The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-28

This is tie last week toget TIM GA
zrrrE and Farm, Stock & Home for
$l.5O per year.
DR.. Welcome. Editor Hays, and
Landlord Murfn, and George w.
Somerville, Of Sleepy Eye, were up
with the ball players Thursday.
Judge =. D. French and Mrs.
French returned last Tuesday from 9
months visit at the Worlds Fair and
at the G. A. r. encampment at In
dianapolis.
Everett L. Beach accompanied g.
p. Mckay to Chicago last Friday. Mr..
Beach is fortunate in being able to vis-
it the Fair at random, this being his
second trip.
The oats on which John March took
first premium at the county fair last
week are of the Early Swedish variety,
and the seed was purchased in Frank
lin county, New York, last year.
Mondays M. & st. L. passenger
east had on board Isaac Root, Mrs. r.
D. White, Will A. French and wife
Mrs. E. o. Chapman, Mrs. Marion
johnson, Mrs. G. G.. Johnson, and
John Longbottom.
Miss Lulu Hitchcock returned last
Monday from the cities, where she
has been attending the State w. G. T..
U. convention and visiting friends.
Mrs. Emmert Hammer, the other Red
wood delegate, returned last week.
The Morton fair opens in real earn
est to-day with some great trotting
races-horses other than those here
being entered there-all promising
animals or animals of record. We
acknowledge receipt of complimentary.
Miller & Marti have placed me-
chanic's lien on the frame building of
Drexler Bros, of Morgan, they claim
ing that the Drexlers owe them $537 So
for lumber and hardware furnished
for the construction of the same under
contract of June 18th, 1898.
State Lecturer Long, of the Farm
er's Alliance, a candidate for Congress
on the Peoples ticket last fall, and
Hamlin V. Poor, the bucolic orator of
Renville county, visited in this city on
Friday, the two bound for Flora town
ship, where they spread the Populist
eagle that evening.
The State Board of Equalization has
increased the valuation of personal
property in this county as follows
horses, two years old, 5 per cent; cat
tie, three years old and over 20 pei
cent; watches and clocks IS per cent
pianos so per cent; household and Of
flee furniture Is per cent; manufactur-
er's implements and tools 10 per celt
banks and monies 20 per cent; shares
of bank stock 335 per cent; stocks Of
saloons so per cent; dogs 66s per cent
This is above the rate made by the
county board and published in this
paper several weeks since.
Hicks says that October will come
in with reactionery storms we'll on
their way to the east with cold wave
and rising barometer from the west
Storm conditions from the 18th to the
9TH, with snow, rain and high winds
There will be heavy frosts and some
freezing northward from the 10th tc
the 18th. On the 18th it will grow
warmer, but on the 18th storms will
be organized with snow to the north
and west. Reactionery changes about
the 21st will bring warmer weather
with renewed storminess on the 22d
to 23d to come to crisis on the 25th.
Another cold dash will end the pertur-
bations of this period. A cold wave
will be due the last four days of
October.
Probably the first active step to pro-
tect the commercial interests in this
county was made last Saturday when
Sheriff Bletheh, accompanied by Dep
uty Barnes, ON a warrant sworn out by
III. G.. Schmahl for G. A. Francois &
Co., and w. r. Caswell. for the Van
Dusen Elevator Co., arrested trio of
Russian Jews named Jacob Price, Jr.,
Jacob Herschman and Philip Abram-
ovitz, of Vail township, on the charge
of concealing personal property on
which there we're chattel mortgages
held by the above two firms, the form