The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-05

Editor Hughes visited With his par
ents at Nicollet yesterday.
Henry Simondet took first premium
Of 81 on his parsnips at the county
fair.
VanKirk & Keene are giving away
an elegant 8xlO frame and mat com
piete, with every dozen photographs,
for the next 80 days. TIT
Echo Telegram: The REDwooD GA
zErrE, up to the times as usual, turned
out an extra Fair Edition at the close
Of the Redwood County Fair last Fri
day.
At the meeting of the council Tues
day evening the water main on Wy
oming street was ordered extended 20
feet, so as to give II. A. Baldwin a
connection.
Mrs. Samuel Brown, of Dakota
county, has been visiting with her son,
Robert Brown, of Delhi, and Mrs. Gill
bert Mckay, of this city, during the
past two weeks.
John Rosendahl, of Delhi, black
smith, and E. Carbert, prominent
farmer of that neighborhood, and &c.
Christopherson, AN Underwood farmer,
were callers at the GAZETTE Office last
Monday.
j. r. Lankerd, President of Farm
ers Mutual Insurance Co., returned
from Shutdown on Tuesday, where he
paid S. G. johnson a loss of sos and
adjusted claim of $72 for H. P. Ras-
mussen. The company has plenty Of
funds to meet its losses and is in good
shape.
Look out for man about feet, 1(
inches high, wearing dsfk SLOUGH hat
and dark overcoat, short dark whiskers
all over face, weight $50 to 100 pounds
This man killed police officer of the
Milwaukee Railway, at Mason City
Monday. $500 reward offered by the
G. M. & st. P. R'y.
P. III. johnson, a Delhi farmer, has
40 acres of as fine corn as was evel
grown in this county. 1t is of the vel
low dent variety land promises to yielc
from 40 to 60 bushels per acre. Mr.
johnson is farmer who believes ii
variety, and raises hogs, cattle, etc.
together with wheat.
Richard Simmons died of a malig
nant type of diphtheria at Willma1
last Friday, and when the elder Sim
mons proposed to remove the remains
to this city, the health authorities O
that town objected, and it was neces
sary to bury the remains there. Dicl
was born and raised in this county, al
though of late years he has been rail
reading more or less. He was about
twenty-three years old at the time o
his death.
Upon his return from the East S. j
Race received a letter, the contents o
which was. particularly pleasing t.
him, as it was life certificate to teacl
III any school in Minnesota. Mr.. RACE
was only one of three county superin
tendents in this State upon whom THU
important honor was conferred by thu
State Examining board, and it is no
only a pride to him but should be t.
Redwood county on having such
man for superintendent.
Elder w. l.. Slime, of the Christian
church, this city, has resigned his pas
torate, and will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday. The resigna
ton was rendered some time since,bu
owing to the difficulty in filling tn
vacancy, has not yet been accepted
Mr.. Slime gives as reason for tn
resignation that his work did not ap-
pear as effective as he could have de
sired, and consequently he prefer
another field.
Nissen P. Stenhjem, of Madison
Wis, a graduate of the Wisconsin
University of the class of '93, ha'
formed law partnership with NJ. M
Madigan, of this city, and arrived herr
last Saturday for the purpose of car
rying on the partnership. Mr.. Stenh
iem has studied law with Ex-C Congress
man r. NJ. LaFollette, of Wisconsin
and graduated from the Wisconsin [
law school with high honors. He wa'
member of the University Glee clut
for four years.