The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-11-13
Harry V Warmers family has recent

AtONtN'N
occupietby Engineer Carroll.
A State Sunday School Association,
mass convention is TO be held at Gram
lite Falls on Tuesday and Wednesday,
of:neyt week, Nov. 18th and 10Th.
bennington & Warner report the
sale this week of the WI, NEi Of Sec
9, town of Sheridan 80 acres to }
O. Mahon2y. Consideration, $3.50.
Mrs. Newcomb, State organizer Of
the ". G. T. t., will give temper
ancc lecture at the NJ. E. church Mon
day evening, Nov. 18th, at $50 o clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Young ladies Of the Presbyteri-
an church are busily engaged in prep
arations for church fair and Japan
c,e sale, to be held some time before
the holidays, for the sale of various
articles suitable for holiday gifts.
Tailor Nelson thinks the sign is
about light for an oki-fashionel Min
npSota winter, as he is over-run with
orders for wedding suits. In this con-
nnction we might hint that the Gazette
Office has an unusually large assert
men+ of wedding st ltioIcry suitable
for the period.
All of Our country cNclangr; arc
preaching the same gospel now. It is
lets kiss and make up, now that
election is over" Pretty good gospel,
too. But it is just as well to be just to
or political advcrsarics before elcc-
! ton. and it makes the "'rakinS up
process rluch easier.
/ At the last mectin; Of the village
council, action was again taken for
having a test we'll bored on the village
lois, Dut farther eastward than the
first experiment in that direction, i'll
the hope of avoiding the main ledge
of granite. A St. Paul firm has taken
the contract, and will begin operations
soon.
The ClariCns, a quartette of temper
anrc singers from Minneapolis now
travelling under the auspic $ Of The "
| c.. T. T., will give one of their popu
lar concerts at the NJ. E. church next
Saturday evening, anta fee children
meeting in the afternoon, at B clock
A nominal admission fee of ten cents
will be collected at the door in the cr
ching to defray expenses.
+. Oil City Blizzard: In remittlng fo1
"a subscription do not say, please find
enclosed" etc. Leave off the please
It is unnecessary to plead with an ed
itor in that way. If there is any mon
ey in the letter he will find it, and
don't YOU think he won't. Ifhe doesn't
he is bogus member of the profes
sion, and you are we'll rid of the paper
Nearly all this week our grain buy
ers have been unable to take III grain
Their bins were full, there was not ev
en- standing room on the tle'orTfo
sacks. This was all caused by reaso,
of their being unable to obtain cars
Whether other stations were similarf.
conditioned we are not informed. w
trust that the blockade will soon b
raised. -Lamberton Leader;
Orlando Gray completed the sale Q
two manifestations in Lyon count
: last week, at $3.50 per acre. Thi
: makes over $4,000 worth of land
!, sold to actual settlers by Messrs. Ora
?, end G.. E. Rice since the first of Ma
last, in Redwood and Lyon countie:
$ Mr.: Gray has several improved farm
which the right kind of settlers ca
4 have without any cash payment at tn
start, with easy payments from shar
, of the crops until paid for.
The vote of Marshall was 297, til
}. largest she ever cast; and about thirt
v resident citizens did mot vote, half {
g whom were out of town. On the go,
eminent basis of a. times the vote, til
297 voters would make a population (
1886. Add the thirty who did NJ
vote and it would be 1,47l. But Il
n government standard does not coul
correctly in all communities. Ma
!, shall's population by the last Gems,
was. ,211. A number of families ha'
< come in since, some names were omi
It ted, and the population is about ], 80
a News Messenger.
. By that same logic, Redwood Fal
,s had over 400 people two years ag
W when 1923 votes were cast at our poll
The vote this year was not SO full, b
footed up 800.