The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-29
Mostly Local.

Mostly Local.
Pine tar at Old Reliable dfiig store.
John Christensen was setting them up
yesterday: It's girl.
Fresh confectionery, nuts and ien.uhs.
just received at Pond & Co.'s
Great drop III tie prices Of LUnBsna 4 st
c. w. GEORGE & Co.'S lumber yard
Pools barometers for 80 cents at Potd
q Co.'S
Farm Of 100 acres for sale; Oh easy
terms. inquire of ]. c. Vining.
PArNrs-Ready mixed in small or large
cans at Hitchcock's drug store.
Five-roomed house on Mill street for
rent. Inquire of J. C. Vining.
Our Morgan letter contains several i'm
portant news items, to owhish the readers
attention is particularly called.
Pond & Co. will have fresh fruit every
morning, except Mondays, during the sea-
son.
Geo. Crooks new boy isn't big etiough
for striker" yet, but his father is rather
proud of him all the same.
Charles Everett has secured fifty dol
lar per month job in the freight office at
Fargo.
Roman candles, rockets, cannon crack
ers, fire crackers, torpedoes, caps, pistols;
at Pond s. Co.'S
The handsomest- located residence lots
in town, for sale on easy terms.
Inquire of VIM CRoULEY.
For sALE-Sixty acres Of good farm
ing land within miles of this village at
Sc per acre Will trade it for younS
stock. Also three dwellings for rent.
BowEKs & ROBINSON.
John Dfipps took the lead this year oii
new potatoes. A dozen hills which he
sprouted in doors yielded good-sized po
tatocs for last Sundays dinner. This
method of forcing early potatoes strikes
US as a new invention:
The regular meeting of the temperance
society was postponed till next Sunday
night. Mr. Bowers will read ah article
on prohibition in Maine" Other Sc
lect readings and recitations will be pre-
sented, intersperscd with music.
A paragraph in last weeks paper was
made needlessly offensive by careless
compositer reading worthless" where
meddlesome" was written. We don't
believe in calling names, but we want to
encourage people to mind their own bust
ness.
Three Lakes patriots have engaged
Rev. John Pemberton for an Grafton on
the Fourth-a fortunate selection. In
the amusement line besides boat riding
and racing, they promise a match game
of base ball between representatives of
Three Lakes and Sheridan.
w. r. Hackett, of Westboro, Ohio, is
visiting the Hammers and other friends
in this vicinity. He is in poor health,
but has been improving so rapidly since
his arrival here that he has concluded to
sell his possessions in Ohio and locate
permanently in Redwood county
The dairymcn of this vicinity appear
to be hanging back about shipping their
butter as an association, and their first
shipment yesterday amounted to less
than 600 pounds. Some of our merchants
ran up the price of butter to 1S cents. and
this may be set down as one good thing
accomplished by this movement.
The good people of Sheridan have te:
solved to celebrate the Fourth this year,
in Whitemore's grove, and to invite all
their neighbors to join with them in a
basket picnic As the programme has
failed to reach us, we arc only able to say
that horse racing. an OK race, sack race
ETC., are among the attractions promised
Trade In Redwood has been unusually
good the past week or so. One desirable
result following a change from wheat
growing to stock raising, is the increase
in the variety and value of the products
of our farms. which gives the farmer some,
thing to sell at other times than LATTER
harvest, and thus puts little cash in
circulation during the dull months of
summer.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Redwood Falls post. office, Jt1ne
Goth, 1882.
Bryant Evans. ED
Esenseist. sen st.. Peter Ganig. Charles
Potter, D w
The creamery business is increasing
rapidly. About four hundred pounds of
butter are manufactured daily. On
Thursday of this week two thousand two
pounds of butter. the product Of the
creamery. were shipped from this station,
to Chicago and New York markets.
Sleepy Eye Herald.
Col. Baxter, right of-way agent for the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis r. R., was in
town yesterday. He informed repre-
sentative of this paper that the new board
of officers would assume control next
month, and would doubtless decide on
the details of road construction this side
of the Minnesota. Most of the grading
on the line through Renville county to
the river is completed
Redwood people will have an opportu-
nifty to form an opinion on the progress
made by those who attended the Mar
shall convention, if they go to the con-
cert next Tuesday evening. Our foremost
singers have always been liberal in sing
ing for the pleasure of the public, and it
is but fair to presume that the public
will willingly pay them for an evenings
entertainment once IN the year. Go and
hear them, and you viii be we'll repaid.
How to Save.
All hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end in dangerous i'll