The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-11-10

roof of Capt. Dunnington's new resi-
dence looms up over Frank Curtis
store from the GAZETTE editorial room
with all the splendor of the spire ON
Trinity church, New York.
Mondays storm virtually put an
end to threshing in this county. Care
full estimates have it that there was
only about weeks tEreshing in the
county when the storm commenced,
and if the weather modifies it may be
finished this fall
Hans Larson. of the town Of Sheri-
dan, sustained severe loss by fire
Tuesday morning, barn, three hors-
es, some machinery, hay and grain
going up in smoke. Mr.. Larson was
sleeping in the barn and came near
being caught by the flames. The
property is insured in the Continental,
Mason & French. agents.
In returning from Winona Mrs.
George Drake brought with her two
articles of great value as relics, one
being small bowl 200 years old, and
the other|a piece Of crazy silk patch
work $50 years Old. Both articles
were the original property Of Mrs.
brakes great-great-great grand
mother and have been the property Of
Mrs. brakes relatives ever since.
Post election discussion is hardly in
order but the GAZETTE cannot refrain
from censuring Mr.. Stewart and the
Morgan Dup for claiming that such
men as Mr.. O. L. Dornberg and Till
Tibbetts. of Redwood Falls. We're
working for Stewart. Mr.. Dornberg
denies the charge very emphatically
and SAYS that the presumption of the
long cared animal that presides over
the Dup" is entirely too great. Both
myself and Mr.. Tibbetts are support
ing Mr.. Turrell." said he, "and | told
Mr.. Stewart that he could not be
elected
Emil Bachman, a clerk for c. A
Francois & Co., met with very pain
full accident that may result in the
loss of one eye, last Monday. Mr.
Bachman was opening a key of pickles
using chisel and hammer for that
purpose. He struck a hoop with the
chisel. causing small piece Of the
latter to break off, fly up in the all
and strike him in the eye. apparently
cutting the ball Of the same. Physi-
clans here advised Mr.. Bachman to al
once consult a St. Paul oculist. and
that person left Cd Monday afternoon
for the sanity city for the purpose OF
such consultation.
Monday was disagreeable day il
there ever was one. It commenced
showing early in the morning. and ere
the first citizen arose from pleasant
slumbers the wind commenced tC
blow, increasing in its bitterness dur
ing the livelong day and blowing the
snow around corners. through key
holes and every opening. In tact, il
was a small Dakota blizzard that ever
the numerous trees around Redwood
Falls. seemed hardly able to check. II
the country it was particularly bad. a.
it was hardly anticipated by our fish
ermen Of the soil. and while no ANNA
lives persisted, the suddennes Of the
storm produced financial losses. The
coal dealers smiled as the wind con
tinued, its pranks-and the GAZETTE
calmly murmured sit an i'll wine
that blows nobody good
Rev. l.. L. Hanscome devoted las
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church to a song service, the churci
choir, consisting of Misses Nettie ant
Mamie Houck. Grace Darling and Ag
mes Hitchcock and Messrs. Fish. II. NJ
Hitchcock and Tanner. with Mrs
Walter King at the organ. Severa
songs were sang, after Mr.. Hanscomt
announced that he was happy tina
nearly all of the old deficiency
amounting to $3.50 or $500 had beer
raised. and that the debt would be
wiped out on the preceding day. Fol
lowing this Mr.. Hanscome made ;
few remarks on the effects Of PRAYER
He thought that to be effective. il
must be uttered in suitable temper
of mind, and not in moment of fea1
and excitement. He thought tina,
Science was wrong in stating thai
Natures laws were uniform and thai