The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-05-01
Notice King Bros ad.

Dwight Blsseus house mas Deeh TAX
ing ON another coat of paint.
Mr.. Tyler, the Dakota man, has i'm
proved the front of Jones restaurant
with coat of paint.
M. Sears is keeping up with the i'm
provement procession, having painted
his house and deepened his well.
| Another dry weather sign. Charlie
DeGroat has just finished a good-sized
cistern for the Gazette household.
Furestine's saloon at Sanborn was
burned out last Wednesday. The
building was only partially destroyed.
Sleepy Eye has voted to build a
$4,000 school house, with bonds to
run Is years at not to exceed 6 per
cent.
Sleepy Eye is putting on metropol-
itan airs, with electric lights, a $4,000
school house, and chain gang for the
benefit of tramps.
J.P. Jones, the carpenter, has con-
structed a meat cooler for the Mill
street market and is kept busy with
orders for job work of that description.
| Will French finds it necessary to
run a double team for his harness
trade this spring, his assistant being
Mr.. Ingalls,, a brother of Mrs. DR..
Gibson.
Mrs. Athey's grounds have been
beautified this spring by evergreen
hedges. Redwood Falls is somewhat
backward in setting out evergreen
shrubs and trees. ~
C. F. Thompson and Sheriff Mead
will handle the Champion Harvesting
machinery this year. A Representative
of the company was setting up sample
machines adjoining the postof6ce a
few days ago.
A slight change in the running time
of the M. g. St. L. took effect last
week. The train which leaves North
Redwood at IL :43 a. NJ, now arrives at
Minneapolis at 4:35, thus shortening
the time somewhat as compared with
the old schedule.
Sheriff Schmidt, of Brown county,
informed our sheriff last Monday that
Holden, the murderer, had just brok-
en- a fast of nearly weeks duration,
by eating hearty meal. Brown coun-
ty should make suitable deduction
in it's bill for Holden's board.
w. II. Lance has just sold a full
blood Shorthorn bull to D. Corey, of
Renville county. Mr.. Corey is thor
ough stock man and his faith is now
stronger in Shorthorn cattle than ev-
er, having recently bought of Mr..
Lance bunch of steers which aver
aged l44O pounds each.
Park Worden recently purchased
valuable real estate at Eureka Springs,
Ark, and his correspondents here are
of opinion that Mr.. and Mrs. Worden
will probably make their home there,
if the climate continues to favor their
health. Mr.. Worden is expected to
return here on business visit in July.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give another of their elegant
Strawberry and Ice Cream suppers in
Huntington Hall Friday evening, May
I'd. A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Supper served from 6
O'Clock to II. Strawberries and cake,
Is cents; ice cream, 10 cents; ice
cream and cake, Is cents.
Here is that same old rumor again.
Says the Mankato Free Press: "Sen-
ator Tom Bowen, of Sleepy Eye, was
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Duluth. It is understood that
Mr.. Bowen will become the editor and
manager of the Duluth Daily News
under the syndicate that recently pur-
chased that property"
i A stereopticon lecture by DR.. Sper-
ry is announced in the Springfield Ad-
vance, some time this month. Our
Library Association should ask Dr.
Sperry to fix date for lecture here
on the same trip. The doctor has a
lecture on Alaska, where he travelled
for several months, that we should
like very much to listen to.
The Odd Fellows excursionists have
only good words to say of their enter
tainers at Gaylord last Saturday. The
program included marching, feastine
and public exercises, at which Hon. G
S. Ives, of St. Peter, was the principa
speaker, and in the evening, degret
work by the Redwood Falls team
which was highly complimented by
their brethren of the three links.
Marshall Reporter: While in Min
neapolis we met w. N. Todd who wa
up to take lessons in a new industr,
he is about to attempt. He will drol
> reporting in few days and accept {
position in the German American Ac
, cident Insurance Company at salar,
of $500 year with pefquisites worth
perhaps, $500 more. That with hi
, alderman Doodle ought to keep hi
cheek from softening. We congratu
>. late friend Billie on his good luck.
s At the recent State Farmers ALI
ance meeting in Wisconsin, one of it
ablest members closed his address
with the following: I know by exper
fence if we pay our merchants wha
we owe them and then want to bu,
goods in quantities and pay cash, W
70 can then buy as cheap at home, quail