The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-04-01
Local News.
terrain church next Sabbath morning by
Rev G. d. Marsh.

terrain church next Sabbath morning by
Rev G. d. Marsh.
At a meeting of the council on Monday
evening, Mr. l. D. Whitemore was elected
village marshal.
Mrs. II. B. Fargo and family, who have
been spending several months at Fond-du-
Lac, Wis, and vicinity, returned home
on Tuesday evening.
Owing to the crowded state of our
columns. the publication of IAN Ode to
the Season" by our Sheridan correspon
dent, is temporarily postponed.
Mr. Thos. 4. March has painted and
otherwise improved his building two
doors east of the Post Office, where he
has just received new stock of Boots
and Shoes. See his ad.
DR.. c. s. Stoddard has purchased Mr..
J. r. Weymouth's property. the first
house south of the court house, for $1,000.
He intends to occupy it as dwelling.
and will also have his Office there.
The partnership existing between Al
fred Wallin and j. w. Paxton Esqs.. has
been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All unfinished business of the firm
remains in the hands of Mr. Wallin.
W. H. Hawk, Clerk of the Cont, has
been held by Justice Flynn in $500, to
appear at the June term of the District
Cotrt, to answer the charge of embezzle-
ment to which we referred last week.
Judge Bowers has purchased VIM. Law,
sons new house on sixth st. near Jeffer-
SON We have not been able to see the
Judge but one of his friends informs us
the property will be for rent as soon it is
finished.
Willis Tickner, Lucy Brown, Julia Kell-
ogg, Christie Kennedy, Cassie Kennedy
and Alice Jackson were the teachers from
Redwood Co., who were present at the
State institute which closed at Marshall,
last Thursday.
Div. Sup't. Sanborn, Gen. Claim Agent
Fitch, Div. Freight Agent McCulloh and
Train Master Bidwell of the G. & n. w.
r. R., arrived here this morning, at a.
NJ, on special train, and remained for
about half an hour.
Messrs. Buxton and Baily returned
from their search after Geo. Cummings
horse yesterday afternoon. In compli-
ancc with their request we will not at
present say any thing about the dis
coveries they made.
Mr.. W. c. Tyler informs us that there
will be change of time in running the
traius on the C. & N. w. r. R., on and
after Sunday next, but he has not received
any information as yet in regard to O
change of the arrival and departure Of
the cars here.
The King Bros are busily engaged il
preparing the room lately occupied by
Lewis Bros, for the reception of theil
large assortment of dry goods, boots and
shoes. hats and caps, ETC., which they
have just purchased and which they ex
pect to open the latter part of this week
At NJ e. Church next Sabbath, service
at 1890 A. NJ: and 7:l5 p. NJ. Morning
Subject; The Importance of Christ's Res
direction. Evening; The Genuine Basis
of Religious Belief; What is it, Prayer
Meeting. Thursday evening, 7:s0 o'clock
All invited. Visiting strangers made vel
come. = -
At the teschers examinations held IL
Redwood County during the last two
weeks there were granted the following
number of certificates by Co. Supt. Big
ham; Walnut Grove. 2, second grade
Lamberton, 8, second grade, and5 thirt
grade; Redwood Falls. II second grade
and 6, third grade. Number Of appli
Giants rejected in all, Q.
Just think of-it-you can relieve tn
twinges of rheumatism, or the most pain
full attack of neuralkfa can check
cough, and heal bruised or broken skin
with bottle of THoHAs' EcLEcrR1c On
costing only Is cents. The sdvertise
ment of this leading remedy in snothe
column, is well worth careful perusal
Note-Eclectric, selected and electrified
Mr.. Old. Sicklcr of Fond -du- Lac, Wis.
who lately purchased Mr.. J. A. McCon
neips interest, in the Exchange Hotel
arrived on Tuesday evening and tool
possessions Of the. property to-day. Nj
McConnelb who has made many friend
and built nr.s good trade during tn
short time he has been here. expects :
60 further west. and may perhaps locai
Ut Fort Pierre p. r.