The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-01-12

NtlOn to creamerieS, we should like to
hear farmers wife tell of the delights of
butter making.
Harvey Officer. Esq, of st. Paul. was
in Redwood Falls this week, overlooking
the mortgage sale of the Turrell estate.
All of the real estate sold at the Tnrrell
mortgage sale yesterday was bid in by
the nortgagors, as we'll as a large share
Of the personal property.
Turn out at the school meeting Mon
Gay night, and as you contemplate the
splendors of our school architecture, ask
Yourself whether we don't need change
The Tyler Journal says some of the
farmers in that vicinity are having!
Make hay while the sun shines.
Thirty thousand free vaccinations were
made in Chicago during the month of
December.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet al. the
s;dence of Mrs. John Drake, Friday af
ternoon, Jan. 18th, at half past two
o'clock. Refreshments served from 5 to
o'clock. All are cordially invited
The Milwaukee land Madison short
line will be opened for travel in few
days by the C. & N. w. r. r. Co.. and
tickets will be good for all three routes to
Chicag6-via Milwaukee, via GAINESVILLE
or via Bcloit.
The death of Oscar Eggleston, in
Westline township, which occurred last
month, was the first in that township
since it was first settled. The young
man is highly spoken of, and was in his
twenty-second year.
Towns and elevators are springing up
along the line of the Minneapolis g. St.
Louis railroad every few miles, and the
construction of the line is giving wonder
which it passes.
Wood for Sale.
At John Thornhill's on the R:hc|daffcr
farm. Hard or soft wood delivered any
where in the village. Orders may be left
at German store, or at Clayson's. Terms
cash.
The election in Marshall was decided
on the temperance issue. E. L. Healy
and council! hostile to the liquor inter
est were elected hv a close vote but
whether the new city dads will refuse to
grant licenses or otherwise is not an
nounced.
The trustees of the NJ. L. church have
given the Literary Association permission
to hold their meetings in that church,
and the literary exercises Of next Friday
evening will be given there. The public
is expected to behave itself at these gath
criags, in return for this concession for
the public good.
Billy Marble Once Agun.
Billy Marbles Dramatic Company have
secured the use of the court room for a
short enga cement and will arrive here
some time next week. We arc assured
that the company has been changed and
strengthened by the acquisition Of first
class support for the inimitable comedian.
'rbnro e., ,GnoI c,rn
At meeting of those interested in Tie
dairy and stock interests of Rochester, it
was unanimously decided to call State
meeting to discuss these important ques-
tons, and to organize State Dairy and
Creamery association. The date for such
meeting has been fixed for FEBRUARY IA,
Is and 16, at Rochester. There will y"
large display of dairy and creamery APP
paratus and fixtures.
Renville Times: Last Thursday after
| noon man driving a double team at
tempted to cross Ahrcn's mill pond just
above the dam. When about half way
across, the ice suddenly gave way. lettire
both horses into the pond. AS the water
was only about four feet deep, the team
was easily rescued by the citizens who
rushed to the scene of disaster.
Roll of honor for school district No 2
for the month ending January 9th:
AIDA Mason May Mason. Winnie 30
gardus. AIDA Bogardus, Thomas John
son, Willard Mason, Pearl Bogardus
Reuben Bogardus. Nellie Hammer, En-
ma Hammer, Sarah Johnson, Rilla John
son, Levi Hammer. Emerson Hammer
Edward Saltau, and Harley Moon.
PET MCMILLAN, Teacher.
Those who have intrusted real estate
business with MI J. 3. Robinson durin:
his Term of Office, will very likely be wei
pleased to learn the conclusion Of tina
gentleman to open an Off here for ;
conveyancing and abstrac business A;
the poscssor of the only set of abstrac
books of Redwood comfy, and as al
obiging and trustworthy expert, Mr.
Robinson is sure to get business.
DR.. E. L. Townsend arrived here OF
the 9th, and has fixed up the office form
erly occupied by DR.. Stoddard, oyer tn,
brick Drug Store, for his dentistry work