The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-24
GEORGE. The Shoe Man
HARVEST GLOVES in all grades.
OF LOCkl INTEREST.

utO\tSu lCoS.
A tramp acrobat made a show of
himself on our streets Tuesday night.
Showers have been quite frequent
of late, but not heavy enough to do
harm.
The Ladies' Mite Society, of the
Presbyterian church, meets at Mrs.
Geraldson's tomorrow.
A. Birum secured the lumber bill
for the Francois block, and has deliv-
cred several carloads of it.
A.C. Burmeister, of Redwood Mil
is feeling pretty well over the advent
of little daughter last Thursday.
Mr.. Brewer, who erected the Phil
brick block, has secured the contract
for the brick-laying on the Francois
building.
The county board was in session this
week as board of equalization. All
members present. Their report will
appear next week.
Bids now open for the erection Of
Odd Fellows block. Right reserved
to reject any or all bids. Plans and
specifications at Mckay & Races.
Robert Schoenberger has been ap-
pointed postmaster of the new post
office in Granite Rock township,which
has been christened Rock. Mr.. Schoen-
berger's place is on section IA.
Reserved seats now on sale at Peck S
for the concert of the celebrated Nc
Gibeny family, next Monday evening.
The troupe travels in special car of
their own, and bring the highest rec
concentrations.
Upwards of so voters were present
at the school meeting last Saturday
evening, including about a dozen Ia
dies. Messrs. Dwight Bissell and S.
w. Hays were elected members of the
board, by decided majerities.
A Farmers Alliance was organized
IN the town of Springdale. July 18th,
with eighteen members. F. Ensign
was chosen temporary president and
A. j. Griswold temporary secretary. A
meeting for permanent organization is
to be held Aug. 9Th at o'clock p. m
The harvest has been inaugurated
in this locality, and reports agree that
barley and oats are fully up to expect
atoms, while the promise of an extra
ordinary yield of wheat will be sub
ject to something of a discount, owing
to recent developments of rust and
blight in some fields.
Harris Peavey has been experiment.
ing with winter wheat the last two
seasons, and has had sufficient success
to encourage him to SOW larger field
next fall. Notwithstanding the un.
favorable winter preceding this har.
vest, he expects to realize upwards Of
twenty bushels per acre on the small
field just harvested.
William Roses attorneys, Erwin &
Wellington, secured from Chief Justice
Gilfllan stay of proceedings in the
case until the second Tuesday in No
vember. The original stay was thirty
days from July 6, and this extension
has been granted to await the actor
of the United States Supreme Court il
the Holden case, which will naturally
have bearing on Roses fate, as the
cases of the two are similar.
Dewitt Martin has received notice
from the state examining board be-
fore which he appeared last week, tina,
he is now entitled to certificate as {
registered pharmacist, having success
fully passed his examination. Dewitt
as every one knows, is the popular
young clerk in Mr.. Hitchcock's drug
store and has won for himself wild.
circle of friends, who heartily join will
the GAZETTE in congratulations.
New Ulm Review: Clifton Holde,
was taken to Saltwater Friday after
noon by Sheriff Schmid and Loui.
Schmelz- He will be confined there
until the Supreme Court reaches de
cision in his case, when he will either
go scott-free or be remanded to thu
sheriff of Redwood county for execu
ton. He is looking healthy at pres
ent, and about the only effect his i'm
prisonment has had on him has beer
to make him stubborn and mulish.