyler returned last week. His
family will remain some time longer
Mr. w. W. Kellys family arrived on
Tuesday evening. They occupy the
Seward house.
II. D. Baldwin Jr. is still quite ill-has
inflammation Of the lungs. Yesterday
typhoid fever set in.
4 petition IS before the count. board
for the organization. as a Township. of
r. 1lo. r. s. to be called Paxton.
Mr.. James Lewis, an Attorney Of
Hutchinson MINI. and brother of the
Lewis Bros, is spending some days in
Town
Mrs. Hall, Of Owatonna and Mrs. Pat
terson. of Grand Rapids Mich. are visit
ing in Redwood Falls, the guests Of Mrs.
bennington.
The majority Of our farmers who had
their crops damaged by hail are not vast
ing any time on them but commenced, at
once, to pillow them in.
Read the advertisement of Lechner &
Ackman. They came here from Fari-
bault and have opened a fine stock of
goods. They have had experience in the
grocery trade.
Mr.. W. E. Roe of Grand Rapids Wis.
considering the matter of locating at
Sleepy Eye, forming partnership with
Judge Baldwin. He is relative of the
Crouley Bros.
The County Board has been in session
this week. They adjourned last week
before their work of equalization was
finished and they concluded that business
this week The minutes will be publish
ed next week.
Considerable work has been done on
the roads leading to the points where the
bridges will be located and it is the pur-
pose to continue the work until the roads
are in good condition. There is not
great deal of work needed to make them
No. 1.
The County Board has complied with
the law in taxing all church property not
used exclusively for church service. In
this village the Episcopalians will pay
taxes on one lot, the Prcsbyterians on
one lot and the Methodists on their par
sonage and several lots
o. p. Whitcomb was in Town last week
looking after his interests here. His
wheat crop-50O acres-was entirely des-
troyed by hail and he will commence
blowing the ground at once. 1t will be
noticed that he has purchased the
interest of J. V. Daniels in the Elevator
and is now sole owner.
Anderson's circus drew large crowd.
The attendance in the afternoon was es-
timated at two thousand and there was
large audience in the evening. The per-
formance gave satisfaction. The best of
order prevailed at the circus and about
the village We did not hear Of Anything
bordering on disturbance
Harvesting in this vicinity is we'll un-
der way. Probably, large number Of
those having small crops will get through
cutting this week. The yield will be
light-much lighter than it was estimat-
ed two or three weeks ago. If the
weather should continue favorable, the
quality of the wheat will be good.
Mrs. A. D. Holiday received, this
week, intelligence Of the death of her
father, the Rev. DR.. Alexander, at his
home in, Noundsville, West Va. DR..
Alexander was eighty.four years Of age
and had been prominent among the min
listers of the Presbyterian church for
nearly half century He was IN active
pastoral work to the close OF his life.