The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-18
SHORT TALES or THE WEEK.

Oi00py Eye MONDAY.
/ Lawrence King has planted 20 acres
of potatoes this spring.
| Mrs. Porter, mother of Mrs. G.. A.,
Francois, came up from Rochester
last Friday.
| There will be divine services at the
Catholic church, this city, next Sum
day, at 8 am.
Frank Kenney and wife left last
Monday on an extended tour through
the southern part of the State
| Owing to illness Bishop Whipple
did not conduct services in the church
of the Holy Communion last Sunday.
| Mrs. J. w. Crump left last Friday
for Louisville, Ky. where the remains
of her late husband were inferred for
| final resting.
Rev. VIM. Lutz, pastor of the Wood
Lake NJ. E. church, was in the city
last Friday, en- route home from Min
| u0dpO1to duu N4duhGCO.
John B. Braley, father of Assistant
Cashier Chas. Braley, of the Redwood
Co. Bank, is visiting with his son and
attending to business matters.
Clarence T. Ward arrived home
from St. Peter last Thursday evening.
Judge Baldwin having previously ar
ranged for his transportation here.
Gus. Metag had valuable horse
killed by lightning during the storm
of last Wednesday night. The light
ming passed through a straw-roofed
barn without setting fire to the same.
King Bros. have just placed two
very swell Surrey carriages with S.
J. Race and Geo. Houghmaster,
President Truesdale, of the NJ. e. St.
L., enjoying the first ride in the lat
ter last Thursday.
: Frank Clayson read a paper at the
third annual convention of the Ep-
worth League Mankato district, at St.
Peter last Friday and Saturday. Miss
Marion Everett, who was to have read
a paper, did not attend.
The Delhi Roller Mills shipped q
car load of -four to Minneapolis last
Monday, and the fact that it was
called for from city noted for its
Touring mills speaks a good word fo1
y the Redwood manufacture.
N Rev. Wm. Wigham, editor of the
new Renville county Herald, to be
published at Franklin, was in the city
last Thursday. The defunct sheet
d when properly resurrected, will be
= changed from "wet" to "dry" pa
y per.
\ Miss Anna Schoregge, for some time
: past stenographer in the Office OF
County Attorney Madigan, has re-
: signed her position there, and is now
on two weeks visit to her brother in
l. Sleepy Eye, after which she will re-
!. turn to her home in Renville county
A string of five trotters, the proper
: ty of A. P. Baker & Sons, of Marshall
9 arrived here last Saturday evening
and will remain here for training un-
S til the circuits open, the Redwood
s county fair association having one Of
. the best tracks in the State for the
3 purpose. The stable~o Is box stalls
makes the grounds almost perfection
The communication from Lone Tree
Lake regarding the alleged Tzech
. family, published last week, appears
3 to have been a "fake." The alleged
s full name of the sender was L. I. Eb.
s berson, and it reached this Office the
. day before publication. The initials
: caused suspicion, but the time was toe
short in which to confirm or disprove
the statements. Thursday night We
s were assured that it was a joke, anc
S apologies are offered to Brown county
. commissioners.
S Recent issues of the Spokane Miner
r and Nelson Tribune, contain inter
q views with Mr.. F. M. Chadbourne,
son to r. G. Chadbourne, of this city
on the great mining regions of British
Columbia-the SLOGAN district in par
ticular. Mr.. Chadbourne is the rep
resentative of English capitalists whe
are working that region, and after he
had made an investigation, he stated
. to the Miner that there we're at pres
ent twenty mines that could ship 1,OO(
tons of silver ore each during the pres
ent year, the minimum value of thu
= ore per ton being $50. Mr.. Chad