The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-12-01
Sam Bailey looks as natural as ever

Remember that all the young peq<
pie of the city are invited to the Pres
byterian social in the Thompson hall
tomorrow night. Admission free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis, of Sheri-
dan, gave an oyster supper and dance
at their Sheridan home on last Thanks
giving evening. A pleasant evening
was spent by the large party present.
In the case of Editor w. D. Smith
vs.. Jacob Nickel, an action to recover
for advertising Judge Weber has
filed decision in favor of the editor
of the Lamberton Leader. The
amount involved was $40.
Capt. Sanders, while here last week,
sold $50 acres of land in Paxton town
ship to Knut Peterson for 81 800 and
100 acres in the same township to
Geo. Rasmussen for $3.50. Knut
Peterson in return sold 1861 acres in
Morgan township to Peter Welter for
$500.
Renville Star: DR.. Beard, one of
Redwood Falls leading Democrats,
made us pleasant call on Saturday,
DR.. has bank at Fairfax this county.
We bet him a new eight dollar hat
that G. X. Davis will succeed himself
and we are going to wear that hat
next spring.
Miss Lena Theiring, who has been
teaching for the past four years in
Dist. No. 6, knows how to appreciate
the new school house which was built
in that district this fall. The school
furniture was moved last Monday and
now the children are very comfortably
established in the new quarters.
Burglars entered the Norwood de-
depot Monday night by breaking
out windows in the waiting room with
a crow bar. Frying open the ticket
: window they entered the Of
flee and freight room and opened ex
press packages and trunks. Appar
: emily nothing else is missing.
The Sheridan and New Avon debat
ing societies will have joint debate
: in the Gallery school house, Sherida,
township. on the evening of Dec. 9
The question under discussion is Re
M solved, that Washington was a great
, er man than Lincoln" the Sherida,
" having the negative and New Ayo,
M NJ the affirmative.
The fire at Marshall on Nov. II ha
beep productive of a great deal Q
good to the town. With loss O
III about 5000 to Laudenslager sa
:, loon and the railroad land office
Nj comes authentic information that tn,
Nj railroad company will erect two
. story brick block Al by 90 feet ant
IS that adjoining 1t Mr.. Laudenslage
IS will also erect fine two stoly build
IS ing.
- A SO blaze occurred while the Ga
IS zETrE was on the press last Wednes
Is day afternoon, barn belonging t
VIM. Melke, on the flats, havin,
~ caught fire in some manner was de
!. stroyed. A team of horses and tw,
]s COWS were rescued, one COW bein,
Is slightly scorched. A load of hay an,
Is a wagon were destroyed. The fir
10 company did excellent service, bu
y owing to the barn being four block
away from hydrant the hose was no
s. called into service.
i Redwood county received $254.4
Is from the different county and congress
Is sional candidates at the last election
IS for the placing of names on the offcia
- ballot. The expense of conductin,
or the election, above the expense Q
previous elections, when the count
= received nothing from the candidate
was only $50, making the county
clear winner to the amount of SOL A
as 1t would evidently be a good thin
m for the county treasury if election
er were held semi-annually instead c
of bi-ennially.
A Minneapolis & St. Louis trai
OF rumor has it that as soon as that roa
O. passed out of the hands of receiver
as stub line from Delhi would be COZ
ne 'structed into this city, the opinion b,
in ing that it will be much cheaper
ly build such a line than connect east {
ly this city. In case the company ca
ries out the Delhi project passenger
lis and freight will be run to Redwoo
or junction, where a single passengt
an COR and onpino will moot on1 1,r;,,