The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-04-17
THURSDAY, APR. II, 1890.

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Fourth.
Lou Buxton cut his foot with an a,
last Friday, and had to use crutche
for few days.
CT. Julius Radtke and Mrs. Mar,
Pierce, of Waterbury, were licensed tt
we'd last Friday.
Register Evans opened the fishing
season Tuesday with two long poles
and liberal supply of bait.
Levi Truesdell has had some hand
some photographs of his French Coacf
horse taken lately, by Anderson.
As an Offset for stormy March wealth
er, this part of the world has been
basking in lovely May weather in
April.
Mr.. Stewart, the chalk talker, enter
tanned good-sized audience Saturday
evening, and proved very clever with
his crayons.
j. NJ. Huntington has rented the
Sorlien house on Bridge street, and
taken up his residence in Redwood
Falls on a permanent basis.
S. j. Race desires the names of per
sons who will receive teachers to board
during institute week. Please leave
word at the store of Mckay & Race.
E. A. Bottum, state lecturer for the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars, is
billed for a lecture at the Methodist
church in this place, on Friday even,
ing, April 25th.
The funeral procession from D, LII
which passed through the village on
Sunday, was called out by the death
of the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Steele, of that town, at the
age of three months.
Granite Falls is going to have an
other saloon, and perhaps two of them
License for two saloons at Wood Lake
and one at Echo have also been grant
ed, and Yellow Medicine county will
be literally irrigated.
Brick laying on the Philbrick block
will be begun early next month. With
two new buildings under way on the
opposite side of the street, the muse
O. the trowel will be conspicuous on
Washington street for the next sixty
days.
Census Supervisor Miller of this dis
tr;ct, writes that the list of census dis,
tricts in this county, published several
weeks ago, was not that officially de.
termined upon, and that some chang.
Q, in the same are liable to be an.
nounced hereafter.
Eli Webb writes to the Lamberton
Leader that he is we'll satisfied with
his change of base to Oregon. He has
bought five acres of land and will
build a house on the same. At pres
ent he is working at his trade, erecting
an addition to large canning factory
Frank Hubbard, while attempting
to catch his horse last Saturday, re-
ceived kick which laid him up for g
week or more, and narrowly missed
more serious results. One of the shoe
,rks of the animal laid open bad
ga III in Franks face which closed one
eye for season.
A Washington special states thai
John N. Jones, of this county, has re-
Gently been appointed timber inspect
or in the service of the Department O
the Interior, and will at once repor
for duty at some point in Northern
Minnesota, where he will guard thu
timber interests of Uncle Samuel. TIL,
Gazette is glad to chronicle the appoint
ment, and trusts that good salary at
taches to the same.
Auditor Tibbetts thinks that yer,
little of the original Fredericksen lane
will be re-sold at the coming land sale
Banker Rawson, of Chicago, one o
the largest holders of state land Ger
tifcates hypothecated by Frederick
sen, paid between two and three thou
sand dollars last week of State interes
money due on his certificates, and tw'
other large holders, Gould and Com
stock, have paid or are likely to pa.
arrears due on these certificates.
At an adjourned parish meeting o
the Episcopal church on Monda.
night the following vestry was elected
Judge Baldwin, Senior Warden; Jas
Mcmillan, Junior Warden; c. W
French, H. A. Baldwin, G. F. Thomp
: son, Henry Ackmann, S. S. Goodrich
Judge Baldwin and c. w. Everett
2 were also elected as delegates to at
! tend the annual Diocese Counci
! which convenes at St. Parls church
Minneapolis on Wednesday, June 4tf
+ Faulkton Times: Joseph Pedlar, 9
1919, returned from Redwood Fall
Mimi, with a car of oats, corn and pe
tatoes, which was distributed at thi
place Monday to the people of this v
o cinity. Mr.. Pedlar reports that th
n n people of Redwood Falls received hi,
= with kindness and sympathy and col
II tributed generously. The people {
y Redwood Falls have the heartfe
gratitude of people who we'll kno
q. and fully appreciate the value OF the
= generous gift.
Messrs. Dornberg and Tyson ha,
been lending aid and encouragement
to the formation of q fair associate
\ at Morton, upon invitation of prom
of that &<,r,,. I'M