The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-05-26
Redwood Gazette,
THURSDAY, MAY rs, 1892.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

VIC. Cook is hauling lumber for
his new house west of town.
CIV. Eyeretts baby girl has been
critically i'll for several days.
The Lamberton Building and Loan
Association has incorporated.
The dedication of the Morton M. r.
church is fixed for the first Sunday in
June.
r. ]. Tyler is canvassing in the
country for S. Q. Masons insurance
agency.
Frank Hubbard comes up smiling
after his sickness, but not yet quite III
fighting trim.
r.. Lankerd reports a rafting he
publican meeting at Lone Tree Lake
last Tuesday night.
], B. Moore, an old resident of
Brookville, has sold his farm to James
McGinnis for $500.
"Nelson, The Tailor" stares people
in the face on the new upper awnings
opposite the postothce.
+. NJ. Street, of Lamherton, recent
" bought an SO-acre tract in Granite
Rock from R. A. Turrell.
Foreman Mills, for the water-works
contractors. is still rustling for more
laborers to enable the company to get
through on time.
Prof. Upton informed us Monday
that the impossible condition of the
roads had again prevented his filling
an appointment at the church at
Olivia.
An unfortunate laboring man named
Rose had one foot crushed by the en-
gine at the Northwestern depot last
evening. He is said to have been steal
ing ride.
A large attendance heard Mr.. Jor
dan at the Presbyterian church las
Sunday morning, and majority o
those present characterize the visitor a:
very able and earnest young man
The following delegates were elected
here yesterday, to the State prohibition
convention at Minneapolis next week
Archie Stewart of Delhi, F. F. Golf o
Walnut Grove. A. D. Smith of Paxton
H. McHenry of Delhi and j. 2. Jone
of Redwood Falls.
Comrade Frank Kenney informs u
that he has received special circula
from headquarters, requesting the PEG
pie to discourage anything in the wa.
of base ball, racing, etc, upon Decor
alton Day. OF course no dissertation
of that kind is contemplated here.
Again a Redwood county boy ha
won distinction in a literary way
Charles Porter, now at Pillsbur.
Academy, has been notified that h
has won the prize of Columbia hi
cycle, offered for the best essay O.
Roads in America" by the Pop
Mfg. Co.
DR.. Finn bad his railroad arrange
ments all made to attend the nationa
convention of NJ. DIS and incidental
" to 90 on southern tour. But Ell
gagements connected with his ne'
residence and the demands of his pa
tients induced the doctor to give u
his we'll earned holiday.
The attorney general has recent
submitted an opinion that under tn
new election law each town or villae
must provide its own voting bootl
and not the county or state. The SCI
rotary of state suggests a conferenG
of the town chairmen or clerks for II
consideration of the law, and to di
cuss tho ACCESSIBILITY of purchasingt tt
supplies at wholesale.
Tho recent flood at Sioux City h;
caused considerable anxiety to NJ
Jas. Longbottom and his family, o'
ing to the fact that one of MIR. Lon
bottoms daughters, Mrs. D. n. Ba
lived at Sioux City in the locality Vi
tied by the disaster. Last Monday
letter was received, containing the &
surance that none of the family we
injured, but that almost all of thu
possessions had been swept away
the waters.
The institute meeting at Dunni
ton hall last Thursday night did 1
prevent the success of the Rebek
social at Odd Fellows hall. 1t is hal
ly necessary to say that the refre:
ments were up to the usual high star
ard set by the ladies of this order, a
the enterta inment was also pleasil
Misses Susie Abbott, Fannie E5ere
Grace Ferris, Agnes Hitchcock a
Fannie Rowe furnished the sing
and Rotations, and the band fill
out the program with we'll played
lections.
1t will not be disputed that the &C
etery ought to present an orderly {
well-kept condition on Decoration D
Capt. Huntington has had workn
engaged in repairing the fences,dri'
and the unsold portion of the Gel
terry, and desires the active co-op'
ton of all lot owners in this work.
word by way of reminder ought te
all that is necessary to make our
zens remember the last resting p
of their dead, and seek to make i
orderly and attractive as the home
the living.