The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-04-07
New Ulm is to have a fine new

depot. She needs it.
Levi Annis has young Fred Warner
to help him sell shoes.
The Canada house has been i'm
proved by the painter lately.
Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl entertained the
St. Agnes Guild last Thursday.
Court opens at Beaver Falls next
week. Our spring term opens May
4th.
Will Crooks is getting his first
lessons in the drug business, at
Schmahl & Co.'S.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in their
rooms next Wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock. All ladies are cordially
invited.
A summer training school will be
conducted by the state institute in
structoys at Sleepy Eye during the
month of July.
NJ. Schluch, of Lone Tree Lake, fell
from wagon at Morgan last Saturday
and was so severely injured internally
that his recovery is doubtful.
C.L. French, who went to Califor-
MIA from here last year, has bought a
ranch near San Bernardino and will
dwell there under his own vine and
Zig tree.
By the new time card on the G. &
n. W., an extra daily train runs be-
tween Sleepy Eye and La Crosse, to
make close connections with the Oma-
ha at Kasota both going and coming
Poor Kansas appears to be calan-
ity state, sure enough. ASST success
sion of poor crops followed by cranky
legislature and the election of Simp-
son and PETER we're not enough, few
days ago two tornadoes in swift sue
cession devastated many towns in the
state.
Mrs. Bailey has kindly allowed the
Chatauqua Circle to meet again in the
Commercial aotel parlors. All in
tarested in the readings are invited tc
be D; Q sent. Initial studies in Ameri
can letters will be led by Miss
Brooks; Two old Faiths, by Fanny
Rowe; The French and Indian War
by Mr.. Chollar; Questions in Botan J
led by Mr.. Sinclair; DISCUSSIONS
the higher education of practica
advantage in the business world? Tt
be participated in by all present.
The party of Republican leaguer'
who went from here to Delhi las
Thursday night, report very success
full meeting in spite of bad weather
Lawyer Madigan and Captain Brooks
contributed stirring speeches and ou
glee club and drum corps assisted the
Delhi band in rendering some patrl
otto music. Delhi NAV be counted
upon to do as good work for republic
anism as she did two years go-whicE
was good enough. The new club is of
flee oI as follows: President, Ed
Pcase; vice president, Geo. Leslie
secretary, J. A. Cumming; treasurer
G. H. Child.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mr.. George
Knudson, of Evan. and son James, o
Redwood have purchased the fine gen
eral stock of goods of Mr.. Andrew
Rinke and take possession to-day. The
announcement of this change in loca
business circles took all by surprise
being entirely unexpected. The new
firm are well known, Mr.. Knudsol
having been engaged in business herr
some years ago, and having worked
with MIR. Rinke long time. His Sol
is also we'll known as a young man o
unusually fine business qualifications
so old patrons of the store will fint
old friends to greet them when the,
come to market.
Editor Brooks, of the Morgan Mes
senger, is collecting a little testimon,
to show that Redwood county farmer
are not all on the way to pauperdon
Here is an installment:
Martin Foy is an old settler III thi
locality, he came here some twent
years ago, to-day he is independent
lives on large and we'll TILED farm,
good well furnished house This h
has acquired through steady persever
} ance, industry and the everlasting
keeping at it.
Mckay Brothers, of the town {
Kintire in Redwood county, bougE
each of them quarter of section {
land and agreed to pay for each S16O(
This year they harvested and sol
from each of their farms $500 wort
; of wheat, $500 more than enough t
pay for their farms and only had t
wait two years.
John Highland of Lamberton use
to work on the section. He bougf
/. 100 acres on time, and with yoke {
5 cattle commenced fourteen years az
9 to lay the foundation of one of tn
best farm in Redwood county. II
=. day he drives fine horses, has none
I in the bank and can take life easy.
q Last Weeks Fire.
Early last Thursday afternoon tt
! fire bell was rung vigorously, and
was soon learned that j. p. O'Hara
r house was on fire. The chemical an
n hose wagon were hurried to the seen
/. where q number of men were at wOl