The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-04-28
Alfred Egle and Amelia Hensel, of

Vail township, were licensed by Clerk
Byram to we'd, few days ago.
Numerous hydrants scattered about
town remind us that the water works
contractors are moving forward.
Geo. Stegner bought a lot and a hall
on Lincoln street, near Curt Aldrich's
place, a few days ago, paying $50 fol
it. Whether for investment or occu
pancy, deponent saith not.
A lodge of Knights of Pythias was
instituted at Granite Falls last Friday
evening, by Grand Chancellor Wheat
on. T. H. Sorlien, formerly of this
place, heads the list of officers, as PC
Conductor Kinzie, whose eyes were
recently injured at Tracy by the ex-
plosion of a cartridge while loading
shells with lighted cigar in his
mouth, will probably lose the sight Of
one eye.
DIR. Riheldaffer has just plated
more than two blocks of desirable res
idence lots west of his homestead. The
lots now comprise part of DR.. R. s
lawn, and are nicely turfed and shad-
ed with trees.
A Gales correspondent of Rural
Center reports that School District 40
has recently been presented with a
handsome flag, u x12 feet, and Life
of Washington, by former teacher,
Mrs. Sadie McEwen, of this place.
Last week it was fire company Or
ganized, this week it is a base ball
nine. Why not board OF trade next
week? Our town certainly needs some
organization of it's business men, if it
expects to take on the dignity of a
real city.
William Tewes, recently of Los An
geles, Cal, took possession of 16O acres
of land in North Hero, near Walnut
Grove, the past week, and expressed
himself while here as somewhat weary
of trying to find a livelihood at Los
Angeles. He traded Los Angeles
property for his farm, with John
Weber.
Next Wednesday evening the ladies
of the W.C.T U. will furnish refresh
ments from 6 to 8 o'clock, at theil
rooms over Philbrick's, to be followed
by spelling match, in which all are
invited to engage. An admission fee
of ten cents will be charged at the
spelling match, and the same price fol
refreshments.
The old story. The Hutchinson
Leader tells of another farmer who
bought bill of goods amounting tc
$S5, of a travelling agent who repre-
sented that his prices were away be-
low those of local dealers. After Civ.
ing his order the man went to towr
and found that he could have saveC
from fifteen to twenty dollars by buy
ing in Hutchinson. Comment is un
necessary.
The band dance last Friday night
was pleasant party, although it dc
not yield very large revenue above
expenses. We suggest that it is about
time for another home concert. Not
everyone cares fer dancing,but almost
everybody likes such entertainments
as the band boys provided last month
and almost everybody will take pleas
ure in helping the boys pay the ex.
penses of their organization and in.
struction.
Prof. Tipton's lecture engagements
the coming week will leave him with
very little idle time on his hands. To-
morrow friday night he is to preach
at the Merriam school house, New
Avon; next Sunday afternoon he will
preach at the Turrell school house, in
addition to his regular services here
on Monday evening he has promised
to deliver one of his lectures at Spring,
field, on Wednesday night at Hector
Thursday night at Olivia, and Friday
night at Delhi.