The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-08

from his trip to St. Paul last Friday.
Casper Blethen and wife left on a
short visit for Owatonna and other
points last Friday.
Miss Maggie Stewart left for Wi
mona last Saturday, where she will
commence q course in the Normal
school at that place.
Emil Schmahl disposed of two car
loads of cattle at the South st. Paul
stockyards last Monday, returning
home in time to vote.
Attorney j. H. Bowers had quite
number of cases before Webber at the
Olivia term of court. Judge Bowers
is favorite barrister among Renville
county people.
The St. Peter Herald CORTLAND
items records the marriage of Miss
Sophia Froelich, of that city, to a Mr..
Metcalf, of Redwood Falls, Miss Froe-
Itch being "the bright daughter of our
citizen, H. Froelich."
Mrs. G.. r. Pease left last week to
join her husband, the Doctor, in Ohio
and Michigan, where DR.. Pease went
some weeks ago in search of rest and
recreation, and to do little work for
an insurance company. He will be
absent for another month.
CORTLAND items in the St. Peter
Tribune say that Miss Anna Richert
has returned home from Redwood
Falls, where she has been with her
brother this summer, and that Julius
Fritz drove down from Redwood Falls
last Friday, to remain during the
winter.
Granite Tribune: Mayor Eustis, of
Minneapolis, spoke at Redwood Falls
the other evening and fairly took them
by storm. He was mentioned as the
coming man by the good people there
and they are good judges of what a
man should be to accord him their
endorsement.
Prof. Heller, the prestidigitateur
will be at the opera house next Mon
day evening,an will give an exempli
fcation of the black art which is sale
to zoe out of sight" In connection
with his own work The will have The
assistance of several comedians anc
an entertaining evening is promised
n Misses Hattie Beecher and Virgini;
!, Huntington returned from st. Pete
n last Friday. On Tuesday evening las
y y Miss Mary Treadwell, of that city
whose guests the young ladies were
gave a delightful party to a larg'
number of young ladies of St. Pete
{, in honor of the visit of the Redwood
Falls ladies'.
i John Schmid, Democratic candidat,
n for State Senator, and F. Burg, Dem
= ocratic candidate for representative il
Brown county, were in the city las
Thursday, and made this Office
pleasant CALL Mr.. Schmid the,
/. guessed that T. L. Gilbert would ru,
!. second best in Brown county, he poll
ing the largest number of votes. I
can now be seen how near Mr.. Schmi<
6 came to being right.
s At the st. Louis reorganization las
S week it was reported that everything
5 was running satisfactorily and tn
g property was regarded as being yer,
: ably conducted at the present time
There was no intention of branchin,
: out into any new territory,as had beer
limited, said one of the officers. Their
was opportunity for profitable entr,
into territory as yet untouched by tn
road, but no move would be made il
that direction this year.
Bylaws were filed in Minneapolis
last Wednesday with the county reg
lister of deeds for the Minnesota Golt
: Mining and Refining Company, say
the Journal. The incorporators ar
A. Edlund, P. O. Erickson, O. E. Err
/ ickson, A. VanHEmert and George E
: Young. The company will hunt TO
gold in the new mines near Redwood
Falls. Assays of IA specimens O
quartz and quartz and shale takel
from the company's mines, made b,
O. G.. Seward, of this city, and N
L Lehneu, of St. Paul, analytical chem
e lists, show results which vary from $1I
to $2,94O worth of gold and $3.50 t,
S2439 of silver per ton. The capita
stock is placed at 100000.
During the first rs days of Octobe
Chicago received $4,000 sheep, say.
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