The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-03-30


"A. g. Schmahl took ii Ali Bahia, or
the Forty Thieves. in the cities, this
week.
Miss Ida Laird returned from her
extended visit to Granite Falls, last
Saturday.
Otto Schell, representing the Schell
Brewing Co., of New Ulm, was in
Redwood Falls last Tuesday.
Amanas Moon sold quarter-section
of land in Paxton township, to H. j.
Gassman, for $1,000, last Saturday.
The conductors of the Farmers In
stitute ordered 1920 inch group
rhoto from VanKirk & Keene last
Friday.
The Assignee's sale of the Bank Of
Fairfax is scheduled for April 9.
Sealed bids will be received in the
meantime.
Misses Knott and Whitmore, teach
ers in the public schools at Sleepy
Eye, were in this city last Saturday
on their way to Montevideo.
Miss Nuckel, trimmer for the Null
ligans, arrived from St. Paul last Mon
day, and is now turning out Easter
bonnets Of the latest pattern.
If you want to spend an instructive
as well as an enjoyable evening do not
fail to attend Rev. H. Beers magic
lantern exhibition and lecture.
There are over 5000 public school,
pupils in Redwood county, and yet
only some 1000 have contributed 6
penny each to the Hiawatha fund
Miss Charlotte Schmahl leaves to
day for short sojourn in St. Paul ane
Minneapolis, Miss Dottie Watson, O
the latter city, returning with he
Monday.
The policemen came out in the reg
ulation helmet last Tuesday, and a
soon as their uniforms arrive, Red
wood will be metropolitan from a pc
lice standpoint.
The GAzETTE's institute extra, con
tanning full account of the proceed
ings of the Farmers Institute, las
Saturday. made great hit. Laird
Dornberg's Superior Seed Drill occu
pied half page.
The Married Womans semi-Bohen
ian club met with Mrs. G.. B. Hughe
last week. Mrs. G.. r. Pease carrie
off the head prize in progressiv
game while Mrs. Frank Birkenmeye
captured the BOBBY prize.
Next is Easter Sunday and it wi
be generally observed by churche
throughout The city. Rector Beer, c
the Holy Communion, will administe
sacrament at eight o'clock and 1913
o'clock in the morning.
A Wisconsin special to the Mime
apolis Tribune states that Willis Gel
aldson, together with another youn
fellow, were sentenced to serve teri
; of one year each in Wisconsin n
formatory for having committed bu
glary.
, Till Tibbetts has purchased of
Sparta. Wis, party the celebrate
Hamb'etonian mare Fanny Tempt
, three years old, and the animal wi
arrive here in special car next Sa
: urday. Her sire was Polka Temp
: with a record of 2:23
? In the list of 500 subscribers to Il
new Methodist church fund,publishe
in last weeks GAZETTE, we failed
). mention as one of the subscribers f
/ that amount Mr.. j. w. Ferris, o.
| popular expressman, who was one
4 the first to put his name down.
| Gertrude Ina. Rowell, who taug
S school in this county in the w.int
: and spring of 1892, and a niece
S Mrs. PAMELA Hitchcock, of this plae
; died at her home in Redfeld, S. 1
| on March II, of congestion of Il
f lungs. She was eighteen years old.
i Hon. G. D. Gilfllan will start
t special train load of six cars of cor
s fed steers for Chicago next Saturda
The average weight of each steer W
r be over 1,4OO pounds, and bann
s bearing the legend Redwood Cou
# ty, Minnesota" will be spread aero
Y the train.
# Rev. H. Beer, of the Episcor
q church, will give magic lantern e
IS hibition in Huntington Hall ne
o Wednesday evening, at which time