The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-04-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

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E. G. Bailey is at work fitting up
Lawyer Madigan's recently purchased
building.
Sheriff Mead has been serving no.
tice on the jurors drawn for the May
term, the past week.
Painter Powell is doing some of his
fine work in the granting and decorat-
ing line ON DR.. Films new house.
Jimmy Patterson, the young rail
roader who was hurt last winter, is
now able to be out upon the streets.
Ex-Sheriff NJ. B. Albeit was last
week appointed marshal and street
commissioner for the village of Lam
berton.
Gov. Merriam has fixed upon May
I'd as Arbor Day, and recommends
that all good citizens plant a tree on
that day.
J.F. Skinner has the promise of the
assistance in his store of Miss Emma
Skinner, his sister, in the course of a
week or two.
R. w. Mason closed out his boot and
shoe business here last Tuesday, and
shipped the unsold part of his stock to
Pipestonc dealer.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Cuff,
formerly of this place, to gentleman
named Smithers, occurred at Sioux
City on the 18th inst.
One of Geo. Lechner's little boys,
who was recovering from light form
of diphtheria, had a relapse few days
ago and narrow escape, but is now
reported out of danger.
Oliver Leavens and family will occu-
py the house purchased of NJ. Offer
man next week. as the latter expects
to start for the Pacific coast, in COM
pany with Mrs Offerman, next Mon
day.
The foreman on the water works
contract had not arrived yesterday.
having doubtless been delayed on ac-
count of unfavorable weather, but we
look to see beginning made to-mor-
row.
B. A. Ferris little boy developed a
mild case of scarlet fever last week,
which appears to be running its course
without dangerous symptoms. Tracy
is sampling everything in that line
that comes his way.
Lawyer Madigan purchased the
brick build: ng on Second street form
erly occupied as land office from
Judge Baldwin last week, and next
month will remove his law office Ii
brary and other fixtures there, and en-
ter into possession.
A Young salesman in tlis vicinity,
who has been lingering on the brink
of matrimony for many moons, so the
story goes, has secured date for this
| month, and will no longer linger.
keeping evcrlastingly at it brings
success -remcmber that, young man.
Sleepy Eye Republican leaguers
will open the campaign next Monday
night with meeting to be addressed
by r. G. Evans and President Good
| now, of Minneapolis. If enough Nom
bers of the league here can be enlist
ed, it is not unlikely that an excursion
will be run to Sleepy Eye to give them
an opportunity to listen to President
Goodnow and the brilliant Bob Evans
State Treasurer Bobleter has re-
newed his interest in New Ulm by be-
coming president of a new corporation
which has bought out Brown County
Bank, and will reorganize it as cor
poration. The telegram containing
| this statement says that Col. Boblete1
| will not be a candidate for state treas
urer or any other official position at
this time.
A. D. Stewart left here for St. Paul
Tuesday night, expecting to engage
in active campaign duty for the PEG
pies party, in company with DR.. Fish
and two other alliance orators and a
quartette of singers. The double
quartette will hold political institutes
at the principal towns of the state, be-
ginning next week at Dodge Center
Redwood Falls is to be favored with g
two days institute the latter part Of
May.
The Chatauqua Circle will meet
again next Monday evening in the
Commercial house parlors. The mem
bers are always pleased to welcome
visitors. The lesson is that prescribed
in the Chatauquan for the third week
IN April. Mr.. G. G. Chollar will leac
Initial Studies in American Letters
Miss Mira Abbott, Two Old Faiths
Miss Brooks, Our Educational System
w. D. Martin, Development of oul
Industries through Patents.
| A returning land seeker from the
Sisseton region-a Mr.. Jones, of Blue
Earth county-was in town few day:
ago, and declared that there was moth
ing in the reservation for him. HI
found some land in the western par
of this county, however, that just suit
ed him, and by this time has doubt
less become the owner of it. If Red
wood county had an agent of som'
kind in the crowd of land hunters a
Watertown or Browns Valley now, i
might result in goodly number o
settlers, but whether they would al