The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-11-16

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have returned from their extended trip
to Chicago and various points in IL
linois.
Alex. Milne, now of Butte City,
Montana, formerly a furniture dealer
OF this place, is in the city visiting
with old friends.
Penny Press: Times must be pretty
hard-up at Redwood Falls when q
man throws up good position, forges
another mans name and jumps town,
all for $40.
Pascal Mcconnell, son of j. A. Nc.
Cornell, of st. Peter, formerly of Red
wood Falls, is attending Manchester
college this year, and like all college
boys is foot ball athlete.
Penny Press: It is safe to say that
the Redwood Falls farmer upon whose
land coal has been found, will not re-
main farmer after this winter, pro-
vided the supply of anthracite holds
out.
VanDusen g. Co. had salvage of
nearly $500 on the hard and soft coal
partly damaged by fire. The soft coal
was purchased by 0. w. Mcmillan &
Co, and the hard coal apportioned out
to various purchasers.
Over the longdistance telephone
The heir apparent to the Schmahl
name is girl. What do you think?
Answer think Herman wishes that
it was boy, and has wished SO ever
since last Sunday the date of the little
ones arrival.
The hard coal partially injured by
the VanDusen fire, amounting to about
100 tons, has all been sold to private
parties at the rate of $S25 per ton, de-
livered, making a net loss on the coal
of SLIGO per ton. The loss on the soft
coal was about one-half.
The leading feature of the Review
of Reviews for November is its pre-
sentation of the Possibilities of the
Great Northwest" in an article by Mr.
S. A. Thompson, and in supplement
airy article by DR.. Emory R. johnson
upon finland Waterways for the
| H:Aolol>'t-
Fred T. Herbert's Cosmopolitans
have been booked to appear at the OPP
era house on Friday and Saturday
Dec. and 2. The company includes
Sam Robbins, banjoist, vocalist ano
,, comedian, Reynard the wizard, Charles
L. Meth, Master Ben, Americas Great
est triple and horizontal bar perform
er and gymnast, and Fred. Herbert.
! Local Republicans celebrated the
Eastern elections on small scale las
. Wednesday evening, Casper Blethen
I one of the most enthusiastic Repub
licans in the State prompting the anvil
and brass band. Casper, as we'll a:
several other Republicans, were look
ing for some of those 1892 Democratic
ROSTERS, but we could not find them
Elk RIVER Star News: The Mime
sofa Democracy seem to be gathering
together the sinews of war for mex
falls campaign in ample time. Prom
inent Democrats are being assessed
) five dollars and upwards for the gooe
5 eff the cause, which indicates tina
5 Democratic managers are alive to thu
) desperateness of their prospects. The
Republicans will need no campaign
, fund next fall from present appear
ances.
, The city council held regula
5 meeting last Wednesday evening, an(
5 authorized the purchase of 800 fee
more of fire hose. Aids. Burmeiste
and Mead being instructed to pur
: chase the sah e. The application o
the Northwestern railroad for waite
!. connections was read but no definite
5 action taken. owing to the difference
5 as to the value of the service. TIL,
$ lamp post on the NJ. E. church corne
was ordered moved in front OF thu
hose house.
Charity Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, held a special meeting las
Saturday evening, and conferred thu
degrees upon four candidates. Th'
ladies do the work perfectly and in al
! interesting manner, and they have M
superior in like organizations in thu
State. After the initiation ceremonies
an elaborate banquet was served som,
fifty members partaking of the repast