The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

silt-edge refreshments to a goodly
number at their roous last evening.
Candidates for teachers licenses
will please notice the county superin-
tendent's announcement in this issue
The New Ulm band and orchestra
will be at Morgan Monday night, at a
concert and dance there, and at Nor
ton on Wednesday night.
Marshall was made glad last week
by flowing we'll of water, at the flour
ing mill. The we'll is to be sunk deep
err, in the hope of striking an artesian
gusher.
Notice the announcement for the
concert and ball next Tuesday evening,
Feb. 23d, by the popular band of New
Ulm, with Newman and Pfaender's
orchestra.
The United Workmen have extended
a general invitation to the brethren
from neighboring lodges, to join with
them at their supper and dance next
Monday evening.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at their
rooms on Wednesday afternoon at 3
a'clock, Feb. "a. Members are special
ly requested to be present, as there
are important matters to be discussed.
All ladies are cordially invited.
The Knights of Pythias have their
supper and dance next month. On
the principle of the prevaricator who
tells the last story i'll company, the
Knights will probably try and lay the
preceding fraternal entertainments in
the shade.
Town clerks who get their supply
of blanks for town meeting at this Of
fee, will confer a favor by sending in
their orders at once. We have full
supply for a dozen or more towns, and
want to fill all orders promptly with
out carrying large stock over to an
other year.
The local petition for a change of
time of the noon train for Sleepy Eye
was gracefully complied with by the
Northwestern people, and that train
now leaves daily at 1925. This is a
reform administration, and Agent
Beecher is decidedly solid with rail
road patrons.
The New Ulm Review says that
Sanborn is to have a local raper. II
Pc stmaster Hackley has hand in the
reporting for it, the new paper will
leave nothing unnoted. But as oul
Sanborn correspondent is silent about
the project, we are inclined to think
the Review is premature.
Prospects are excellent for large
turnout at the lecture tomorrow night
In addition to the desire to hear lee
turer of Prof McCleary's rank, the an
nouncement of the New Ulm Review
that Mr.. McCleary will be candidate
for the republican nomination for con
gress will add to the popular Interest
in that gentleman.
St. Peter Herald: Henry Patscht
was in Sleepy Eye Tuesday paying
taxes on his real estate in that vicini
ty. Mr.. Patsche informs us that lanC
owners have raised the price of lands
about Morgan and Redwood Falls
five dollars per acre since the last crol
and that j. A. Willard has made sew
eral thousand dollars in this way.
The official notice that the old cour
house must go will be found in thi
issue. If some wealthy philanthropis
would buy it and present it to the la
dies of the w. G. T. u, it would be
fine thing to have it removed. painted
up and preserved as a landmark of on
county's progress. The interior co,ll(
be arranged for library and reading
rooms, and would come handy as
public resort.
Mr.. Crouley informed us yesterda.
that all the papers got things wrong
in regard to the sale of Mr.. Brand
building site on Second street. 1t wa
taken in the trade by VIM. Dodge, O
Fairfax, and at present Mr.. Croule
is unable to say whether the purchas
err will carry out Mr.. Brands building
project or not, but thinks some salts
factory rangement will be made 70
proceeding with the work.
The Chicago Ladies' Quartette re
ferred to last week, sing here on tn
evening of the 18th, instead of the 12tl
They were only induced to come her
in connection with their engagement
ct New Ulm on the 10th, from whic
place they would come direct to Rec
wood Falls. Speaking of the organic;
ton the Chicago Herald says: A
these ladies are social as we'll as ar
istic favorites, and in appe arance tt
Quartette is remarkable combinatic
of beauty, vivacity, amiability an
cultivation.
! The Gazette owes an apology to tt
teachers association for leaving OF
: the minutes of their meeting last wee
The tax list crowded several matte
of interest as we'll as some advertiser
for which omissions we will try al
make restitution in future issues. TT
, programme for the next teacher
, meeting, March 5th, is as follow
How shall we teach drawing, Mi
3 Winkley, followed by general di
cussion; Manner of conducting re
: itation in advanced arithmetic, J.