The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01
Redwood Gazette,
BY scHMAHL & RUTER.
REDWOOD FALLS SEPT. /, 1892
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


Christ Bobsin had his hand badly
torn by a kicking gun Tuesday.
Samuel Borg, of St. Paul, brother
to the Borgs of Delhi, was at the
Commercial Monday.
The North Redwood Roller mills
commenced grinding after a weeks
shut down for repairs.
j. F. Skinner & Co. are occupying
the sidewalk in front of their store
with large boxes full of new goods.
The G.. w. Hackett Hardware Co.,
of St. Paul, has presented Kim Glassco
with fine gun-and Kim is happy.
Jeweler H. Schleuder removes to
his rev store, recently occupied by
Aune & Thune, in ten or twelve days.
The Clark barn and contents,st
by lightning Sunday, were insured in
the Continental, Mason & French, agts.
| j. F. Wright has returned to Red
Wing, via Sleepy Eye, where he will
spend few days with old acquaint-
ances.
The German Lutheran church on
Sheridan will be dedicated on Sunday
Sept. II, instead of Sept. l6, as here
tofore stated.
J.B. Robinson & Co. this week sold
one-half section of land in Granite
Rock township to Andrew Lewis at
the rate of $1,000 per acre.
Aune & Thune appear with a re-
moval notice ad. this week. They
are in the Mckay building, and have
one of the finest stores in the city.
A. o. Nepil, the contractor for the
steam heating plant on our high
school, arrived in Redwood to-day, and
now has two men at work putting in
the plant.
Inspector Drake, for the school
board, has purchased 48 single desks,
and a teachers desk, for $3.50, for the
high school, of the U. S. Seat and
School Furniture Co.
The consolidation of the Francois
and Commercial took place to-day,
both going under the management OF
Col. Wright, who will conduct them
from the Commercial.
julius Melges' new barber shop
and bath rooms in the building
now occupied by John Grady,
will open about Sept. 10. The furni-
ture will be entirely new.
The Concerto Rationale Fgiven for
the benefit of the Episcopal church,
last evening, was perfect success,
both from meritorious and financial
standpoint, and the GAZETTE will
dwell at length upon the same later.
Fred Wyman, of Echo, called at
the GAZETTE yesterday and watched
the wheels go around by power. He
stated that James BARRIERS wheat on
breaking yielded rs bushels per acre.
A story with a moral-Mesdames
Ackmann and G. D. Thompson, last
Sunday evening, informed their hus-
bands that they we're going to the
Agency, but instead drove to Birch
Cooley. Returning, they got thorough
ly drenched. Henry and Charles are
whispering "Always tell your hus-
band the TRUTH
! The September number of the Re-
view of Reviews, for sale at Hitch
cocks, has an excellent article discuss
ing Mars and it's inhabitancy by the
leading astronomers of the world
"Strikes and their Remedies" and q
character sketch devoted to the French
anarchist, Louise Michel, by W. Z
Stead, also appears, as we'll as large
number of other valuable and inter
esting articles.
l It rained awfully sshard last Sunday
evening, and two young social stars O
Redwood, aside from a host of othel
people, will testify to the statement
An engagement for drive as a count
or attraction to a scheduled bicycle
4. tournament, was made during the at
ternoon, when everything was lovely
It rained hard about seven o'clock ant
two countenances we're as dark an(
= gloomy as the clouds that hoveret
f above. Then there came lull in tn
4 rain. The sky grew bright, and will
it the faces of our fair heroine and GU