The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-07
Redwood Gazette.
THURSDAY, JULY 7 1892.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Miss Observation-Disclosures entertains
the St. Agnes Guild at her home this
afternoon.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in their
house next Wednesday afternoon at
three p. N,
J. A. Johnson last week sold SO
acres of Delhi land to G.. G. Enger-
man, for $500.
Mrs. j. H. Thomas is slowly recov-
ering from severe attack Of rheuma-
tism.
The regular July session of the
Board of County Commissioners con
vcnes next Monday.
Miss Mulligan started yesterday for
St. Paul, and intended to go on to
Chicago before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Backer cele-
brated with the aid of baby daugh
ter who arrived on the third.
Mrs. S. OLA is having quito large
dwelling erected on the east side OF
Mill street, south of the Canada house.
Rev. Z. H. Swift, of Oakland Aven-
ue church, Chicago, will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. E. church next Sun
day evening.
At meeting of the directors of the
Citizens Bank, last Tuesday evening,
a semi-annual dividend of per cent.
was declared.
That 50 acres of Delhi Land, adver-
tiscd for sale by j. Finnegan, of Min
neapolis, was sold by j. B. Robinson
il Co. to Arthur Carbert, for Sll4O.
Especial credit is due Messrs. War
nor, Caswell and G. Y. Everett, the
committee on parade, for making that
feature a marked success on the 4th.
Powell & Co. recently put suitable
guide-boards in place over the differ
cnt offices at the court house, so that
the stranger is not under the necessity
of inquiring his way in order tc find
the official he is after.
The Gazette occasionally gets taken
in by rumor, and acknowledges
with regret that this appears to be the
case in its item mentioning the report
ed marriage of Franklin Ensign. We
learn that Mr.. Ensign is still a bach
elor, and can only apologize for giving
currency to an unfounded report.
The Republicans in each township
should make a point of talking up the
raucuses to be held on Saturday of
next week, July 10th, to nominate del
egates for the next Republican con-
vention for sending state and congress
sional delegates. a full and fair rep
resentation SHOULD he assured.
Jos. Tyson spent the 4th at Webster
City, Iowa. He rel OTIS that the corn
crop in that region is not moro prom
Using than here, and while at Webster
City witnessed a tragic wind-up to the
celebration. BY the premature explO-
sion of rocket, 4 young man was
struck just below tho eye and so bad
" wounded that he died within two
hours. Tho victim was a young mar
of promise, who had just graduated
from college.
Richard NJ. johnson, Of Sheridan, s
doing large stroke in the Building
line this season. He Las a barn IGN 81
with 81" of same ground dimensions
we'll under way, and basement barn
36x rs. John McIlreavie is in charge
of the carpenter work, which is a guar
antee that it will be we'll built. Mr.
johnson has promised the young PEG
pie In his neighborhood to get the Ely
sian band and have a grand dance
when his barn is completed.
School district clerks will take due
notice that the annual school meeting
is to be held July 10Th at ! pm. Las
year the amount of school tax voted 10
each district averaged six and one-hal
months, an increase of one and hal
months over the year preceding. N
district should vote less than sever
months and more if possible to affor(
it. Special care of outbuildings shoul(
have attention of all voters at til
years meeting.
It. G. Ives, of st. Peter, was il
Redwood Falls last Tuesday on hi
way home from Granite Falls, wher'
he delivered a Fourth of July Grafton
Gov. Ives reported lively time and
big crowd at Granite on the Fourth
people from Marshall and Montevide
being in attendance. In regard t
his gubernatorial candidacy Mr.. I've
does net appear to be at all worried
but confident of the issue. He left fC
St. Peter on the evening train, afte
ia king tea with Mr.. j. A. Schmah
1T tho Schm ahl residence.
Lamberton Leader: Lamberto
village and township expects a plae
on the Republican county ticket tn
fall. She asks for the Office of sherit
and presents as candidate Mr.. job
B. Lauer, of Lamberton. John Lau'
is a good penman, good accountan
and a good business man. Has bee
a resident of the township about tive
ty-two years, being one of those wi
experienced the trials and hardships
Indian depredations and grasshopp
raids. Mr.. Lauer owns farm, ar
town property, also-so he is ia
payer. The nomination and Eclectic
of John B. Lauer, for the Office