The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-04-10
LESSER LOCALS.

be sent IRON the Iarm ABOUT the HTSC
of June next.
LESSER LOCALS.
The banks took advantage of their
privilege to observe Good Friday last
week.
New and bright music at the flag en-
tertainment at Huntington hall to-
morrow evening.
Good judges of horses are speaking
in highest terms of j. A. Wizards
young Percheron stallion "Roumarin."
Jasper Stegner celebrated Good
Friday in quiet way, after announc-
ing the arrival of baby girl at his
house.
The new teachers, Misses Long and
Winkley, were on Monday assigned to
the first and second intermediate
grades, respectively.
w. NJ. Todd received the Republican
nomination for alderman in his ward,
and the chances for his election appear
favorable. Arrive there, Billy!
Postmaster Mckay is handing out
the spring style of postage stamps
now. It's smaller than the old style,
but there is no reduction in price.
Almost the only intermission in the
rainy weather of the past week was
Easter morning, which was clear and
warm. All the churches were we'll at
tended.
Mrs. Lussenhop, mother of G. w.
and VIM. Lussenhop, died last Friday,
and was buried in the cemetery at this
place on Saturday. She was about 70
years of age.
The statement that our village coun-
Gil will have Crooks on the police force
after this week suggests the theory
that it takes Crooks to catch crooks.
Our new policeman is William Crooks.
The Tyler journal was done up by
the Minneapolis Tribune April 1st
fraud, and gravely itemized the terri
BILE disaster at Buenos Ayres. As
Brother Bigham is prohib, we'll take
milk shake in ours the next time we
meet.
The Gazette will borrow a sugges-
ton from the Marshall Reporter, and
offer years subscription to the per-
son guessing nearest to the population
of Redwood county as it will be re-
turned by the census enumerators.
All guesses to be written plainly signed
and filed with us before June LIST.
The village authorities will be thank
full for information leading to the con-
viction of certain vandals who tore
down portions of the stone walls adj
jacent to the Redwood bridge, and
threw the stones onto the ice below.
They hope to stop that sort of funny
business with good big fine.
o. B Turrell has received pathet-
ic note from Joseph Pedlar, the Dako-
ia solicitor, who got home barely in
time to see his wife alive. kilograms
had been sent after Mr.. Pedlar to
Springfield, but the news did not reach
him until he arrived home, when his
wife breathed her last in her husbands
arms.
The cheese maker employed for the
North Redwood cheese factory arrived
a few days ago, and is making the nee
essary preparations for making cheese
on quite an extensive scale this season.
There seems no good reason why Red
wood county should not make cheese
enough for home consumption at
least.
Mrs. J. D. VIM got up suddenly to
wait on her sick husband one night
last week, and tripped up on a chair,
as almost every one has done at some
time, but with more serious results.
One of her ribs was broken in the fall.
It is hoped that the worst feature of
the fracture will be the necessary tedi-
GUS detention of the patient to her
ROOM
Tracy Trumpet: Geo. Robinson dis
covered relic mine on his farm during
the past week that is liable to prove in
teresting with proper investigation, and
a party of our citizens will go out as
soon as the frost is all out of the
ground. The principal attractions so
far are bones and utensils of race
that inhabited this country many,
many years ago.
| o. A. Mason, of Redwood Falls, has
been on this side of the county this
week, after his insurance matters.-
Lamberton Leader.
You are making a common error,
Bro. Smith. o. A. Mason was attend
ing to his seeding last week. It is his
son S. o. Mason Oscar, for short
who rustles for the insurance compan-
les.
Andrew Birum informs tbs that his
partnership with his son at Austin will
not tIecessitate his removal to Austin
for the present, at least. The senior
Birum will continue in charge of the
Laird Norton Co.'S business here as be-
! fore, while Frank will give his exclus-
i've attention to the business at Austin
as resident partner of the new firm 81