The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-04-30
Louis Buxton moved into the A

Louis Buxton moved into the A
Milne house the past week.
A half dozen or more new safety bi-
cycles are being added to our city roll
ing stock this spring.
Ed. DeGroat is finishing q new
house for his own occupancy, this side
of the Van Dusen elevator.
The Fairfax Crescent states that j
A. Beard, of this place, and F. A. Gray
are now sole owners of Fairfax Roller
Mills.
Another stroke of enterprise has
been placed to the credit of Steve
Drake by Echo people has secured
another resident, it is hoped perma-
nent one-a nine-pound girl, born last
Sunday.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the NJ. E.
church will hold their regular prayer
meeting next Sunday at z o'clock pm.
Subject for discussion, Goods Warn
ings; for whom' Why given'" Lead
er, Grace Darling.
Our attention has been called to an
error in the cotice of the death of Mrs.
Frank Gordon, of Beaver Fal s. That
lady was only 80 years of age, instead
of So. The mistake originated in the
notice prepared for the Morton Enter
prise, which was our authority.
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone for the new Episcopal chapel at
Beaver Falls, will occur next Wednes-
day afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock. Arch
deacon Appleby is to lay the stone,
and Rector Purves and several of his
parishioners at this place will be in
attendance.
Over $500 in receipts was realized
by the Catholic ladies last week.
Rev. Father Rosser hopes to interest
Archbishop Ireland in his plans for
building up congregation of about
200 families here in the near future,
and in that case substantial buildings
will be erected.
Ground was broken last Saturday in
New York City, for the much talked of
Grant monument. If the monument
is ever built, it will immortalize the
sordid ingratitude of New York capital
lists more than it will the great man
whose memorial has been so long neg
lected for lack of respectable sub
scription of funds
Marshall has been experiencing a
banking house boom, too. Since the
announcement of the new national
bank, the Lyon County Bank has
made arrangements to incorporate as a
national bank, with $4,000 capital,
and Banker Dibble will incorporate
his bank under the state law, with
$4,000 capital, giving Marshall $685.
600 banking capital in all.
No special train was run from here
to the Odd Fellows anniversary cele-
brated at Minneapolis last Monday, as
had been proposed, the M. & St. L.
officials raising the limit for an excur-
sion from this place from twenty to
thirty-fve. G. D. Thompson and Ev-
erett Beach were the only members of
the fraternity that attended from this
place.
Lu Verne Herald: A copy of the
bill of fare for the new Hotel Francois,
of Redwood Falls, of which Matt Nc
earthly is manager, has been received
at this Office. It's dandy" of course,
and reminds one of the dinners which
we're formerly served at the CONNER
cial house when Matt and Madge
were in charge of it. They are evil
IDENTITY making the Hotel Francois a
great success.
Marshall is to have electric lights
this season, according to the News
Messenger, thanks to the enterprise of
q leading mercantile firm, Parsons
Bros. These gentlemen first intended
to put in a small dynamo for their own
use, but were encouraged to change
their plans and put in fifty-horse
power engine and electric plant to cor
respond, other merchants of the town
subscribing for the lights.
Redwood county is making a ire
mendous stride this year in the line of
farm Improvements. New farms are
being opened, whole townships will be
turned over by breaking plows, and
innumerable houses, barns, and other
improvements are in process of erec-
ton or contemplated. AS a straw show
ing this, S. O. Mason wrote nearly $50, )
GOO of farm insurance on recent coun-
try trip, almost all of it on new build
ings or for recent settlers.
The R. F. B. M. (Which means
Redwood Falls Business Mems Club
will unite business with pleasure
on Wednesday evening of next week,
when they will have their first ball and
banquet. The dancers will take pos
session of Huntington Hall, with Prof
Holcomb as prompter and a picked
orchestra to furnish the music. The
banquet will be spread at Hotel Fran
co.'s. Tickets for the dance will be
sold at $1.0O, supper tickets at the
same price. A general invitation is
extended.
The appeal in the Rose murder case
was argued at St. Paul last Tuesday