The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-04-03
LESSER LOCALS.

Court week at Beaver Falls begins
next Monday.
Sheriff Mead and Clerk Byram drove
over to Lamberton yesterday.
The postoffce will probably be re-
moved in few days, to its new quar-
ters.
Case g. Petersen's Mill street meat
market opened up for business last
week.
Geo. Houghmaster has pet on his
left hand that he wishes was somebody
else's darling.
We understand that Policeman Alb
bett will quit his "yob" as guardian of
the peace, next week.
Sanborn now has lodge of United
Workmen-the third one organized in
this county within year.
Clarence Moon bought 50 acres OF
j. D. Husted's land in Paxton the
past week, at $11.5O per acre.
Don't refuse to answer the questions
on the census enumerator's blank next
June. If you do, you will be liable to
heavy fine.
A law and order league has just
been formed at Window, to see that
the laws are enforced against liquor
sellers and drinkers.
The large attendance at the church
es Sunday morning is associated in
the minds of some people with the
fire alarm that morning.
Cigar maker Wagner has sold a
partnership interest only in his bust
ness here, to Mr.. Poul, instead of sell
ing out altogether, as stated last week.
Among the postal changes soon to
be made, it is announced that "Star
service will be discontinued from Flor
tia to North Redwood after March
3lst."
On account of the large number of
licenses granted to teachers of the
south side of the county last fall, Supt.
Race had only few candidates there
last week.
As there isn't any danger of a short
crop of weeds next summer, it will not
be necessary for farmers to SOW cookie
seed or wild mustard with their grain
Clean your seed! E.
The Gazette is pleased to chronicle
the probable recovery of w. S. Brew
ster, who was very low with typhoid
pneumonia last week. His illness
took decided turn for the better on
Sunday.
The meeting in behalf of the Dako-
ia sufferers was not well attended, but
as appears from a card elsewhere, a
carload of feed and provisions was fin
ally contributed by citizens in this
vicinity.
A fire alarm was rung on Sunday
morning, on account of the burning
out OF the chimney of j. W. Crump's
house. Most of the contents of the
house was carried out, and the fire ex
tinguished by few pals of water.
AS Easter day comes earl y this year,
the floral display at our churches next
Sunday will not include many BIOS
SONS from the outer world. All the
churches will probably have special
floral decorations, however, and mu-
steal feature appropriate to the occa
sion.
Tho Union Sunday-school at the
Turreu school house has reorganized
for the season, with Mr.. A. N. Hills
superintendent, and Herbert Nc auley
secretary and treasurer. Weekly meet
ings will be had as soon as the requi-
site Sunday school literature can be
procured.
Referring to the movement in be-
half of Holden, the Fairfax Crescent
states the case exactly when it says:
ut is true that the evidence was cir
cumztantial, but was Of a very con-
elusive nature and was as close to be-
ing positive proof as circumstantial
evidence could be-"
Manager Sinclair has been rustling
among the farmers on the Renville
side of the river, and if the latter are
alive to their own interests, they will
encourage the formation Of creamery
route over there, as our creamery will
be run the year around, and give them
steady cash market for their cream.
1t is perhaps rather early to def
nitcly announce the next graduating
class of our high school, but we are in
formed that Stanley Bissell, Charles
and Wilbur Chollar, Frank Clayson,
Ada Rollins and Grace Root are pretty
sure to gain their diplomas at the end
of the next term, with a fighting
chance for two additional members of
the class who are trying to make up
for lost time.
Our junior base ball nine has re-or-
gained for the coming season, with
thu following officers: Chas. Luscher,
captain; Geo. Dickinson, asst captain;
Eugene Drake, secretary and treasur-
or; with Geo. French, Ed. Luscher,
Harry Bailey, Zeph Sears, Geo. Car
roll, Bert Rollins and Willis Gerald
son to fill out the roll. The boys are
ready for business, and invite CORE
spondence with neighboring mines.
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