The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-09-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

shape for pretty good business stand
Notice the additional special pre-
MUM offered by w. P. Brainerd fol
best broken team.
Supt. Race is sending out circulars
for the State Teachers institute, to be
held here October 9Th.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. DR.. Finn
next Thursday, Sept. 18th.
Married-At Redwood Falls, Sept
6, by Rev. N. Swift, Edward Cliff and
Miss Minnie Biehop, both of Renyille
county, MINI.
Members of our ball club are max
ing preparations for big time at their
dance ON the evening of the 24th-the
second day of the fair.
Morton is to have bank, with Hans
Gronnerud as president and P. H.
Kirwan cashier 1t will be organized
as a state bank in the near future
The Gazette is in luck in reviving
its correspondence from North Red
wood once more, and hopes this fea-
ture may become q permanent one.
There will be services at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday, Rev. John
Sinclair having consented to remain
oyer another Sunday and conduct the
services.
Workmen are hurrying on the new
store for Messrs. Peck and Guth. The
lattter are determined to move SatIr-
day, in order to give possession to
Schmahl & Co.
Pitts Tenney has removed his old
house and is now going ahead with
the main part of his new house, which
will give him an abundance of room
when completed.
E. B. Hale has followed the prevail
ing fashion by building good sized
addition to his house. He expects that
his father and mother, who arc now
with him, will remain.
Freight Agent Garvin is quoted in
the New Ulm Review, as promising
that still further additions of freight
trains are to be made on the Northwest
ern, to carry off the big crops.
L. W. Hammer and c. w. Moon
started south last Monday, intending
to spend the winter at Wichita or some
other favorable point in Southern Kan
sas. We shall expect to see the boys
iack when the robins nest again.
A change in the Office OF clerk of
municipal court went into effect yes
terdsy. J. /. Byram having sent in
his resignation of the Office, Judge
Baldwin appointed Edward March to
the vacancy, and Clerk Byram turned
over tie books and records of tho office
to his successor.
Henry Lance shipped the Willard
French Coach stallion Marcus Aurcli-
us eastward week or 50 ago, to show
at various state and district fairs in the
northwest. The horse has already
scored a clean triumph at the inter
state fair, at La Crosse, Wis, where
he took first money in his class over
the representatives of some of the best
horse farms in the northwest.
A steam threshing machine and set-
ting of grain was burned up during
the high wind of last Friday afternoon
at the Pomeroy farm in Underwood
The separator was a Minnesota Chief
owned by company of ten sharehold
ers with T. D. Barber as manager. Mr.
Pcmeroy estimates that about 300
bushels of grain were burned. VIM
Baker, of this place, was engineer, and
says that the stacks went like fash,
leaving no time to save anything but
the engine, the big belt and the straw
wagon. The machine was new last
fall.
John Moon, the tireless blacksmith
surprised his friends last week by sell
ing out his business and announcing
that he would take a rest. Mr.. Moon
has been working too hard, and tired
nature began to resent it and demand
q change. The purchasers of his stool
?. and business we're Paul Koska, of New
Ulm, and Fred Storch, who has beer
Mr.. Moons right hand man at tn,
forge for some time. Dan Moon vii
continue to bold the fort in the Wagon
making part of the work, and bust
ness will go along as usual, but with .
new man at the helm. John Moon vii
remain here, and retains his interest il
the building which has been leased t.
the new firm of Koska & Storch.
Redwood Falls was favored will
fresh pulpit talent in almost all it.
churches last Sunday. Presiding Eide
Hair ably filed his appointment at tn
M. E. church, Rev. John Sinclair
pleased good-sized audiences at tn
Presbyterian church with thoughtful
and suggestive sermons, Elder Nc
CURE, of Kansas, favored the congre
CATION at the Christian church, ant
Rector Puryes was gladly welcomes
back at the Episcopal church, after
refreshing vacation of several week
spent in the east. People who don
care to attend churches themselves ar
prone to say that Redwood Falls ha
too many churches, but this is not hal
80 true as that the town has too few
church-goers. All six of our churche
will not comfortably seat over 100
people, and this number is not one