The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-11-27

Springfield is to organize an indie
pendent school district, preparatory
to building a new school house.
Mrs. Henry Jaehning, of New Rich
land, is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. R. Schmahl, this week.
The Y. P.S. C. E. of the Christian
church "'ill meet as usual next Sun
day evening. Topic: Doing Gods
Will," Matt. 5: 10. Leader, Miss Car
RE Cuff. All young people are cordial
, ly invited.
| The Gazette welcomes with pleasure
the renewal of correspondence from
Walnut Grove, and now tha' our sub
scribers are going into winter quarters,
every town in the county should be
represented in our columns.
Two persons were baptized on
Thursday evening and two more on
Sunday evening last at the church of
Christ, worshipping at Redwood Falls.
Elder Harrison preached in the Towle
school house Sunday afternoon.
i Will French, the horse clothing
dealer, removed into his new quarters
in the Odd Fellows block last Satur-
day, and takes pardonable pleasure in
getting into a spacious, we'll lighted
store and work room. Call and see
his new surroundings.
The regular monthly session of
Redwood county teachers takes place
Dec. 9Th, at 80 p. m. Number work
for E and D grades, primary geogra-
ply and studies in Longfellow on
His Friends" will form the program,
Teachers who are interested in their
work are expected to be present, and
all friends of education are invited.
The fine stores and large stocks in
Redwood Falls ought to draw trade
from large territory for the next few
months. With good roads, farmers
can we'll afford to drive a few miles
farther than they do in the busy sum,
mer season, to lay in their white,
stores. Now is the time to trade, while
closing out sales and cut rates hold
out their invitations.
VIM. Duncan has lust completed
the sale of two 14-foot wheel, 5O-foot
tower, windmills to farmers in the
town of North Star, N. w. Cobleigh
and Kenyon Bros. being the purchas-
ers.-Springfeld Advance.
Not much North STAR" Brother
Wright. Redwood county claims
Messrs. Cobleigh and Kenyon Bros.
and we are pleased to hear that they
have sure thing on raising the vino
AS we'll as water.
/ Everything is on a large scale il
Chicago, including the "galr' of some
of its enterprising frauds. The Ga
zette is in receipt of circular offer
ing the exclusive privilege of adver
Using the Worlds Columbian Exposi
ton by the aid of an alleged bureau
of correspondence, we to pay so cent?
per letter for the privilege. No, thanl
you-pass it along to Hughes, Smith
: or Small.
An old lady, one of the good, old
fashioned kind, recently bought {
ticket to course of lectures to be de
livered in a neighboring town. Th
first lecture was by our genial friend
, Bob Ingersoll. The old lady coule
not afford to waste her money by los
ing a lecture, 50 she listened attentive
ly and returned shocked but speech
< less. The second one was by Ami
: j. Miller on dress reform. The oil,
: lady returned exhausted, sank int
her chair and groaned out: "Oh dear
, oh dear! No God and no chemises
: What is this world coming to7"-Pipe
2 stone Star.
:, Our brief court summary of las
: week failed to include the single in
. dictment brought by the grand jury
= The case of the State vs.. William
: Knapp, for assault in the second de
Q gree, was continued to the spring tern
defendant furnishing bonds. W.
+ know nothing of the facts in this case
I, but a neighbor of Mr.. Knapp inform
9 Ius that the trouble arose from Knapp
d taking hasty action to drive away som
Q Indian women trespassing on his plac'
9 Our informant says the way some c
: these squaws help themselves to bach
n loads of wood and other loose proper
itlty of the surrounding farmers is 81
eI tremely exasperating and intimate
It that Knapp has the sympathy of hi
white neighbors. 49,.