The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
LESSER LOCALS.

LESSER LOCALS.
S. Dolson's restaurant has been re-
moved to it's new quarters oppofite the
postoffiee.
O.W. Mcmillan is planning for the
building OF a residence on his lots west
of the Episcopal church.
Henry Baker is wearing star as of
yore, during the absence of Policeman
Albeit at Minneapolis.
H. Petersen purchased 80 acres in
section S, Delhi, from H. G.. Abbott
the past week, for $3.50. Reported by
J. B. Robinson & Co.
A destructive fire at Waseca was
reported in Tuesdays papers. One of
Senator Wards brick blocks, occupied
by Bell & Co., was consumed.
A teachers institute will be held at
Springfield April 14th. Redwood
county will hold one later, of which
notice will be given hereafter.
Beaver Falls will continue dry an
other year, the election last week 60
ing against icen:e by vote of 3S to
20. Hector also voted no license.
Crystal Lodge, D. of R. will hold a
drawing at their hall tomorrow even
ing, for an elegant silk quilt and other
prizes, which can be seen displayed at
Philbrick's store.
The way brick is being piled up in
the vicinity of Philbrick's block seems
to foreshadow the completion of his
extension on the north side of his pres
ent store, at an early date.
C. G. Wilson, of Rochester, called
on Gov. Merriam last week and made
formal plea for the Communication of
Clifton Holden's sentence. A further
hearing will be had by the Governor
April I'd.
A citizen with Websterian dome of
thought was getting his hat stretched
at Francois Monday morning, but de-
MED that his doing this on St. Pat
ricks day had any political significance
whatever.
H. F. Buechner has commenced
building operations on his little farm
fronting the Boulevard Delhi. Robt.
Byram was the successful bidder for
the carpenter work and will erect a
good sized house.
A horse belonging to j. r. Thomp-
son, of New Avon, bit his little boys
cheek to the bone last Thursday, rem
dering the services of surgeon neces-
sary. The horse is not vicious, but
took a sudden freak while the boy was
wat ering him.
j. B. Robinson & Co. recently ne
gotiated the sale of ITO acres in Pax
ton, near o. A. Mason's, to F. F. Ham
mer for 81, $40. Mr.. Hammer has al
so purchased his fathers place across
the road, in Homer, and will have a
good farm, which he will work this
season.
Yesterdays papers contained dis
patch stating that Senator Davis had
presented the petition of citizens OIL
Redwood Falls favoring the location
of the proposed government Indian
Industrial School at this point. The
fact that this is favorite spot with
the Indians and that it is more cen
trally located for the Indian popula
ton than Pipestone-there being such
a school at Flandreau already-is sci
up, and cannot be disproved.
So says the Hutchinson Leader, and
so say we all: Send the news to thu
local editor. If you know of anything
that would be of interest to the people
let the reader know it. That's wha
we are here for. The people, as a rule
think that q country editor can be a
forty-1even places at once besides
tending to his duties, note everything
that has transpired. Wrong. He i
only an ordinary human being, jus
the same as his neighbor, and to max,
the paper q success, in a measure
needs the cooperation Of the citizens