The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-24
Niunea"olis Il st. Louis Railway.
OF LOCAL INTEREST

morrow.
County commissioners meet next
Thursday.
Wheat is going after McGinty, and
is pretty near at the bottom 50 cts.
Carl Pratt succeeded VIM. Whitman
at j. NJ. Dunningtons this week.
S. P. Hicks shipped SIX cars OF
cattle from the Nctti,wynnt farm last
Saturday.
Don't forget the band concert to-
morrow night and help the boys to a
rousing benefit.
Morton is counting on a roller mill
and brick yard among its prospective
industries this season.
Rev. S. B. Purves has written to his
friends that he is greatly pleased with
his parish at st. Paul.
A batch of correspondence arrived
last night, lust in time to be too late
1t will appear in our next
Walnut Grove has again voted to IL
censc liquor selling, and application
is to b. matc for a saloon therr.
Dr.. Lyman is having well sunk en-
his lots across the Np>.Wood rrrnara-
tory to resuming work on hi new r.'s-
idencc.
A Sunday school i, t! be ocganjzed
in the Cuseerly di~tri~,, west of town,
next Sunday afternoon, by Rev. John
Sinclair.
In round numbers, three miles of
iron pipe, Weighing 100000 tons, will
be required for the Redwood Fal s
water works.
The house owned bv MIS-, Bishop
Gordon and occupied by }. II. Lark
erd, was purchased by !. ". O'Hara
last wcnl, at 5000.
Z. B. Preston family is one O. the
unlucky ones this lnonth, in the mat
ter of sickness. Mrs, Preston is still
unable to be about.
j. r. Lankerd is going to establish
his family on one Of his farms. 80 that
his alliance friends cant cali him a
proxy farmer this StlHiAer.
DR.. Lctfngwo}l is getting ready C
build on his little farm west Ct Il. +
Buochnrr's early in the season, and
will occlpy with his family as SOON as
the bull ling is ready.
Attention is called to the &nnouA,o G.
melt elswhcre, OF evcning meetings d
the Christian church. Pastor Upton
aims to make his talks int; csting q
we'll As evangelical.
Frank krnney has accepted al in
vitation t. the Republican League
banquet at Minneapolis next week
and will represent the Redwood Fall:
leaguers on that occasion.
This week concludes the winter tern
of school, and the teachers and pupils
will be allowed play spell for week
The new part of til" school building
will be occupied at the ucXt term.
A Morgan subscriber informs u
that H. NJ. Ball, Of Lone Tree Lake
has sold his farm 70. :on~thinG Owe
$1,000. He expects t. take a tour t.
the Pacific coast in the near future.
A. W. Bager, Alex. Schmahl and c
D. Thompson will represent our loo a
Democracy in the county convention
tomorrow, to elect delegates to tn
state convention for clcctinS democrat
ic presidential delegates.
w. P. Huntington has accepted
proposal from W. B. Herriott, offering
to sell him the building now occupie
by Ed. Jones restaurant, and the sa.
will be consummated as soon as tn
papers can be drawn and signed.
Clerk Byram reports the smalles
number of tax judgments for take
delinquent, just entered up, that hi
office has known for many years, an
these judgments are mostly for villag
lots. There isn't much waste land i
Redwood county.
G. l.. Holmes now owns one of tn
handsomest matched teams in til
county. He paid Till Tibbetts SAC
for the team. They are only tour We;
olds, and were raised on Till's farr
which goes to show that things COZ
tinue to come Till's way.
A well-founded report reaches |
that Mr.. Archie Sinclair and Miss FL
"a Walton are to be married this afte
noon,at the home of the brides paren
in Sheridan. The bride passed pa
of her girlhood in this city and enjo
the esteem of many friends here. NJ
and Mrs. Sinclair will receive the
hearty congratulations.
j. r. Lankerd arrived home fro
Owatonna last Friday. While ava
he purchased a number of horses al
brought them home with him. Spea
ing of his election as president of t
Republican League Club, he intim;
ed that he should accept and ent
-, upon his duties with enthusiastic &C
tidence in Republican success, PROV
ed Republicans keep awake and
goodsfighting trim.
Mankato is again indebted to t
Wizards for an addition to their ma
ufacturing enterprises-a knitti
mill, which has just been transplant
from Mazomanie, Wis. Somethi
like $4,000 will be expended in p
factinr Efha nlant within q co1,ola