The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-03-26

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Billy Marbles theater company will
be at New Ulm next week.
O. B. Turrel and daughter Luella
went back to St. Paul Monday noon.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with
Mrs. 0. L. Dornberg to-morro" Fri
day. afternoon.
Died, of erysipelas, Carrie Edna,
aged three weeks and one day, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Martin.
St. Alexander's hospital at New Ulm
has received supply of DR.. Koch's
famous lymph for the cure of con-
sumption.
A girl arrived at Sherman Martins
last Thursday, weight 81 pounds.
Sherman says he has no more time to
take care of town offices.
The American Express Co. will put
in free delivery express wagon at
Zumbrota next month. Did we hear
ANYTHING about free delivery in Red
wood Falls9
j. E. George, the shoe man, removed
his stock to Tracy last Thursday. Our
Tracy newspaper brethren will find
Mr.. George great believer in the vir-
tues of printers ink.
Waterville Advance: Mr.. Seth II.
Kenney raised some sugar beets last
year that tested by the State Universe
ty chemist Is per cent, which is twice
as much as Amber sugar cane.
The recent purchaser of the Balaton
Journal has thrown up the sponge, at
ter six weeks experience, which were
sufficient to demonstrate that it takes
money, as well as nerve, to run coun-
try paper.
The larger part of nearly new har-
ness was picked up in the road by Ma
rion Johnson's boy one day last week.
Owner can have the same, by calling
at Mr.. Johnson's, proving ownership
and paying for this notice.
w. H. Rowe has sold his farm con-
sisting of 100 acres in the township of
Brookville for $1,000. The Springfield
paper states that the purchaser is A.
w. Cobb, of Lake Crystal, and he will
not move onto his new place before
next fall.
Midway News: 1t is said that Mr..
Donnely is at work on new cryptic
gramic effort whereby he will so reduce
the rate of interest, and SO increase
taxes on mortgages, that the creditor
can live in luxurious idleness on the
int est of what he owes.
R. J. Tyler will organize class in
the rudiments of vocal music, Tuesday
evening, April 7th, at o'clock. Those
desiring to join or in any way interest
ed are invited to meet in the reception
room of G.. A. R. hall, over Bells fur
niture store, on above date.
Madison Press: O. A. Mason, of
Redwood Falls, assisted by his son, S.
o., instituted lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, with a
charter membership of 20, at this
place, "Wednesday evening. N. L.
Landru is the master workman and
W. G. Lawrence, recorder.
Robt. Nilsson was up from Brookville
Tuesday, and gave us the list of offic-
ers elected in Brookville, omitted last
,, week, as follows: Supervisors-H. NJ
Jensen, chairman, VIM. Schultz and
Geo. A. Gilland; town clerk, Robert
Nilsson; treasurer. Christian Hansen
assessor, Frank A. Zieske; justices Of
the peace, F. A, Zieske and Robt, Nils.
sen.
Springfield Advance: A. D. Stewart
alliance candidate for state senator
last fall, has been appointed alliance
, lecturer for the Ninth senatorial dis
trict, comprising the counties of Brown
and Redwood. Miss Eva Mcdonald
the state lecturer who made the ap
pointment, showed shrewd appreci
alton of one of the most capable young
men in the district.
1 Every farmer should have his plan:
}, for spring work pretty we'll maturec
! or else he ought to be seriously consid
ering now what crops he expects t.
s plant. Field and garden seed should
be on hand and examined or tested
o Extra attention this year to the small
q things of the farm will add thousand
of dollars to the value of our products
t Let us have more poultry, eggs, veg
o etables, root crops, fruits, ETC., than ev
or before, for sale and home use.-Ex
n Lu Verne Herald:A large number O
d our citizens have paid SIS each thi
IS week to aid w. F. Holden in the pay
II ment of expenses incurred in his effort
= to secure the liberation of his brothe
It or the communication of the sentence
Mr.. Holden made noble fight on be
# half of his brother and has not hesitat
9 ed to make'any sacrifice of time, mon
It ey or effort. He has certainly give
9, an example of devotion which deserve
d the highest commentator and ha
% enlisted the sympathy of all VIII
J. know him.
e Bookkeeping offers to women a
y agreeable, healthful and lucrative en-
rs ployment, says The Ladies' HON
le Journal. While there may be no 70,
d tunes in Bookkeeping, except to tn
G few, yet to all there is, usually, sati: