The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-05-26

Max NicolauS, who has reJuvenateo
the Wood Lake News, was in town
yesterday.
J.E. johnson, the Morgan photog-
rapher, was taking views in this vicin-
ity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gray, of Fairfax,
visited with their friends herr during
the past week.
C.E. Rice, the well-known real es-
tate owner, is here from Owatonna
this week, looking after his interests
in this vicinity.
Please notice Philbrick's "McKinley
prices.' Standard calicoes 4 cents a
ward, and other bargains for Friday
and Saturday.
DR.. Penhall, of Morton, was in town
Monday, and left Morton the next day
on a trip to the national convention of
needles at Fortress Monroe.
Notice the printed articles for the
new telephone company. We shall
have something to say about the plans
for this important enterprise hereafter.
The Board of Education, at its
last meeting, decided to invite a ma
jority of the present teaching force to
return for the ensuing school year.
Alvin Hawk, who is now working in
the composing rooms of the Buckeye
Publishing Co., Minneapolis, visited
with his sister and friends in this vi
entity over Sunday.
Last week the Ramsey was boom
ing bank full oyer the falls, and Pho
tographer Andersen secured uncom'
monty fine pictures of both Ramsey
and Redwood Falls.
Franklin Ensign was up from
Springdale last Friday, and after at
tending a session of the institute anC
the evenining debate, remained owe
with friends until Monday.
All ladies interested in having Red
wood county represented at the Co
lumbar Exposition, are requested t.
meet in the w. G. T. U. rooms, Wed
nesday June LIST, at 4 o'clock.
The Ladies Guild will meet will
Mrs. Herbert Baldwin Thursday, jun
I'd. 1t being the annual meeting, al
members are requested to be presen
at three o'clock sharp. The young la
dies Guild will also meet at the SAM
place.
Articles of incorporation of the Cit
liens Bank of Lamberton were filed a
the Registers office a few days age
Most of the incorporators are Lam
berton citizens-L. Nj. Street, R. Nor
ton, W. G.. Brown, j. H. Roth, Ches
ter Bros, Kedie Kneeland, F. Schan
dera and John Street.
Last Friday mornings blizzar'
seems like nightmare now. Never
theless, as a matter of record, tn
morning of the Goth of May, in thi
part of the world, saw a small size
blizzard in full operation. Severa
inches of Show was on the ground Q
in the air, and men brought out thei
fur overcoats with satisfaction. Tt
day fire is uncomfortable, and tn
ice man is in request.
The w. R. G. request all wives an
daughters of soldiers to meet wit
r them Oh May Both, at G. A. R. ha
, and bring we'll filled baskets. COTE
a will be provided at the hail.
G cross is to be erected in the cen
etery, with an inscription on the Gel
o ter to the unknown dead. while til
arms of the cross will be desigced fe
: the wreaths and floral tributes of a
o who will bring them.
On account of the large space give
G to last weeks debate, no attempt h;
r been made in this issue to report tt
: peoples party institute. The attenC
ance was small, but there was nothir
r small about DR.. Fish's allegations,
! far as we heard. If these are taken
q spirit of investigation, the institu
6. will prove good thing. Let the dc
70 tor have unlimited circulation, as
ir horrible example of political quacke1
w Rev. w. Schillte, German minist
living near Wood Lake, was-proba
-, drowned at the crossing of the Yell,
(, Medicine river, four miles from Wo
- Lake, last Saturday He started
i cross the river for the purpose of
l. floating at wedding ceremony, a
! failing to appear, search was made
~ Sunday and his horse found in the
. cinity of the crossing, but at last ;
Z, vices all attempts to find the body h
u been unavailing.
- Later-The body has been found
cd ''The Alliance is simply a wing
So the Democratic party. I am an
vanced Democrat" These words W
spoken by James Arnold, of We.
- Redwood county, at Sam Bailey's
W tel, in Redwood Falls, on the even
~. of Tuesday, May Sd, 1892, in the he
ing of Jess Thompson, of Belview
90 R. Lankerd, of Sheridan. and Cas-
~ Blethen, of Springdale. There is f
, for thought here when we consi
=, that Jas. Arnold is the county lectr
W of the Redwood Alliance. Many o
It'll have contended that such was the
ace and now is the evidence obtained.
as Many Redwood friends of Mrs
) of Moore and daughter will read the
lowing with interest. It is from