The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-21
Another bride is looked for by Del

nesday at 8 p. m. in their rooms over
Philbrick's store. All ladies are invited
The Tracy Trumpet is now printed
on a new Campbell cylinder press,
Editor Rea is no laggard in the pro-
cession.
w. A. French has begun putting in
a foundation for a dwelling house, on
Wyoming street, east of Mr.. Thune's'
Dealers say that binding Irvine will
be sold this summer at from ten cents
to a shilling per pound for good grades.
with still cheaper kinds in the market,
The Fairfax Crescent changed hands
last week, the new proprietor being O.
H. Schmidt, who has been acting fore
man of the Crescent Office since it was
started.
We notice a floating paragraph in
some of our exchanges, stating that
Gov. Merriam was burned in ef6gy in
Redwood Falls, after committing
Holden's sentence. This is nonsense
cal, as we'll as untrue.
DR.. Dickson, who lectured on vet
Urinary topics in connection with the
farmers institute held here, died sud-
denly on Tuesday of last week, at
Washington, where he had recently
accepted q government appointment.
Memorial exercises are to be held at
Huntington Hall next Sunday morn
ing, conducted by Rev. S. B. Purves.
The veterans will attend in body, as
usual, and it is expected that the vari-
Gus congregations will join in observ-
ing the day
Owen Carney, of Gales, has recently
had a fortune given him by Dame Ma
ture, in the form of flowing we'll OF
soft water. The we'll is 152 feet deep
and the water rises q feet above the
surface. It is now three weeks since
the well was completed, yet the stream
flows continuously day and night.
v. NJ. Keene has sold his photo
graphic apparatus to his brother, Geo
E. Keene, of Mankato, and the gallery
has been rented for one year. Mr.
Keene intends to engage in other bus
mess this season, and resume the man
agement of his gallery here at the ex-
piration of the years lease
G. F. Thompson decided last week
to join with G.. W. Vaughn in building
a brick block, two stories in height
making a solid row of brick buildings
on that side of Washington street, cor.
responding to the opposite side of the
street. The work of excavating for the
basement is now under way.
The warden of the state prison gives
notice that he is prepared to furnish
binding Irvine at nine cents pound
in bales of fifty pounds each, averaging
about six hundred feet to the pound
Not less than one hundred and no.
more than five hundred pounds will bf
shipped to any one person, and the
.sh must accompany the order.
Ladies should bear in mind that by
sending $l.0O to the Pioneer Press Co.
St. Paul, Mimi, they will receive the
Weekly Pioneer Press one year, to-
gether with a years subscription te
either the Farm and Fireside or the
Ladies' Home Companion. A large
and valuable cook book will be sent
free to every person who accepts this
offer.
Our base ball club has accepted 6
proposal for match game to be played
here on Decoration Day, with the
Golden Gate club, which is the strong
est aggregation of players IN Brown
county. Our boys will have to play
ball to beat the visitors. The follow
ing will probably be the batting order
of the home club: Dewitt Martin c.
Chas. Luscher p, Chas. Buxton Sd
Geo. French LIST, Eugene Drake SIS.
K. E. Glasco I'd, Geo. Dickinson If.
Bert Rsllins CT, c. Tyler r.f., with R
Theiring as extra.
New Ulm Review: A large elevator
transfer was made last week, the Eagle
Mill Co. selling their interest in The
elevators at Gettysburg, Hecla, Tracy
Walnut Grove, Lamberton, CORTLAND
Nicollet and Candy to the Empire anc
Roller Mills. As result of this deal
the Eagle Mill Co. will erect new
houses at Elkton, Essig, Brookings
and Lake Preston. Their line of ele
vators will then include those at The
above stations, two at Redwood Falls
and one each at Lamberton, Kampeska
Morgan and Golden. The Empire anc
Roller Mill Companies will take chargt
of their purchase on the 18th of July
We didn't intend to give it away blu,
the Sleepy Eye Dispatch has made thu
following episode at Bro. Hughes OK
pense, public property:
Geo. Hughes, of that sprightly re-
publican journal, the Redwood Reveil
le, was married, at Marshall, Thursda,
evening last, to Miss Matte Maxson
The Dispatch congratulates MI
Hughes and extends good wishes for
whole life time. We learn incidental
ly that Bro. Hughes neglected to Sc
cure little document from the clerl
of court until the company were as
sembled when he discovered his ne
glect and hastily sought out that of
fetal and secured the license. Tn,
fact that George was ratified is du
probably to the fact that he had re
moved from Lyon county some month
o1o o,l bol fo.ro&ko,, H.. H. T..