The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-02-20
LOCALS IN LITTLE.

The late Robt. Montgomery left a
will, and named his friend Donald
Stewart as executor.
That old chestnut, lis this cold
enough for you'" was in general cir
culation last Tuesday.
Township elections one week from
next Tuesday. Call at the Gazette
Office for ballots and blanks.
The arguments for q new trial of
VIM. Rose will be heard by Judge
Weber at New Ulm to-day.
Ed. Jones is now permanently es-
tabished in his new quarters in the
Herriott building, on Mill street.
Beaver Falls went dry" at it's first
village election, and elected officers
who will be liable to keep it that way.
At the morning service of the NJ. E..
church next Sunday, the topic selected
by the pastor will be, The Undue
ment OF Power"
The w. c.. T. U. will meet with Mrf.
Chollar on Thursday, Feb. 9th, at 8
o'clock p. m. All ladies are cordially
invited to attend.
1t is expected that the evening meet
ings at the Christian church, under
the leadership of Elder Foster, will be
resumed next week.
A temperance or prohibition lecture
is announced for March 9TH, at Dun
nington Hall. The orator will proba-
bly, be Mr.. Skemp, of Minneapolis.
Auditor Braden intends to fix q
date for sale of State lands in Red
wood county some time in Mayo
he informed the writer one day last
week.
Only one week moro in which to
pay personal property taxes. Treas
urer Kuenzli intimatcs that Taxpayers
in this vicinity are q little slow in COM
ing to the front.
Jos. Tyson and Geo. Ruter arc buy
ing up another bunch of choice cattle
for the Gilfillan farm. The next ship
ment of fat cattle will be made about
the first of April.
Branches of the Chicago CONNER
cal Agency have been formed at Nor
ton, Granite Falls and other neighbor-
ing towns recently to cooperate with
the branch at this place.
Robt. Barber came down from
Echo one day last week for doctor
and was taken with a sudden attack
of pneumonia, which prevented his
return. He has had good care here
at the house of his cousin, Mrs. S. S
Drake, and is now on the road to re-
covery.
A number of budding building
schemes put forth during the recent
February thsw, and while they are 6
little too tender to expose as yet, VIC
have faith that the spring sunshine
will bring them forth bravely. Speak
ing seriously, the opening of the build
ing season in Redwood Falls will wit
ness an unusual amount of activity
unless We are greatly mistaken.
The wife of D. Notion, of New
Avon, died on Friday last of consump
ton, after a lingering illness. Mrs
Notion was member of the N. E
church before coming to this county
and her funeral was held here from
the church of that denomination last
Sunday, Rev. Cone conducting the
services. A family of children is left
motherless by this sad bereavement
The financial year of our building
and loan association closes will
this month, and Secretary Tlrrell in
Inmates that the annual statement il
likely to be very gratifying one K
stockholders. From the start the as
ISOLATION has been the maker of homes
for many of its members, and has in
this way been a good thing for thu
town ip even a more pronounced way
than it has been profitable for the
shareholders.
No newspaper can afford to lent
its columns to the discussion of ,
family quarrel. But having mad
vertently done possible wrong i,
publishing the advertisement of O
A. Case, of Sanborn, regarding hi
separation from his Wits, the Gazett'
desires to give equal publicity to tn
fact that Mrs. Case has sent in /,
statement denying the allegation
therein. Having published this de
NAL, the Gazette has no desire Il
know or say anything more abou
the affair.
I Speaking of the "War for the Union,
which is to be portrayed at Dunning
Hall on Friday and Saturday evening
the Waterbury American says:
From first to last, the whole audienc
was carried away with enthusiasm. o
course the old veterans were beyont
restraint; their frequent responses t.
the lecturer, or spontaneous cheers ov
or some familiar scene added q specia
charm to the entertainment. We ma,
consider ourselves fortunate to live i
time when we can hear from q vete
rams own lips the true stories of tn
war, and see these men recognize ant
enthuse over the spots where they en-
Idured 50 much for their country.
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