The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-01-11
Additional local news on 9TH page,

Addit1onal local news on 9TH page.
School opened last Monday with an
attendance of 425-
Little Tycoon week from to-mor-
row night, Jan. 10th, without fail.
Donald Stewart is visiting his broth
er John Stewart, at Ireton, Iowa.
There will be Little Tycoon re-
hearsal at the opera house Monday
evening.
G. D. Thompsoa will install the Of
fcers of Morgan Lodge A. .. U. w.
by invitation.
Register of Deeds Evans recorded
1859 instruments during the past
year, remarkable record for the year.
Charles and Mrs. Charles Chollar
returned from their bridal tour last
Saturday, on the delayed st. Louis
train.
F. w. Philbrick will probably visit
the California mid-winter exposition
some time during the coming month.
He will probably be accompanied by
Mrs. Philbrick.
Rev. Ii. Hanscom has gone to the
Pacific coast, there to remain several
weeks in search of health. He will
take in the sights of the Mid Winter
exposition at San Francisco before re-
turning.
\ Presiding Elder Stafford occupied
the pulpit at the M. E. church last
Sunday morning, union services oc-
curing in the evening. In the morn
} ing he eulogized the congregation for
the systematic manner adopted in
meeting the church expenses and then
, preached a sermon on what we owed
Jesus. Following this he presided at
Communion.
G. N. Norton, Route Agent of the
American Express o.,St. Paul Mimi,
, was in the city Tuesday, and while
here settled in full with James Aiken
of the GAZETTE, the amount secured
by James M. Aiken, of Duluth, through
Misrepresentation. The Company had
been advised by it's lawyers that good
delivery had been made at Duluth, but
: it very kindly waived all legal rights
> in the matter, and without taking the
matter to the courts, settled with Jas.
Aiken, of Redwood Falls,in full. Such
action is certainly pleasing news to all
. patrons of express companies.
In renewing his subscription to the
!, GAZETTE, J. W. Dunlap, Of Mentone
= Ind, resident of this place in early
days, says that his old friends have
passed into the great beyond, or left
the place, but he still feels deep in.
terest in Redwood Falls. IF Col. Sam
!. McPhail is yet living" Mr.. Dunlap
writes, ''be and I are the only origina,
settlers of Redwood Falls now living
I acted as fagman for David Watson
/. when your city was surveyed, O. G
Martin, a Mr.. Thompson, J. S. G.
Homer and the Colonel assisting in
the work. That was in 1864" The
GAZETTE is pleased to inform the writ
> or that Col. McPhail is still living and
in apparent good health at Taunton
this State.
That was charitable act on the
part of the Indians residing at the
! Lower Sioux Agency, and of Hon. c.
D. Gillian, in connection with the
o burning of the residence of Daniel
House,east of the city some two weeks
+ since. The house canght fire early in
o the morning, and before the flames
were discovered they had made such
o progress as to give the occupants bare
ly an opportunity to escape with thei,
q lives. The Indians had received quite
f a large amount of clothing from thei,
q Eastern friends on Christmas, and this
q as soon as they heard of the fire, they
; laid at the feet of Mr.. Houses family
: with request that they help them.
; selves. This is proof of warm love fo1
the human race on the part of these
a red men. Hon. G. D. Gilfllan very
f kindly furnishes the unfortunate fam.
lily with the lumber to construct new
house, and gives Mr.. House the free.
dom to pay for it when he desires. The
3 residence was insured for $500 in the
> German Insurance Co., of St. Paul.
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