The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-11-09


meeting last night.
]. r. Jones is teaching school in the
Granite Rock district.
A baby boy came to the house Of H.
D. Woodworth's last Monday night.
/ O. w. Mcmillan & Co. ship car
load Of -four to Minneapolis tomorrow.
A. G. Burmeister shipped a carload
of -four to Pittsburg during the past
week.
Miss Watson and Miss Chollar will
give musical soirees at Sleepy Eye and
New Ulm this and tomorrow evening.
Capt. Lewis, of Lower Sioux Agency,
is now being mentioned in connection
with agent for the Lower Sioux
Indians.
The water used in extinguishing
the flames at the VanDusen elevator,
as reported by the engineer, was about
10000 gallons.
A new boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Lyman, Jr., last Tuesday, and
Judge French again smiles over the
fact that he is grandpa to three.
Mrs. H. E. Russell, grandmother to
Frank Hubbard, fell down the cellar
stairs of D. E. Martins residence last
Tuesday, and was badly bruised.
The November apportionment of
school funds in Redwood county caus-
es Auditor Anderson to distribute
81, 247.O5 among 1882 pupils, giving
them $3.O6 each.
Mesdames Theodore and O. H. Sor-
lien, of Granite Falls, were guests of
Mrs. D. j. Laird while passing through
this city on their way to Linden,
Mimi, on visit.
Rev. S.B. Purvis delivered lecture
before conference of the Episcopal
ministers of the Twin Cities Monday
on ''The Catholic VS.. the Roman Doc
trine of Confession.
AL. Welch, who accompanied w. P.
Tenney to St. Paul the other day, had
pretty tough experience, a couple of
+ highwaymen holding him up at the
point of revolver near the Union de-
pot, and relieving him of $50 in mon
ey and his watch.
t The musical soiree under the au-
spices of the Y. M. G. A., at the opera
: house, Tuesday night, was success
5 Miss Watson has the voice and con-
. troll of prima donna. She ascends to
. high G with artistic ease, and falls to
low G in the soft, sweet voice of the
t head musical graduate. She is at home
on the stage; the stage is her home,
t for she is graceful, pretty, has an easy
r carriage, does not forget her sex, as
clever in instrumental as vocal music
: Miss Watson was assisted by Mes
danes Philbrick, Mcmillan, Forbes
/ the Misses Houck land Messrs. Martin
Houck, Fowler, Buxton and S. H
Bissell.
!, Mayor Dickinson and Joseph Tyson
have recently purchased the celebrated
II year old bull, Golden Abbott, o1
7 Fletcher, of Minneapolis,to head their
herd of 40 Polled Angus Aberdeen
{ cattle on their farm four miles east oil
the city, Golden Abbott taking the
, place of Peerless Knight, an estopped
bull. The sire of Golden Abbott is
the celebrated Guinea, who for long
! time headed the renowned herd oil
burlington, owned by Harvey, at Tur-
lington, Nebraska, and recently pur-
chased of that breeder by Judy, of In.
, diana, who paid 1926 for the same
!, Guinea was sired in England or Scot
land by the gold medal bull Cash
champion Of the herd at Windsor show
! his dam being Pride of Guisachan.
Guinea was a strong claimant for-first
, honors at the Dundee show getting
second place. Harvey purchased him
, in that country, paying $50 guineas.
The dam of Golden Abbott is no less
an animal than Estell's famous Abbess
of burlington, first prize winner of the
Aberdeen Angus cattle from six CONT
nents at the Worlds Fair, and winner
of the sweepstakes over all breeds a:
{ the same place. Golden Abbott is a
valuable acquisition to the stock inter
ests of Redwood county, and Messrs.
Dickinson & Tyson are to be congrat-
f ulated in placing him over their herd.
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