The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-01-19

Valentines at Pond & Cos.
The change in mail arrangement takes
well with patrons of the post Office
Mr. Mcconnell is closing ont Il stock Of
clothing at Miss Longs old store.
A lot of new books at the circulating
library of Pond s Co. -. ~- ~..
Underwood is to have bridge across
the Redwood.
The death of Caleb Rich, an old and re-
spccted citizen of Beaver Falls, was not
noted in last weeks GAZETTE.
E. H. Bissell, who used to run a jewelry
store here, is now in Wisconsin. Charlie
Everett saw him in Fond du Lac the 9th
cr day.
The contract is let by the C. & N. w.
| r. r. Co. to grade road from Algona,
Iowa, to Tracy, to be finished by Nov.
, ist.
Stanley, Lyon county, was the first
town in that county to vote unfavorably
! upon the proposition to issue bonds to the
NJ. 6 St. L. r X.
| Scarlet fever robbed the family OF 4. {.
Forbes. at Marshall. of promising and
only child. and also look two of James
Lawrence children.
We made no special mention last week
of the reappo intment of Marshal Sickle
by the new council No other appoint
ment would have given equal satisfaction.
Mr.. Marshman is getting no good ad.
vertising envelope setting forth the bust
ness advantages Of Redwood Falls In gen.
eral and Of some OF Its business houses
in particular.
Business changes involving two promi-
=! nent mercantile firms in Redwood are
being freely discussed on the streets, but
we have no authority as yet to announce
such changes.
St. Peter Tribune: We understand that
Judge Cox packed up his law library to
attend the impeachment trial and declar
ed to friend that he should never again
return to st Peter. Farewell.
A home concert is talked of, for the
purpose of raising little money to buy
new music for the Presbyterian choir.
Such laudable object ought to fillthc
church, at small rate of admission.
The ice harvest this winter is fine at
this point, and large STOCK is being laid
away. Liehenguth & Schmahl Bros. are
putting in their supply on the west side
of the mill pond. -
Bird Island Post: Magnus Johnson, OF
Birch Cooley. called on Tuesday. and in.
formed us that railroad operations had
been, renewed on the NJ. & St. L.. the
graders now being at work on his place.
The Catholic society have concluded
the purchase of two lots for their church,
on Lincoln street, south Of VIM. Smiths
residence It is given out that the church
will be begun as soon as the opening OF
spring permits.
Chas. v. Everett returned from Chicago
last week. On his way here he visited in
l
Wisconsin, and had.a good time with old
acqnaintances there. but nevertheless is
glad to get back to the old town once
| more.
D. Malmberg is making an unusually
long stay sway from Redwood this trip
and his friends fear that he may have com
mitted matrimony or some other terribl.
thing. ]
Commodore Davidson sold fifteen eleva
tors. with wheat capacity of over half
million bushels. to syndicate of Mime
apo!is mill operators. The elevators wer'
located mostly on the line of the Manito
ba road.
/ Rev. Anderson will address his morn
| ing sermon next Sunday particularly Z
the children. The fourishing condition
of the Presbyterian Sunday school IS ev'
dcnce that Mr.. Anderson takes livel
interest in the younger members Of socie
] ty.