The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-03-09
Go to the Eighth Grade. entertain

Go to the Eighth Grade. entertain
ment tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Curtis Il Co. have placed in
new awning to their store front.
A pointer: Look at Skinner & Per-
sons ad. and then look at their stock.
The GAZETTE has q series Of new
advertising type coming.
The Chautauqua circle meets with
Mrs. Beecher next Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the ME.
church will meet with Mrs. r. G..
Chadbourn Friday afternoon.
About twenty little girls celebrated
Vesta Davis eighth birthday Satur-
day by having jolly good time.
The semi-annual school apportion-
ment of the State gives Redwood
county ST 1854 for a total of 2,O69
pupils.
w. D. Smith, of the Leader, an
nounces the sale of his paper to c. K.
Blanden, of New London, Wis.,, in the
last issue. Mr.. Smith has done much
to build up Lamberton.
The Duluth Herald. A. C.. Weiss,
manager, got out an extra edition Sat
urday in commemoration of its new
four story home. Anton, with good
Redwood blood, has made the Herald
a phenomenal success, and we con-
graduate both him and the Herald
stockholders.
! The Sleepy Eye Dispatch of last
Thursday, says that "A mirage oc-
Cured yesterday morning and Spring
field and Sanborn were in plain sight
until after nine o'clock. The inter
vening country seemed depressed and
the smoke from the chimneys at San
born was as plainly seen as if the
place was only a mile or two distant
instead of twenty miles away"
At a meeting of business men Tues
day night, F. w. PhiIbrick was elect
!. ed chairman and after short discus
sion the chairman appointed com
mittee consisting of Messrs. G. W
: Vaughn, Till Tibbetts and G. G. Peck
to confer with a similar committee o
. the citizens of Morton in regard t
dates for holding racing meetings TO
: the circuit embracing this city, Nor
ton, Montevideo, Granite Falls ant
Marshall. The committee was no
n specifically instructed, but a feelin.
NJ was manifested in favor of July ant
y 5 as the time for holding the races il
NJ this city, but inasmuch as this vii
conflict with the Morton people tn
committees were allowed to use thei
discretion in regard to fixing the date
il Hon. c.. D. Gilfllan, with the assist
NJ ance of Geo. Ruter. last Monday sort
N ed out 40 head of three-year old steer
N which have since been placed in SEP
d arate yards for the purpose of bein,
corn-fed for the September markets
Aside from the four carload Of tn
5 February installment already shippe'
s to Chicago, Mr.. Gilfllan will, in abou
S two weeks, ship five more carloads
. together with carload of hogs, whic
$ will complete the installment that h
IS commenced fattening in September
The steers average about 400 pound
- each and are sold at about five cent
per pound on the Chicago maj
IS kets, and often are shipped from Tier
IS to Liverpool, England. Hogs ar
IS bringing eight and 81 cents pc
p pound.
y Chairman Fred Gley, of the Demo
cratic county committee, is evidentl
winner for the position of agent fo
the Lower Sioux Indians. Recent te
Is egrams from Washington announc
Is that Mike Doran's O. X. will be suit
Is able recommendation, and Fred, n
ls turning from St. Paul, last Saturda,
d stated that Mike and all the othe
"a Minnesota Sachems-Pat Kelly, Da
Lawler, Mike Mullen, Phil Winston
: o. NJ. Hall, had endorsed him.. W
congratulate Fred on his chances fo
Of being made Father of the dusky ii
J. habitants around the Agency. an
know that he will make an exceller
,e guardian. As the present agent, Nj
h Hinton, has already resigned, Ere
q. may expect to see q. C.'s name on