The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-05-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

hence this everlasting Wetneeo'
CDont forget c. L. Smiths speech
at Huntington Hall tomorrow night
Naturalization papers were issued tc
seven applicants at the last term OF
court.
People who have lawns are finding
out that this wet weather makes the
grass grow.
Harry VIM will soon move into. a
new house on his farm north of the
parental roof.
Frank Hubbard has been threatened
with typhoid fever, but is now report
ed on the mend,
Several fish spearing parties have
been making big hauls near the
mouth of the Redwood recently.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. A. E. King next Friday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock for special work,
Crouley's new store building is I'M
der roof, and will probably be ready
for Mr.. Annis in two or three weeks.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in their
rooms next Wednesday at 3 p. m. A
cordial welcome given to all ladies at
tending.
The New England supper furnished
by the Ladies Industrial Society last
week was pronounced excellent, and
was we'll patronized.
S. Russell is putting up coy house
in the edge of the Ramsey woods,we
of R. A. Turrell's house, and will &C.
cupy it as soon as il is ready.
Taxpayers who have not yet called
upon Treasurer Kuenzli with their real
estate taxes, will do we'll to remember
that they will become delinquent June
LIST.
100 boats wanted in the first ward
was posted near the postoffice door
yesterday. The people of the flooded
locality are making life burden for
Mayor Dickinson,
G. D. Thompson this week sold the
corner property on which his old ware
house is located-two lots-to j. E.
Moon. The latter intends to move his
blacksmith shop onto the lots.
The wet spell which has been upon
this locality most Of the time for sew
eral weeks, eliminated IN small tenn
pest of wind and rain last Tuesday
night. A large volume of water fell.
A special to the Globe from Sleepy
Eye says that the rain prevented q
large attendance at the political insti-
tute there, which opened Monday with
Drs. Fish, Stewart and johnson in
charge.
The Long Prairie Argus claims the
banner farmer in the state for enter
prise. He butchers and dresses hog,
comes to town and disposes of said
hog and gets the cash for same, gets
gloriously happy, and leaVes town be-
fore O'Clock in the morning.
A drunken row near the falls last
Sunday was suppressed by Marshal
Winter, after trio of half-breeds had
severely handled a young man from
the country who was BOOKING in their
eempany. The whole party was
brought before Judge Baldwin and
had to pay over $40 in fines and costs
The rainy season in this locality is
not circumstance to what is prevail
6ag south of here. Throughout Iowa
Illinois, and everywhere along the
Missouri and Mississippi rivers, great
damage has already been done. The
only harm threatened here, is belat
ed and therefore doubtful corn crop
But plenty of farmers can be found in
Minnesota who have raised good corr
crops planted as late as the mid
die of June.
A new voice is to be heard in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next
The pastor is having an exchange with
Mr.. Jordan, the young minister al
present supplying Morgan. Mr.. Jor
dan is graduate of Westminster
College, Penn, and is taking his the
illogical course at Mccormick Semin
airy, Chicago. He is said to be bril-
liant student, and a very attractive
preacher. He supplies Morgan dur
ing the Seminary summer recess.
The Y. P. S. G. E. entertainment
last Friday evening, was fully up t.
expectations, unless it might be sait
that the prevailing wet weather pre-
vented an overlooking house. TIL
weather did not prevent the pleasan
company in attendance from thorough
ly enjoying the excellent music ant
refreshments, nor did it prevent tn
plucky young ladies who managed
from adding about SIS to the societ:
treasury. The society desires us t
return thanks to the ladies and gen
tlemen who assisted them in the en-
tertainment.
We are unable to give proper credi
for the following clipping from an g
change, but it strikes us as being goo
logic:
Many strong Republicans VIII
preach protection to home industrie
at the same time have bill of good
OH the road from Chicago or st. Pau
We have never believed in free trad
and we believe that this class of RI
publicans are as badly deluded as al
the people they hold in derision bt
cause they vote the Democratic ticke
To be consistent the trade-out-of-tow