The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-10-13
REDWOOD FALLS OCT. IS. 1892.

The public school enrolment is $50.
DR.. Riheldaffer left yesterday to at
tend meeting of Presbytery at
Kasota.
Cy. Wellington will expound Dem
ocratic doctrine in this city during the
latter part of this month.
G. L. Durham, of LIE Sueur. is in
the city for the purpose of purchasing
a farm, which he proposes to cult
vate.
Hon. 0. B. Turrell and M. M. Mad
igan will speak at Lamberton this ev-
ening, and at Morgan tomorrow ev-
ening.
The Chautauqua meeting Monday
night was success. The next meet
ing will be held at Mrs. H. D.
Chollar's.
Attention is called to the Sunday
school convention programme in
this issue. 1t begins tomorrow in
the Presbyterian church.
President Paul Martin, of the West
Side Electric Construction Co, of St..
Paul, and Mrs. Martin, are visiting
with G. W. Vaughn's family.
A St. Paulite, named Chamberlain,
has been looking up a house and a
five-acre tract in this city, for the pur-
pose of starting chicken ranch.
The person who stole one-half of
the sectional boat in Three Lakes is
requested by the owners to either re-
turn the same or call for the other
half.
The new seats in the first and third
grade rooms of the school house are
ready for occupancy and the new
sixth grade room seats will be ready
Monday.
Daniel Mason. of Pittsburg, brother
of James and E. A. Mason, and Mrs.
Ella Mcmillan, is visiting here, partly
as a visit to his mother, Grandma
Mason. Mr.. Mason is a locomotive
engineer, and this is his first vacation
in Is years.
T. Williams, the restauranteer, is
running very popular restaurant at
his new place on Second street, next
to J. NJ. Dunnington's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams are residing in the Lauter-
bach house, Mrs. Lauterbach and
children having gone to New Ulm for
the winter.
A desperate and successful attempt
at jail breaking occurred last Sunday
evening. A drunk and disorderly fell
low named Archibald Nutter, was con-
fined in the city lock-up,awaiting trial.
During the night he forced three iron
bars out of the window in the north
end of the lookup and made his es-
cape.
A glove contest of three two minute
rounds between a thresher, whose
name is unknown, and Thurber, the
Badger, occurred down on the Mime
sofa bottom last Saturday night. The
contest was friendly one and result
ed in draw. Thurber was knocked
down once, but jumped to his feet like
q bantam rooster and resumed the
fight.
The State Board of Equal
ization has increased the value Of
property in Redwood county, over the
county board of equalization, as fol.
lows: Horses, one year old, Is pc,
cent; horses two year old S per cent
COWS S per cent; sheep and hogs q
per cent; pianos Is per cent; shares
of bank stock rs per cent; dogs q
per cent.
i It.gives the GAZETTE extreme pleas
ure to state that popular, clever ane
efficient George F. Duerre, once will
G. A. Francois & Co., but now O
Reeds Landing, Wabasha county, ha'
been nominated for treasurer of tina
county, by the Republicans. Georg'
has good Republicanism Aowins
through his veins, is popular fellow
all over that county, and with sucl
/. men as Senator Burkhardt and Allel
j. Greer and a host of other notabl,
politicians behind him, will probably
take care of the Wabasha count,
funds for the next two years. Tha
county could not get a better man TO
the Office.
Many producers last year held thei
wheat in their granaries and later solt
it out at much lower prices than the,
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