The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-05-19
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brother.
Mr.. Kohair returned last week from
Springfield.
supt. Race visited the school this
week.
Bran Bros, from Sacred Heart, are
putting in new lumber yard. TWEEN
ty car loads of lumber were shipped
in here this week.
j. M. Thompson made flying trip
to Sacred Heart yesterday.
Remember the Lutheran services in
the school house on next Sunday.
! The 18th of May will be celebrated
in the town hall on Tuesday. Let us
all turn out and have a good time.
J.E. Leonard has purchased 'anoth-
err eighty joining his farm; also two
seated buggy.
Chas Croft returned from Redwood
Falls last week, with a two-seated top
buggy purchased of Barnes & Son.
S. E. Weber has been on the sick
list as the result of exposure.
o. Carney is intending to fence one
hundred and sixty acres for pasture.
We have heard of one farmer who
planted his corn some two weeks ago.
What, think you, will be the result7
Some of our farmers have COM
menced breaking.
Mrs. VIM. Ray has so far recovered
as to be able to attend to domestic
duties again.
FOURsaCOKNERs.
H. Glum left for New Ulm on Mon
day to be present at the funeral of his
uncle at that place. He returned on
Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Garner has been very
poorly lately.
M. johnson lost a horse last week.
The two cousins, R. H. and Neil
Stewart, returned from Rockford, ILL.,,
on Thursday. A party o. young peo-
pie gathered at John Stewards the eve
of their return and gave the boys a
hearty welcome. They look as if col
lege life agreed with them.
R. H. Stewart and brother Donald
leave for Ireton, Ia, this week to at
tend to the affairs of their fathers
place. They are going to batch il
this summer
LAMBERToN
| w. D. Smith has assumed the du
ties of postmaster, and is now having
erected small Office adjoining his
printing Office for the benefit of the
public.
Carl W. Brown sprained his knee
while playing ball, and is now under
the doctors care.
| George Book, county surveyor Of
Brown county, is at work establishing
grade for the village, and will il
connection make plats for the perma
nent use of the village.
The measles have become quite
prevalent now, the doctors being tie
busiest men in town.
New sidewalks have been ordered
in many places in town and as soon as
the grade is established the new i'm.
provements will begin to show.
The Citizens Bank officials have tax.
en- steps to organize their institution
into a state bank with a capital of $685.
O0O. The man stockholders are l.
M. Street, H. Bendixen, P. Runitz, F.
Schandera, w. @. Brown and Chester
Bros.
The milling firm of Bennett &
Wheeler have dissolved partnership
Mr.. Wheeler having purchased the il :
terest of Bennett and will hereafter as
sumo entire charge of the mill. Mr.
Bennett and family have left for Min
neota, where Bennett will build -four
mill.
The Catholics of Lamberton and vi
entity have decided to build Catholic
church in the village this summer, and
are now receiving subscriptions for
the same.
Gabriel Olson and family returned
Sunday from their pleasure trip to the
Pacific coast.
DELHI,
John Hendrickson is building an
addition to his dwelling, the addition
being the larger part.
Bal Garrett has built him neat lit
tie house on his land west of here and
is trying his hand at patching for the
first time. Better take partner on
the ranch.
Hugh McDougal is about selling
out his place in Sheridan at an adj
vance of SIS per acre over what he pad
last winter. If he sells he intends
buying another place at once.
Mrs. Torgeson, who had been visit
ing relatives here for some time. left
for her home in Moorhead last Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson is visiting in
our burg.
The Ladies AID Society met with
Mrs. McNaughton on Thursday.
Posters are up announcing that a
part of the Alliance Institute band will
speak in the Wood schoolhouse on
Wednesday evening next.
Gus Engeman is on the sick list.
The family of Agent Brown arrived
to-day. They have taken up quarters
at the Delhi house as their household
goods have not yet arrived.
Hartwig Lee found out Sunday that
it takes two hands to manage span
of frisky ponies. Hartwig is all right
but the buggy and one of the ponies
is badly demoralized. We cannot find
out how "the other fellow" came out.
One of the diversions for to-day was
two cases in Justice Atkinson's court.
Lars Dalen was defendant in both cas-
es and came off second best.
G. L. Holmes has two more ventl-
ators on his barn which give it a more
finished appearance.
Peter Mckay lost good horse a
short time ago, and is liable to lose a
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