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

schools VIII have a week S vacation.
The advanced guard of the feathered
tribe is back from winter tour in the
south.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs Harvey Warner next Thursday
afternoon, April I'd.
A good mauy loads of new furniture
for Hotel Francois have been unloaded
the past few days.
H. NJ. Aunc has gone on the jury at
Fergus Falls, in response to sum
mons of the L. S. circuit court.
The school board has recently pur-
chased a set of nine school maps, in
convenient case for use in our village
schools.
Miss Winifred Bogardus concluded
q visit at Mrs. Chas. Brewsters last
week. and returned to her home at
Sleepy Eye.
R. 2. Sinclair returned from Fail
mont last week, to prepare his cream
cries in this and adjoining towns for
the approaching season.
Homer township elected as super
visors, A. H. Seebock, chairman, H. +.
Clipfell and w. c. Mann; clerk, Chas.
Fleischer; treasurer, A. A. Lindeman;
asses sor, F. F. Hammer.
Renville county alliancers are trying
the experiment of an alliance store, at
Hector. T. F. Miller is in charge and
will handle a general stock of mer-
chandiBe for an alliance joint stock
company.
Springfield Advance: Miss Fannie
Rowe, of Redwood Falls, visited at her
uncle's, w. II. Rowe, this week, and
with relatives in Shutdown. She will
teach school in the town of New Avon,
this spring.
Contractor Hanschen, of New Ulm
to whom was awarded the contract OF
putting in the court house foundation
last fall. has rented the Eenzie house
on Minnesota street for his family, and
will become resident.
Aug. Secbeck and largo number Of
petitioners in his behalf, will ask the
legislature to set his farm apart from
this independent school district, to be
attached TO the North Redwood dis
trict which is much more convenient
for his children.
The condition of the weather and
country roads last Saturday evening
was not favorable to general turn out
at the Republican Club meeting, anc
it was conse luently adjourned one
week. There should be a good at
tendance next Saturday evening.
The Gazette last week neglected t.
chronicle the accident to Miss Mamie
Rihe.daffer, which occurred on the
18th Her arm was broken by fall
while making call upon Mrs. Turrell
We are glad to be informed that the
case is progressing favorably towarc
recovery.
Elsewhere Manager Lance, OF j. A
Wizards Riverside farm near thi:
place, calls attention to his annual of
fering of pure-bred shorthorn bulls
In addition to tho cattle herds, thi:
farm is gradually being stocked will
imported horses and pure-bred sheep
and bids fair to m AXE good record il
all lines as stock farm.
Our anti-dog correspondent ha
touched a popular cord. If the mac
dog scare would become general t
such an extent that all the dogs il
town must be tied up or shot, it woul'
be an unmixed blessing. A dog tina
is valuable enough to be entitled t.
live, is worth taking care of and shoult
be restrained from becoming common
nuisance. 1t has been demonstrate,
time and again, however, that it take
something more than an ordinance Q
q statute to abate the dog nuisance
twill take an aroused public sentimen
to make such law operative.
Only one more week remains 70
Holden, the doomed murderer. Their
is considerable regret expressed tia
the execution must take place her
but the subject is more often avoide
than made the theme of talk. Tn
grim necessity will be met by the prop
er official, Sheriff Mead, with as littl
publicity as possible, in conformit
with the law which restricts spectator
and fixes the hour at daybreak. TIL
present Legislature is considering, an
will probably pass, an act providin
for all executions to take place at Still
water. Such law would meet gene
al appreciation here, and it's passae
will carry with it an assurance thu
the first execution ever carried o,
here will also be the last.
Northfeld News: The best receil
to bring money into active circulate
is the payment of small debts. On tt
books of every tradesman and profe
sional man there are numerous sma
amounts which could be settled j.,
well to-day as six months hence. TT
aggregate of these small accounts
many establishments reaches a lars
sum. 1t is withheld for the most pa
not because debtors are unable to pa
but because they are careless in sue
matters. Tradesmen will carry the
obligations not wishing to lose Gu
toners by too much importantly al
dunning. If one-folrth of the debto