The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-05-01
LESSER LOCALS.

ed on it's rounds this week.
Baker & Mcmillan shipped car Of
-four to Minneapolis Monday.
Geo. Welch has purchased 80 acres
of land in Redwood Falls, from H. A
Lusk, at SO per acre.
Judge French is having his house
across the river remodeled somewhat
by carpenters Bastian and Buxton.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Jas. Mcmillan on Thursday, May 9Th,
at 8 o'clock p. m. All ladies are cor
daily invited.
H. D. Everett has resumed his con-
nection with the livery business, in
partnership with E. D. McCintock, at
the rink stable.
The first number of the Morgan
Messenger is to be issued this week.
Geo. Stegner is helping Editor Small
in the launching of his new craft.
WI. johnson, of this place, has re-
Gently purchased of James Smith the
old Wiltshire quarter section in Kin
tire. The purchase price was $144O.
The baseball juniors have several
match games in prospect, as soon as
details can be arranged. The senior
cranks are not saying a word as yet.
Peter Ortt shipped four cars of cat
tie to Sioux City last Monday evening,
and A. D. Cory one car, to the same
place. Sioux City appears to be in the
lead as cattle market lately.
One of the dogs advertised by
George, the shoe man, read the card
in last weeks Gazette, and both came
home shortly afterwards. All was for
given, and no questions asked.
News Messenger: Col. McPhail, OF
Lincoln county, is here attending
court. Although the Colonel is one OF
the ancient landmarks of the west, he
seems younger than he did decade
ago.
{ Next to being a successful nimrod
yourself, it is fine to have neighbor
who is both lucky and liberal in that
direction. George French has always
been a sort of providence for the Ga
zette household in the way of fish and
game.
An exchange says: 1t is time thrown
away for a man to proclaim his own
virtues or hide his vices. The world
NAV be trusted to discover the former
and the latter will sooner or later OF
themselves become as conspicuous as
a mountain on the plains.
1t will be Landlord Geraldson at the
Exchange Hotel, after the retirement
of Mr.. Everett next month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geraldson know how to entertain
their friends, and it is predicted that
they will succeed equally well as host
and hostess in public way.
Recent railroad changes have MOI
improved the connections between this
place and Granite Falls and Marshall
All trains for both points leave Hanley
in the forenoon, so that the evening
traveller has to take the freight Al
North Redwood to avoid a long wait
DR.. D. S. Gregory having become
resident of Minneapolis, has exchanged
his farm in Three Lakes for propert.
in the former city, with G. McC. Reeve
Mr.. Reeve is a breeder of pure-bret
cattle, and will probably stock his new
ly-acquired farm with valuable ize
stock.
Sheriff Mead took an insane ma
named PETERSON, who had been work
ing for A. A. Wilson, to the hospita
at St. Peter last Monday. Pehrsol
had previously been an inmate of tn
same institution, and was recommit
ted after an examination by physician
here.
Currie Pioneer: When a merchan
happens to see some goods sent from
another town to one of his customers
it makes him groan and feel bad; bu
he has the sympathy of the printer
who feels likewise when he happens t
see the merchants stationery printet
in another town.
]. H. Long, the Mankato butter an
egg buyer, has wound up his bushes
Report has it that his butter buyin
in this vicinity and elsewhere La
year reduced the surplus of the cas-
ern commission house for which b
made purchases to the tune of 'stee
thousand dollars.
The Young Peoples League of II
Presbyterian church, assisted by ladis
of the congregation, will give . park
entertainment at the residence OF ]
w. Philbrick at 8 o'clock Tuesday q
ening, May 9Th. The program to COZ
sist of music and pantomimes. A
are invited. Admission, Is cents.
The Daughters of Veterans will 81,
literary benefit entertainment ne,
Saturday evening, in aid of w.
Brewster. Mr.. Brewster has been Q
the sick list the past spring to such q
extent that the young ladies of Il
Redwood camp have determined
come to his assistance by this prais'
worthy benefit. Messrs. Lechner
Ackmann and Huntington tendere
the use of their halls free for the occ
sion, and the young ladies took Il
larger hall, hoping the public wou]
turn out in force to make the benei
a substantial one. Turn out and hel
the sSng ladies in doing agood dee