The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-06-05

ing yesterday.
The western convention of Congre-
gationalists convenes at New Ulm
next Saturday.
If you want dirt to fill in your yard
or lot, apply to Will Burch, at the new
Francois block excavation.
Rev. Father Ogulin, of St. Peter,
conducted service in the Catholic
church at this place last Friday.
Burt Hammond, the accomplished
,nsorial artist, went to Sleepy Eye
Tuesday to open shop of his own.
Lost-On Monday, June I'd, Paul
E. Vert fountain pen. Finder will
please leave the same at the Gazette
office.
Quarterly meeting services at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday were led by
former pastor of the church-Rev.
Geer, of St. Peter.
The Currie Pioneer raises its protest
against the carelessness of people with
section corners and landmarks. This
is going to make trouble later on.
Deacon A. E. Pennington will speak
at the Crow Greek school house next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sub
ject, the eleventh commandment.
Druggist Peck has "tumbled" to
the arrival of hot weather, and the
rattle of the milk shake is once more
heard underneath the Gazette sanctum.
1t is announced that the dates for
the camp meeting at Lone Tree Lake
have been changed from June 40 to
June IS pa postponement of two
weeks.
Wallace's railroad circus is promised
here about three weeks hence. We
understand that the tents will be
pitched in Watson's addition, near
Mr.. Spalsbury's house.
Farmers will be too busy to attend
the conventions" say the politicians.
O, how some of them wish the farmers
would be too busy to attend the cleo
tons also but they wont.
A correspondent of the Morton En-
terprise states that VIM. Stegner, of
Franklin, is about to remove to Mon
tana. The same correspondent notes
that the Redwood Falls creamery is
gathering cream in the vicinity of
Franklin.
A Farmers Elevator and Supply
Company has been organized in this
vicinity recently, with the following
board of directors: John Stewart, of
Delhi, T. March, of Paxton, John Nc
Phee of New Avon, Andrew Stewart
and Charles VIM of Redwood Falls.
The murderer Holden evidently be-
lieves that silence is golden, as he has
been keeping his mouth shut with a
vengeance, for weeks past. The Re
view says that he is as stubborn as a
mule, and will not speak a word, even
to his jailor. We understand that
Rose, on the other hand, is as reakless
and cheerful as though he expected
his freedom within week.
Hon. Alfred Wallin, Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of North
Dakota, was pronounced dangerously
i'll in dispatches Monday, which init
mated probable attack OF apoplexy
We trust that the first reports we're
exaggerated, and that Mr.. Wallin is re-
covering. He has just entered upon
career which was especially congen-
ial to him, and we hope he will be
spared to adorn it for many years.
Lamberton now has representative
of the Schleuder family to look after
its time pieces and jewels-E R.
Schleuder. Our Henry Schleuder has
a nephew in the jewelry business at
Springfield also, and jeweler brothers
at New Ulm, St. Peter, and numerous
other Southern Minnesota points. The
Schleuders in the jewelry business are
almost numerous enough in this Sec
ton to form "trust' of their own.
New Ulm Review: If Holden is re-
manded, it will be only on the most
fimsy pretexts, and the supreme court
can hardly dare to make it a practice
of interfering with justice on such
trifing grounds as those offered by
his attorneys. He is guilty by de-
cree of jury. No new evidence has
been introduced to prove his inno-
cence, and by the laws of the state he
deserves to die. Public opinion will
not corntenance the trifing with ou1
laws that these men would attempt.
w. w. Kelley is thus quoted in the
last issue of the Lamberton Leader;
81 have been nearly across Mime
sofa from east to west and being a
farmer myself have taken especial
pains to inspect closely the growing
crops where ever I have been. While
have no desire to speak discourage
ingly of any section, yet I am forced
to admit that the best crops I have
seen this year, are along the line oil
the Northwestern railroad from Sleepy
Eye west to Walnut Grove. Probably
the most favored section is that one in
this immediate vicinity. The farmers
here have no cause whatever for COM
plant. If every part of the northwest
had as fattering prospects for an
abundant harvest as we have here the
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