The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-04-24

The ARRIVAL OF the pay Cal ueo,ioy
noon lightened up the gloom for the
railroad men.
Township assessors are expected tc
meet at the County Auditors office
next Saturday.
Frederick Burger and Sophia D.
Krusa, of this county, were licensed to
we'd last Monday.
Timely showers last Tuesday. A
little more of the same sort would be
thankfully received.
o. w. Mcmillan is having a good
deal of mason work put into the founda-
ton of his new house.
The anti-rubbish movement is being
so generally engaged in about town
that those who have neglected it are
wofully conspicuous.
Landlord Everett is contemplating
retirement from the hotel business af-
ter May 1st. He has rented the j. B
WATSON house for his family.
The Ladies' Industrial Society will
meet for an evening sociahle at the
residence of S. Burch, Friday, April
18th. All are cordially invited.
Geo. Bellows has greatly improved
the front of Laird & Dornberg's store
with his paint brushes, and will take
in the adjoining store fronts later.
Chas. E. Woodbury., of Renville
county, and Miss Effie Cornish, Of
Redwood county, were joined in mar
riage at this place by Rev. Cone last
Thursday.
A new road grader attracted a
crowd last Monday, when it was put
to work near the Exchange hotel
Lamberton has lately purchased one
of these graders.
As usual, the big jump in the price
of wheat last week came after most OF
last years crop had been marketed
Considerable wheat in store changed
hands, however.
Redwood Falls is now represented
in the crop bulletins issued in connoc-
ton with the U. S. signal service. The
bulletin of April 10 reports light rain
falls only throughout the state, with
the spring work progressing favorably
everywhere.
The Dakota meeting failed to draw
ont crowd. Dakota newspapers and
correspondents have taken SO much
pains to show that the report, of des
titution there have been exaggerated
that Minnesota people are hard to en-
thuse in behalf of the needy in oul
sister state.
Preparations for Decoration Day
services and the customary memoria
services preceding it, have already
been inaugurated by the members O
John S. Marsh post. The following
committee of arrangements was ap
pointed at the last meeting: E. D
French, S. W. Hays, VIM. P. Tenney
E. P. Byram and Frank Kenney.
May LIST, 1880. being the date whel
the Gazette came under it's presen
management, many of our old sub
scribers have their subscription fall du
at that time. If they will kindly bea
this in mind and come to the from
with cash payment, their thoughtful
ness will be appreciated. The Gazett
has expended nearly $500 for new typ
and other improvements the past 81:
months, and it's treasury is consequent
ly not burdened with surplus.
The following from an exchange vii
be duly appreciated by teachers: "Be
fore you listen to the complaints o
your children about the general fiend
ishness of teachers and get all worke,
up and excited over it, it is better t
reflect little. Remember your one o
half dozen cherubs drive you Graz
about half of the the time, and bea
with the teacher who is trying to max
for you intelligent men and wome
out of as unpromising material as 20
were twenty or thirty years ago. Re-
member that besides your boy, VIII
everybody knows is an angel, she ha
to contend with that awful boy of you
neighbours and you know full we
what terror he is"
News Messenger: Mr.. A. NJ. Welle
OF the Minneapolis Tribune, was
Minneota on Saturday, and in Ma
shall Sunday, and on these evening
made it pretty lively for the operator
by wiring two or three columns {
matter upon the Minneota scandal
his paper. Welles is gentleman an
keen newspaper man, and while j
Minneota he covered all his statemen,
by sworn af6davits of the parties
interest. He says the Minneota en-
of this scandal is of less important
than the Minneapolis. end, where IL
Tribune proposes to make righteo,
war upon physicians who aid in co
ering crime in such cases as the abov
If the war on the guilty physicians
not successful, a war upon a convin
ing police force will follow. We
'Blethen likes a fight better than s
rene peace at any time, and while
fights for humanity and decency
will be pretty apt to secure the o
plause of the people.