The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-05-19
DIR. Fish's prescriptions should be

DR.. Fish's prescriptions should be
we'll shaken when taken.
A heavy hailstorm visited Boyd
northwest of this place, last Tuesday,
0. A. Mason has gone to Little
Falls, Morrison county, to build up an
A. o. U. w. lodge.
John Braley arrived here from Yer
mont last week, on his annual visit to
this locality.
Ex-Gov .McGill spoke at Cottonwood
last Tuesday, at a celebration of Nor
ways independence day.
There were rumors of water works
strike for 50 per day few days ago.
Labor is on top this year.
Fred Stotch, the blacksmith, is laid
up with an attack of quinsy, and ]. E.
Moon has taken hand at the bellows.
Geo. Moon and wife arrived from
Ohio Tuesday, on a visit to j. E. and
Dan Moon, and other relatives in this
vicinity.
The Gazette acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to the commencement
exercises of Winona Normal school,
beginning tomorrow.
o. Herman recently sold the two
corner lots on Wyoming street, oppo-
site to G. G. Peck's, to j. E. Moon, for
residence purposes. The location is a
nice one, and went cheap at 1900.
Every man who knows how to han
die hammer or saw, is in demand here
at this writing. Quite a number of
contemplated improvements are
awaiting required help in that line.
Mrs. q. D. Chollar takes the train
to-day for a visiting tour to Minneap-
oils. Winona and Owatonna, intending
to be at the latter place at the gradu-
alton exercises of Pillspury Academy,
when her son Wilbur is to graduate.
Mrs. Leroy Stegner is visiting rela
tives at this place this week. Her
husband recently secured valuable
claim in the Sisseton country, after
trading part of his landin Sphinx coun-
ty for horses, some of which he will
bring here to sell.
Among recent sales of lands record
ed are one by ]. B. Robinson & Go. to
Donald McCorquodale, 100 acres in
Underwood, at $3.50; 100 acres in
Westline, from Geo. Houghmaster to
Griff O. Jones, and 80 acres in Red
wood Falls township, from G.. F. Rain
to Rudolph Rain.
St. Paul Globe: George F. Duerre,
a prominent Republican of Wabasha
county, who resides at Reeds Land
ing, where he is engaged in business,
is at the Windsor. Mr.. Duerre is a
warm friend of Representative Allen
J. Greer, of Lake City, and gives it as
his opinion that Mr.. Greer is form
liable candidate for the Republican
nomination in the First
district.
A meeting of the state fish and
game commission was held at the
state capital the other day. The COM
have become aware of the
fact that very few mill owners have
with the law providing for
the construction of fshways oyer dams.
Their excuse has been that the water
has been too high to allow such work
on the dams. The commissioners are
to have the law obeyed
and have instructed the game warden
to see that it's provisions are complied
with.
Tuesday nights storm developed
bad state of affairs in the big drain on
Chestnut street, near the Canada
house. The underground sluiceway
had rotted and the earth caved in sew
eral places, and pending repairs the
mayor ordered the drain filled in. The
result was an overflow that damaged
the Canada house premises by filling
in the cellarSwell and barn. Other
residents in that vicinity we're made
wrathy by the overflow. The city will
have to put in an expensive perma-
nent sewer or drain in that locality be-
fore satisfactory results can be secured.
Three south-side candidates for
sheriff are announced by Rural Cen
ter and the Leader-Casper Blethen
and F. l. Olmstead, of Walnut Grove,
and John Lauer, of Lamberton. Two
other good Republicans in that part
of the county are also spoken of for
representative-George Shelton, of
Charlestown, and James Larson, of
Westline. 1t is long while before
election, and the Gazette is not war
ranted at this time in saying more
than that all of these gentlemen ap-
pear to have friends, and that the
present incumbents of the Offices of
sheriff and representative are not I'M
derstood to be candidates for e-elec-
ton.
Recommendation of Grand Jury.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, MAY 3, '92.
To the Hon. B. r. Weber, Judge of
District Court, 9th judi District {:
We the grand jury, who have exam
ined the Redwood county court house.