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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-22
A. Sheridan Farmer.

Mr.. Edwin Payne lives 12 miles west
of Redwood Falls, in the town of Sheri-
dan. When he came to this county in
1869 all he possessed was one team OF
horses and $500. lie took u homestead
where he now lives and in. 1874 took u
tree claim joining his homestead. A
beautiful grove of Is scres adorns his
tree claim. 1t consists of about an equal
amount Of cottonwoods; NAPLES and box
elders: The trees have been we'll cult.
waited and are doing we'll: He has good
frame dwelling we'll finished inside and
cut. Tho main part is l4x5 feet ouc
and ono half story high and the lean to
is l0x25 feet. On the day we visited
him he was just finishing q milk and
cheese house. The milk department il
under ground, enclosed by stone wall
IS feet hong, II feet wide and feet deep.
The door consists of cement:
The cheese room is over the milk room
and Of equal dimensions. # is u sub
stantial frame shingled rooted building.
Besides these buildings he has large
granery; corn cribs and several stabl.s
for his stock.
His buildings are weff protected by
forest trees cons sisting of willows, cot
tonwoods, be1 elders, naples aud black
walnuts. He has an abundance Of tasp-
berry, strawberry, current and gooseberry
bushes: some apple and u great quantity
Of wild plum bushes.
Mr.. Payne has seid two horses since
be came here, bought none and has al
this time 6 work horses and three colts
Bought one COW in 80 and one in II !,
has sold over $500 worth of cattle ami
has at tlris time 81 head. lie miHcs Is
cows ut present snd has more 10 eonhr
in. Makes sbort 81 bs. Of butter per
week. FeedshiS eaWes SKINNED milk.
He has in crops this year 65 acres
wheat, IA acres oats, Is acres corn and
acres barley. Wheat raising has never
paid him, but he has never failed in get
ting good corn crop, and never in oats
VII Aoos JSos' OoAiCy u0S NV DSSh :"
profitable crop with him. He has sonse
Timothy but We don't remember how
many acres. His timothy has slway, ,
done we'll. After. the first crop it gradu-
ally grows thinner, and should bo reseed-
ed every or years. We were not
cheeky" enough to ask>M Mr.. Payne how
much cssh he had, but as he is known to
do business strictly on the cash system,
I'VE conclude that what he has in his
| fpossossion' fsiray represents what he II
WORTH financially. Mr. Payne has eleven
children and must have been economical
Ito accomplish Whist he has in the pas'
Edozen years; but his economy is not ol
the n,iserly kind for no one visiting hi
family will doubt that they enjoy ar
abundance OF the necesarics and coM
forts Of life.
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PROB.tTK NOTICE.

STATE Or MIsN Esork. p,,,,, c.-.
COUNTY Or REDWOOD, D. o. " ''''o No"''
In the matter Of the estate of JOHN ildart de-
d' ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Joshua
Stevcs, Of Redwood county representing
among other things, that John Gil.iart late
nf said county, on the Eth day of May A, ID.
Use. at town of Springdaie, i'm said county,
died interstate, and being n resident of this
county Mt tho time Of his death. leaving goods,
schattels, and estate within this county, and
:that the kait Kht n bner fs a nephew and cred
;itor Of said decsaseJ. and PRAYING that admin
'istratibn Of said esfate be t6W. II. Gwen grant
ed. IL is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this court, on Friday. the
1tth.day Of July A, D. 1882, at 10 O'Clock i. NJ,
at the Probate ofnce II said county.
Ordered further. thhr notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs Of .ah DECEASED. and 10 all
persons interested. hy publishing copy Of
thiso order for three aifccessi:e weeks prior 10
said day of hearing. m the fleetwood fiazettc.
o weekly newsplp6r ptmted and published at
Rcdwood FaliS. IN spid county;
Dated at kedwOod FuliS, MINI. the 2Uth day
81 June A. d. 1882.
- -. JoHy ". BOWERS.
IS / -" Judge 81 Probate!
IDeaI,l 49, >.
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New avon.

Correspondence Of till aAzEiT1Tx.
The New Avon lyceum picnic was o
grand success. 1t was called to order by
the president, John Turnbull Exercises.
reading; Dialogues. essays and singing
And & fhe dinner. then being large and
respectable crowd and everybody enjoy:
ed themselves first rate. In the after
noon the boys had game of base bali
and in the evening i dance. Peace and
harmony prevailed tiif3dgh the day and
eveniHg:
. Mf. and Mrs: Mefariand, sister and
|trbther:in law Of S: W. Hubbard, are Wis;
| itifg tfir latter /
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, June 10th. 1889
) Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his CHIN. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis.
ter and Receiver Of the U. s. Land ONCE IT
Redwood Falls, Mimi. on Saturday, july 18th,
1889, viz: Jetmend Christensen, presumption
entry no. 81, for the northeast 4 Of the sonth-
east u, section 10. township ia, range 81. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land. viz: Ole johnson, Andrew Peterspn.
Andrew Cole and Ole Cole, all Of Swedes Yer
lest, Redwood Co.
~ WIN. 2. DUHNINGrON. Register
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NOTICE.
OFFICE Al

LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, June 18Th. lsS2
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sett ler hns filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in SUPPORT Of his cai m,
and that SAID proof will be made before the
Register anT Receiver of the q. s. Land OfHcn
at Redwood Falls, MINI. on Saturday, July I'D
1882, viz: Henry Johnson. Homestead entry,
No. $50, for the southeast 4 of section "a. town
liz, rannse 80. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land. viz MAIDS Ber-
tleson. r. Bertlrson, john Christopherson.
hYtl Fred Chist tophcrson, all of Box Elder, Red
WM. p. DUNN E:tToS,
Register.
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NOTICE.
LAND offxt.E AT

rrt ~ LAND OFfXE AT
s REDWOOD FALLS, MrNN., May q, 1es2.
Notice is hereby given; that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, ant
will be made before the Register and Receive
OF the U. s. Land OAce, at Redwood Falls
Vim, on Saturday, JtbAe "a, 1882 VIZ !: James
Hodge. pre-empti.n d. 8. entry No.S Sc. for fhe
seadthwest Z of the northeast e, south half Of
the northwest u, and northwest quarter of the
southwest 4 of section /. township liz, range
IS. He nameslthe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Upon and cultivation
of said tract, viz: e NJ Preston, W A Tfckner,
Cornelius ByingtOn and w w Byington, al Of
Redwood Falls, Redwood cotAty tal F q
- WV. r. DUNNlN0roN, Register.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT
1&eFVWnnnE EAIlS MINI

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, May 2ss 1882.
Not tsS p hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice oflh iyteNtfOn
~ make tsnal proof IN support of his ~krim,
and that said proof will be made before the
H4gfstcr aud Receiver of the u. Land Office,
Iat Redwood Fails. Minn> or SATURDAY., June
[24th, viz !: Theodore Zellpef1 Homestea4 en-
try No. 2644, for the nortb beast 4 Of secffo&6 g.
town Ill, rnnge 50. He names the following
witnesses to- prove his continuous residence
upon ald c,fk fsatiOn of said land, viz: j. w
NAg4oAs John Emburger. Of Ccresco, Redwood
Co; C,West and B. e. Fre,st of Marshall, Lyon
Co y Ea7
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Lesietir Newss Quite delegation of

LesaeHr Newss Quite delegation of
LeSueurites left here yesterday to at
tend the crystal Wedding OH. W. Martin.
presiding elder of the NJ. E. church for
this district. There are 81 ministers un-
der his charge and it is expected all of
them will he present. The delegation
from LeSueur will present him with an
elegant set of silverwarc. and ii IS expect
cd that the whole affair will be stfpTise
To hin. An,opg other pleasant fest.ifes
Of the OCCASION the Elder win I've called
upon to uhite couple In. matrimonial
lyofy(ts, .'
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+ Rcnvillc Union: A friend suggests that
as liivsquito time is tapidly approaching
-scttse of the insects having already com
menced their nightly serenade-a good
way to get even with them would be 10
present them to our county commission
ers who would cut down their bills by
one-half,
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Ex-Judgc Hanscome, of St. Peter, has.
been engaged to wave tile torch OF fire. e
dom at Bird Island on the 4th. and B. +.
Webber will unmuzzlc his patriotism at
Tracy on the same glorious anniversary.
1t is hardly likely that they will include
in their orations any reference to the ju-
dicial nominations in this district.
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NOTICE
iANDOFFICE A.

LAND OFFICE AZ
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, June 18th, lSs
Notice is hereby given that the following
pamed settler has nled notice of his.intention
To make firEAl profit in support of MS Claim.
and that said proof will he made. before the
Register apd Retefik 81, ,at Redwood Falls Mimi,
on Saturday. July ga, 1882. viz: Lennon II,
Vanaff. Ifot1 est ei.f entry, No. 1905, for the
SOUTH s of the northwest Il of section 2s. tow n
iii, range IS. He names the following wit ness
cs To pTnSG His c6htinncts residence upon.
and ttIhi18tnn ~. said fand. viz: David
Parker; Robert Parker, James Watson, Louis
White, ali Of Redwood Fails.
IS WIN 4. DUNyINGroH.
RpuiStpr.
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1he winona Republican is authority
for the statement that a new bridge
across Amiret brook is to. be constructed
by the Winona 4 St. Peter railroad COM
pany. 1t will be /, 1850 feet long and 70
feet high. This will be followed by the
construction of two stone arches and the
f1tlihg OF the entire sbxgs with earth.
This don't look much. like the road be.
4ween Tracy and Marshall was to be
abandoned: Newspaper editors can cas-
iit abandon failr0ad, bit when it comes
10 building new ones it is Quite smother
thiHg Ned Ulm RerteU.
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Mf: robert Wilson was :akch with dip
iberia Thursday night; but fortunately
escaped with only short tussle with the
tfisease. 1t was u disappointment to the
Marshall excursionists that their leader
was unable to join them in their trip. but
had to 20 by train another day.
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st5 a gentlemen called 1t this Office on
Saturday and subscribed forths Tribune,
and made the reshSrk thst ND Ia taken
the paper ths p4ss seat 10 Would have
sAvsd ~ tAx penhiitleB. Lat tkis b. Z
wdrhfnx to others who hare nos sa1hscrib.
|ete-IrjbaHs. r,..-. SsTE-
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Experience the Best Guide.

The reason why women everywhere
use Parkcr's Ginger Tonic is because
they have learned by cxpcrencc-th best
|guide-that this excellent medicine over
come dependency. periodical headache,
indigestion, pam in the back and kidneys,
and other troubles of the sex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-22

Excufsiut tickets will be- sold ff6m thiG
station to any point ON the G. s. n. W.
railroad for the Fourth Of July. Sale
will commence Muntlay, July 3rd. Tick
ets GOOD 70 rs,ufh nsftii July 9Th, inclu-
sive: ". G. TrttS'
~ ynNf
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The sfa4eiPcht is made in a ireighbor!
ing exchange that the longer y growing
steer Is kept after he is two years old,
she s+smer is tho decrease Of p,o6t On the
investment Suppose yearlingsare worth
$12, two year iolds $1s and three Pear olds
s24. In keepfsg d two year "a, dHfil he
II three yea1s old the farmer realizes 80
profit. This is so per cent. gain in one
year. # he keeps nm ano sirpY year. the
profit will be 90 Rrt a. he corsmehecs
this ycxt with. a steer worth $f6; his profit
Is .onay ole thTf Of his inves stntht. o,
B,S PER cent Hence if the farmer sells
bis stock at two years old sid invess the
proceeds in calves and yearknsgs be isput
tine his money where IL Wifi do the mos,
| good.s This is plausible. But We SHOULD
IKE toask practical stock feeder Rheth
er His experiences IL in accordance will
the ptemises' lesding 10 this concldaion.
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The best piece of wheat we have seen
thu spring ID on the Cottonwood bottom.
lust north of Lauaberton. II is Sea Isle.
Mr.. Whittcn tf Rochester. . large wheat
grower and merchant told us It had been
the best paying wheat in Minnesota since
ITS introduction here. & ii
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We met MIL. b. ;pssose. t6f Elkhosn,
Wis. last Saturday. AZ an old newspa.
per man. Mr.. Devore gave us an interest
j ing talk and seemed desirous Of informing
himself as to the history and prospects oil
| ouf town, with which he was apparently
| we'll pleased. .:.,3 ,..,-. .s... ....--
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D. L.. Bigham is sure that liberal ap-
plitaiiBH of manure makes cottonwood
trees grow faster. and points with pride
to fine row of these trees, eleven years
from setting out and viii, trunks between
two and tiifec feet in circumference. to
brove it.
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Many of the Charlestown farmers herd
their hogs. Geo. Wagner, prominent
farmer there, says that after few days
they are less trouble than sheep or cattle.
Thousands OF bushels Of grain 50 to waste
in this county every year that might be
utilized by hog herding. 4 months pas
turc on grain stubblc will half fatten a
hog and thus save number Of bushels
of grain. Try it farmers! Now is the
time to arrange your herds, that you may
put them on the slubb1y as soon as the
grain is removed.
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At meeting of the Presbyterian con-
gregatioh last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son was unanimously requested to remain
in charge another year. Mr.. Anderson
has gained the affection of his congrega-
tion and the respect of the whole com
munity during his stay here, and for him
to leave now would seem almost a talam
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Eo6Et u Tumored that the MilwahkeS d q.
IL asd Northwestern roads. having saf,
- tssvilytAas year In, damages pail
apt sn,sih-ups of csscus trains. hsvs pat
N4rjces for 1iauiing thAsotconccrnss6 %
high ,hat We are likely to 90 Without cir.
tuses this summer; s.,ssss ..ss - ra...-,1s
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Mr. Broughton has had Whitaker aid
M moving apparatus employed Id hadl-
(ihE the house in Watsoas additi,Jii. form
city occupied by Mr.. Ackmann. od 10 his
lsts bppositeSA. +. Kings residence.
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There are a number Of eases 6f meas
les in Lambeftuh and vicinity. Yeste
q. sm6ll; an es,itiiable young lady. sitter
4 foftnight's illness; died on last Friday
inorhlng. Many outside the family tit.
Gle mourn her early departure.
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The editor having svailed himself of .
favorable opportunity to see Marshall for
the hrst time. via the excursion. the read
er b invited to take pot luck this week
With the presiding demon, left hi chkrge
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D.J. Laird, last week, realized hand.
some price for his fine colt; Ida Laird;
Mr. &. ii. f3ohn being the purchaser:
Mr. Bohn traded his store building on
Mill street, which cost over 500 three
years. ago. and is now as good as new, fo'
the animal. The building will be moved
across the street. on to Laird & Dorm
berg's lots. and be occtfpfed by them as a
hardware store: The colt is a fiDe blood
cd animal. and was put into the trade al
d yaltte of $565.
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The verdict of "criminal and wilful
carelessness." was rendered by the coro-
ner's jurv. at Lake CITY, in tn, case Of
Captain Davidson and Pilot King. of the
steamer Centennial. which fan into the
boat occupie by Frank Collins near that
place on Monday, causing the death of
the latter. Bail was procured at Wi
mona, and the boat proceeded on her
.iri D.
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Lamberton Commercial: A. n. Gbod-
rich formerly Of the Commercial, nov of
Minneapolis. as partner In Job 6nlcv.
was burned out. We leath hA Was ftlly
insured, ~
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We nft;st at least make Il passing fssiee
of the Conclusions arrived q! by Msssrs.
Frins snd Brslfgfd; as to their Maiden
vifIs venture, for the behefft of thtsc who
have not talked with them. Tie doubt
WHICH has been put forward by sotse. re-
ssrding the permanence and eStent OF
slit leads opened up at MaidenviHe. is not
entertained by these gentlemen. Doctor
Finn investigated number of rft4 Hin
efa4 leads that approximated twenty feet
III width. Lack of machinery will delay
pro6sabN production for some time at
lesst, but the SHOWS having now disap-
pcared; n.iners are able to 20 on with
their operations in preparation for COM
ing stamp mills and reduction works.
The doctor thinks Maidenville will not
experience much of boom this summer,
however, xnd anticipates = rather dull
SEASON there. especially for those who 50
theyestc scck employment. @.ys .
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Uncle Dolvin is improving the appear
ance of our street greatly. The stFee. on
which G. w. George Is located has been
worked well.
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Jancsvilie Argus: DeGraff & Hopkins
.b.ye tyn four-ycar old steers which bring
the scales down 10 1900 pounds. Al
present prices they would bring nearly
$500 in Chicago. They are fine speci
mems. and were raised without extra feed
ing besides from the usual allowance.
When steers Of this kind reach such q
weight by feeding from Minnesota blue
grass. farmers should hesitate no longer
to introduce stock fHising.
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They ate.. anticipating a big time at
Three Lakes the Fourth: Foster Wat
Son took out a large boat for the occasion.
We ehjoy boat riding our selves.
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MARRiED-

BALDWIN-LITTLE-A Redwood Falls, June
18th. by Rev. j. Pemberton. Horace $. Bald
win to Fannie E, Little, all of Redwood
lIFals.
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New tim Review: Mary KLEIN, aged
"A years, committed suicide in the town
of Sigel last Wednesday night by walk
ing in the lake adjoining her residence
and deliberately drowning herself at a
place where the water was only about
four feet deep. The old lady had be:
coined possessed with the idea that her
days of usefulness had passed and that
she was only burden TO her children,
seven of whom are living and in good
circumstances in Brown county.
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f'he Town Boards Of Review

Will meet at the office Of the town clerk
on tie fourth Monday Of June.
Section SO. Of the tax law defining theft
dtisies, reads, I" and on the application OF
"any person considering himself aggricv,
"ed, they shall review the assessment
land correct the same as shall appeaf to
.them inst" Further on the same section
reads, "aii complaints and grievances Of
'.indiyiduals, residents Of the town Of
district, in reference to the assessment
"of personal property shall he heard and
decided by the town board"
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~ A.. O. i. w. .....
kEDvoGb FALLS LODdE, No. 6S, meets first
lind third Monday evenings of each month.
j. J.. THOMPsON; NV. =
C. A. FaANCufs, Recorder.
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE oAzhTTE OFFICE.

;. F. L. Warner departed last week for
Watertown: There is rumor afioat that
he will switch of 1t Candy. Probably
know by next issue:
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Miss Lulu Hammond of Iatfbs Sc. Wis.
who has been spending few month";,
here attending our high school, intends
giving lessons during vacation, in mezzo-
t ent and water color painting. Her terms
will be Moderate. She Far be found at
the residence of c. E, Burllans', where
she has some fine specimens of htf art.
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Masonic,

A.ffutfrf fsobut. No.si, Art: ! 1. N:-atsks
in each Niufith, ut 7lls o'uibtk r: II,
JNo II. BowEkst eeu'
REDWOOD tHApFkk No. a, II, A, M.-1tatod
Convocatiohs the ald aDd 4th EFldaysM each
month. ",E, DtCkfNSON, II. +.
ROBr, W 4ttUN, e6e'y. = = '. go. =
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I. o. or O. =.
REpw0Bb t1DdE, M, o., meets every Satur-
day might, at 7h,pctorhr
Brothers fruin distatte are cordially invited
to attend. GEO. WHlTrET. n. O.
NubT. WAfSt1N, X, s:
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Fargo Ahd Moothead are raising $50,
900 by subscription for wagon bridge
across the bloody chasm at that point.
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Lee fsr the Bsenl
goods.
80 and shoes. .as
F6r next thirty days,
Al cost. for cash, II :. AT.
"a WI. 0l6ttf i CoA
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A tHbiic spirited citizen suggests that
our people, ought to be stirred up to take
more pride in their home surroundings
while the natural advantages Of Redwood
are superior to any of its e6hfpsefs. its
hro,aulsseholders, Nous with few honorable ex+
ceptions. neglect to even make those i'm
provements which cost no MONEY and but
little labor, and which would redeem their
premises from that slatternly, saovenly
appearxifce which advertises them as
trufy' a. their personal HHcatn Of HEX OF
Il fs'ntatafested ty tlIeff Mdfvffdaf hat'if:
| iyyxonfa - 80
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Judge Bowers represented Redwood
codhty at tkte recent session IL Mankato
Of the Southwestern Miunesots LAM sid
Immmigraation society. the convention
came to an agreement to issue 100, 600
pamphlets. san to set forth the advantages to
settlers Of the eighteen counties constitu-
ting southwestern Minnesota. In this,
.additioNaf to She general matter, it was
decided to give to each county half a
paga. ito he set in nonpareii, in whftk to
set forth the special advan tuges and at.
|tractions Of such GoUAties. The railroad
companies subscribed fsy lsrge number,
of tie pamphlet, which WIZ BE- out in
a moEa4sA OF. SO. far -H.ts
A dispute between two mer ga Nil
street last Sxsurday resulted III three cas-
es for Justice Loads decision. d A worth
less 'bystander rut iii his oar TO- sggfavate
the dispute, and III the intefehAaAgc Of
not over.nice talk made himself ffsbk Il
arrest for abusive ahtf obstene hmkuag'
and Was fined IS and costs. 1ke fe
cipient OF, these ehoicE eotgt Eshts " d
| in turn haufcd before she 1dstitx,, tsexs
guilty and paid the satek Aae, a44d sh'
latter now brings sa4t fer dak1lAllAtxse 4 gains
the original offender in file squabble =
farmer who drove his team over the rop
used in. moving Mr.. Bfoughton's house
snd this last case will be heard before til
Justice on the ,24,h' inst.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-22
Redwood Falls Markct.

W. c. TYLER. Agent,
Redwood Falls, MINI.