The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-04


G. D. Thompson sold Smith &
Burch fine steam threshing outfit
Monday.
Marshall has six bridges across the
Redwood and expects to construct
the seventh soon.
Peter Shining is smiling, all be-
cause an heir apparent recently ap
peared in his family.
Our Gales correspondent gives Jas.
Durtnal the credit of having the finest
field of sweet corn in Redwood county.
Joseph Tyson disposed of several
car loads of hogs at the South St. Paul
Stockyards Thursday, returning home
Friday.
Judge Bowers was reelected state
president of the Chautauqua Literary
and Scientific circle at Maplewood
Park last week.
George Shelton, of Charlestown, one
of the progressive farmers on the
south side, announces himself can
didate for the Republican nomination
for representative.
The Wade-Leroyle Co. has secured
the dates of Sept. 8, 9 and 10 at the
Huntington Opera House. The COM
pany has a varied repertoire.
Gabriel Renville, the venerable chief
of the Wahpeton and Sisseton tribes,
and once a q. S. scout, died on the
Sisseton Agency last Sunday.
At the regular monthly meeting of
Redwood Falls Building and Loan As
ISOLATION on Tuesday evening loans
amounting to S11OO were made.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church have generously granted the
w. c. T. U. the use of their lecture
room for holding the Union meetings.
Parker Bros. will commence thresh-
ing on the Anderson farm in Delhi
township in about two weeks, and will
remain in that vicinity for an indei-
mite period.
The Young Ladies Aid society of
the Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. Addie R. Chapman Saturday af-
ternoon. Young gentlemen are in
| yited to tea at six o'clock.
Mr.. VIM. Skinner has repurchased
his old homestead on Wyoming st..
of Geo. Holden paying the latter
81, COO for the same. Mr.. Skinner con-
structed the building over twelve
years ago.
There will be lawn social at the
handsome residence of j. B. Robin
sons tomorrow evening, in honor of
Rev. Cones visit to this city. Rev.
Cone conducts quarterly services at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
Miss Marian Everett gave a very
pleasant tea party in honor of Miss
Louise Conklin, of Minneapolis, Satur-
day. Misses Inez Baldwin, Matte
Bigham, Fannie Everett, Ida Laird
and the honored lady were present.
Supt. Caswell, of the Telephone Co.,
saw connections with the G. & N. W.
and NJ. & St. L. depots perfected Fri
day night, and now you can talk to
the station agents by giving G. c.
Peck or Eddie Luscher single dime.
The w. G. T. U. will hold their an
nual meeting for the election of otfic-
ers in the lecture room of the Presby-
terrain church next Wednesday at 8 p
m. This is also the time to elect del
egates to the state convention at Still
water.
Louie Boyer gets the handsome oil
painting of Ramsey Falls, given away
by Reynolds & Keene to the nearest
guesser of the number of kernels OF
pop corn in bottle. There we're 1886
grains in the bottle and Mr.. Beyer's
guess was 1850.
G. G. Sisco got flag" on last Fri
day afternoon. The world was his fol-
short time. Then Patrolman Crooks
asserted bis prerogative, Mr.. Sisco was
lodged in the police station, and Satur,
day morning he plead guilty to a
charge of drunk and disorderly, paid
a fine of 50 and costs, and went away
smiling.
Supt. Race declares the summer
training school for teachers,that closed
at Sleepy Eye Tuesday, an excellent
thing. He regrets that larger mum
Der of Redwood teachers and would
be teachers were not present, as he re-
CARDS the training much better thar
an institute training. About twenty
Redwood county teachers attended
the session.
Mrs. w. B. King entertained {
small company of young people Al
her home on Monday evening. Mr.
Martin did duty as host. A very
pleasant evening was spent in CONVEX
sation, music, and rendering of recita
tons. Those present we're Mrs. R. A
Turrell, Misses Lizzie Bissell, Luells
Turrell, Bertha Pattengill, Louise
Conklin, Bessie Chollar, and Messrs
R. A. Turrell, Stanley Bissell, G. c.
and w. T. Chollar.
To old residents of Redwood Falls
and particularly the young folks, whe
will remember his mastery welding
of the willow, it will be interesting t.
state that DR.. E. j. Lewis formel
schoolteacher of this city, was quietly
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