The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-22
Mostly Local.

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Business last week for Justice Loud.
Where are the strawberries this year?
Musical convention at Marshall this
week. -:
Great drop in the prices of LUMBER at
c. w. GEORGE & Co.'S lumber yard.
G. Mckay has had his house r"painted
by Tenncy and Boutelle. Looks well.
Farm of 100 acres for sale, on easy
terms. Inquire of J. C. Vining.
The Grand Communicates of Minnesota
meet at Red Wing tomorrow.
Five-roomed house on Mill street for
rent. Inquire of ]. G. Vining.
A fire at Red Wing. starting in Kel-
logg's drug store, destroyed $l2, 500 worth
of business property
Big Stone county pays bonus of five
cents for each gopher killed in the coun-
ty.
Two hundred Thoroughbred Plym-
outh Rock spring chickens and eggs
for sale at half price, at J. W Crump's.
The Mankato Free Press got out u large
special edition of their paper just before
the recent real estate COZ We tion.
We learn ffotn the News that d. A. Nc
Intyre has good position at Minneapo-
lis.
Nfr, John JessHp is mentioned in tho
Union as the prospective leader of q
string band at Renvillc Station.
The handsomcst- located residence 1vts
in town, for sale on easy terms.
Inquire of WIN. CRotLkx
Mr.. G. II. BOhn and wife, formerly Of
this place tHtt how of St. Paul, were Wis
iting at e. w. Georges this week and re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. Till TiLbctts was suddenly called
to preside at Robt. Wilson's store, dur
ing the sickness of the latter, and ap-
pcared at home in his old ''posish"
A tasty sign with New Avon house"
Inscribed OH II, hangs out at the Turn.
bull place in the townof New Avon.
Mr. hathaway is the proprietor;
Mr.. IIolbtooi&, the kasota eating house
man. has determined on removing to
more favorable location. ,Thx Tribune
says he may go TO Huron. ,ts-:
FoR sALE-Sixty acres of good farm
ing land within 8miles of this village at
So per acre. Will trade it for young
stock. Aksothyee dwellings for rent
8.f @t~5- Bowers s. RoBINsos:
Us. Lesfo.Ss and wife, Of the Lanziyer-
ton Commercial, went to- Wis'cra On last
Friday to join the Minnesots editorial e1-
cursion to St. Louis. They will go by
river and return by rail. $.
Mr.. Gilbert McKsy, of Hampton. Da-
ko,a county, paid Redwood u visit last
week. Mr.. Mckay thinks the fieaa crops
on our best farms arc little more for
ward than in his county.
Those peach blossoms We noticed few
weeks ago. on Mr.. Richardson's place.
/ nave UTOuSuL lOItn SCSCEuT lHAuHt. pCuSA0
es. The Redwood county peach crop can
be counted on as an assured success.
The esueus last Thursday resulted in
the ckesicr Of the following delegates:
W. y. Finn,, IS. SteddafA.. H. G. .Ack-
r.san, o. H. Sorlen. g., E. Mckay, A. D.
Mcintyre. Chas. Tiffany. z..4 10 aai .
4 Extras for Osborne harvesting ma
chinery, and mowers, and twfne, for sale
by the Undersigned Apply at onces so
that parts wanted and not now IN stock
may be ordered. GEO. CReeks.
i A special train lead of hssdred sad
fifty men, women and children of the
colored persuasion. passed througlr Wa
SEGA lately to found a colony on the
Northern, Pacific railroad. They'll bt
going back to Clo'. after experiencing
. oac q two winters up there. BE-.