The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-03

Gross land for sale. Only two miles
from the city Enquire Of q. r. Nc
Kay.
Mr.. S. S. Gale and wife, Of Gales,
were pleasant callers at the GAzErrE
office last Saturday.
Max Dick, the celebrated violinist,
whA appeared here recently, has made
q contract to play with the John Thorn
as Concert Co., during the coming
season.
The Marshall News-M Messenger
states that George Mead brought to
that Office last week stalk of corn
measuring 10 feet and inches in
heighth.
The four acres of rye planted in the
summer of 1892 by the hail storm on
David Sayles farm, was harvested and
threshed last week, and yielded the
owner Is bushels per acre.
The teachers fall examinations for
the county will be held at Redwood
Falls in the high school room on Aug.
Is and Is and at Walnut Grove Aug.
8 and 9; Sanborn 10 and IL.
/ Hon. John N. Jones has received
the agency for CHM & Co., the cele-
brated book publishers, for this coun-
ty, and Mr.. Jones is now engaged in
making contracts with school districts
for text books.
Cliff Tanner went down to Mime
apolis last Saturday. The break down
Friday night was too much for him,
and after indulging in cross country
fox hunt early Saturday morning he
left for Minneapolis in search of rest
and recreation.
There were no wild pitches in the
ninth inning of the Redwood st. Peter
game and our esteemed contemporary
uses bad taste in jumping on to Red
woods crack battery by saying that
there were. Neither was there but one
passed ball by Buxton.
School district No. 10, North Hero
August Larson. clerk, voted $50 for
free text books and SIS for .dictionar-
les. District 10 is fast coming to the
front rank. 1t is Scandinavian set
Element, but it is American in senti-
ment. It always wants good teachers
at good wages.
{ The st. Peter Herald states that
: the Redwood club was composed Of
Marshall people and other outside
|. players. We were frank in admitting
that we played Weikle and Nc Fadyan
of Marshall. OConnor was the only
other outsider, and he always plays
+ with the Redwood club.
4 E. G.. Bailey received notice last
.. Saturday from his attorneys at Wash.
ington that he had received paten,
for his latest invention, an improved
wise and bench hook, that promises te
be boon to carpenters and mechan
/. les who use that kind of an instru.
|. ment. Mr.. Bailey has another inven
ton down in the patent Office, on which
he soon expects to receive patent,
Crystal Lodge No. Is D. of R. has
: installed Nettie Truesdell N. g.; Mrs
q j. E. Moon V. g.; Mrs. F. F. Ham
s mer R. S.; Myra Abbott w.; Mrs
s Geo. Scoates Con-; Emerson Ham
mer o. g.; Susie Abbott I. g.; Lev
Truesdell r. S. N.G.; Mrs. Geo. Bux
ton L. S. N. e.; Mrs. C. D. Thompson
n R. S. V. g.; Mrs VIM. Knapp L. S
V.G.; Miss Julia Lichtwarck P. G..
s Mrs. E. B. Hale R. A. S.; Mrs. w. L
8 Abbott L. A. S.; Mrs. G.. R. Peas,
. organist; Mrs. T. F. Marsh Chap.
s Willie, the eldest son of Henri,
J Simondet, residing in Homer town
ship, met with a painful and almos
> fatal accident last Saturday morning
d while unhitching the lively farm team
IS The latter became frightened, raj
8 away and dragged the boy under thei
= feet, over a mower until he let loose o
r the hitching straps. The poor fellow
d was picked up and taken to the hous
where an ugly cash was discovered OF
: his forehead. DR.. Finn was called
who made the further discovery tina
= Willie's right arm was broken an,
:, that there were other slight injurie
about his body. The wounds wer
& dressed and the boy is now doin,
= nicely.
a At a dinner given to the veteran Dr.