The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-18

The first lot of sugar Mt W. Matters.
Mr.. C. West has gone back to his farm,
near Marshall.
Look out in one or two days for a fine
assortment os tobacco. at W. Matters.
There is u shining new roof on W. E.
Bakers mill.
Just received fine assortment of frcsl,
candies, at W. Matters.
Lemons and fresh crackers, just rcceiv-
cd at W. Matters.
Leave your order at Pond & Co.'S for
Wisconsin crab apples, and Duchess of
Oldcnbcrg apples.
| Notice the advertisement of Carleton
College, the fall term of which begins
Septcmber 29th.
There will he plenty of hay this winter,
without much doubt. The lesson of last
year was not in vain.
Charlie Stinsor, of Swctles Forest,
broke his leg one day last wcck-gctting
a kick while taking horses from water.
Wilson Moore comes back to Redwood
next month. to take a clerkship in Malm-
berg & Painc's insurance Office.
\ tree agent has been around during
the week, showing his seductive colored
plates and taking numerous orders.
This is good time to buy wood. Our
exchanges say that the price at Eagle
Lake is now only 81 for maple and So for
Eastwood
Vcnnor predicts heat and storms the
coming week. with cooler weather and
possible frosts the remaining week in
! August
! Pitts Tenney's new barber shop is near
IL ready for business It's all a mistake
the report that he wouldn't move until
Eext summer.
TIL, drosl!ll OF the past few weeks has
had some effect t'n garden truck. but the
refreshing rains of this week livcncd them
up again.
Marion Johnson's wheat thfesheA out
not more than half the yield per acre OF
las: year. hut his oats yielded first rate
about sixty bushels per acre.
Mr.. \. Dolvin has been getting out
some of his honey this week. The quail.
ty is excellent, and he expects to take
out about 200 pounds.
Mr.. J. n. Bradford a.lvcrtises his house.
hold furniture for sale, at the old City
Hotel. The family will remove to Mime.
arolis next month.
Mcleod County Agricultural Society
will hold its ninth annual fair at the fair
ground in Hutchinson ON the 14th, 18th
aud 10th of September.
One hundred and twenty binders and
other harvesting machines were sold a,
Marshall this season, according to The
News, the aggregate price footing VI
$34. .O2O.
Through the courtesy of Hon. II. r;
Strait, We learn of the appointment b,
the Postmaster General of r. H. Warren
to be postmaster at Lower Sioux Agency
vice John F. Deitzman. resigned.
O. z. O1Tara got back this week from
a trip to Lac qui Parle. He says that the
crops are better up that way than herea
bouts, and that Lac qui Parle village re
minds him of Redwood Falls.
Mr.. B. G. Dove will preach at th'
Christian church. Sabbath next. 7:45 r. n
The subject will be made one of intcrcs
to all. especially those interested in mora
Improvement.
The Minneapolis s. st. Louis Railroad
Company have purchased sixty acres OF
land near the Monitor Plow Works il
Minneapolis, on which they will erect
: round house and car shops.
Messrs. Wachsmuth and Papc, of tn
Chicago firm of Work, Wachsmuth & Co.
|, iobbers in clothing. have been spending
few days of this week with King Bros
We acknowledge an agreeable call fror
them.
e The father of Rev. r. E Anderson die
at Lcechburg. Pa. on the 10th inst. MI
Anderson writes that he did not arriv
: until the following day. There will proT
ably be no preaching at the Presbyteria
church next Sabbath.
4 We didn't report Sheriff Gale last cal
ture. fearing that the story that he wa
}, keeping An innocent prisoner in clos
confinement, without a trial, was gotte
up for campaign purposes. The hare
ened man now admits it himself. and say
, it's girl, but asks US not to ''give hi
'' away"
i Mr.. Shores store building is being r
|constructcd from the ground up, in ord'
that the floor and sidewalk may MOI
nearly conform to the grade of the stree
. French s. Woodwork will do the wol
on the iaterior. The same firm is bull
ing on an addition to Chas. DeGroal
house.
The price of wheat has ruled remark
:. bly high the past week. reaching 81.
one day last week. for No. 1. To-day Il
market stands at 41.13 for No. 1. al
S' 81 10 for No. Q. This is about the san
as the Minneapolis quotations for ycstt
day. and it is scarcely probable that the
nrites ran long f,p rnaint med here