The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-06
Mrs. Joseph Tyson has returned
from her extended trip in Iowa.

Mrs. Joseph Tyson has returned
from her extended trip in Iowa.
District No. 62 of this county has
borrowed $500 from the State school
fund.
Rev. H. McHenry addressed the
men of Redwood Falls at the M. E.
church last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tunis Gordon, of Lakeville,
Dakota county, formerly Of this city,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hammond, OF
Sleepy Eye, the latter q sister to w,
P. and Charles Tenney, visited in the
city last week.
Miss Hague, who has been visiting
with Miss Bissell for some time past
returned to her home in Salt Lake
City, last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson, entertained
the M. w. o. r. club last Friday af-
ternoon. The entertainment was on q
grand scale, refreshments being served
on the lawn.
Redwood Falls cigar factory is No
816, according to a certificate issued
by the internal revenue department
for this State. The first cigars from
the factory were placed on the market
last Saturday.
New Ulm News: We are in receipt
of sample of gold quartz from the
Redwood Falls mine. The specimen
is somewhat ''clean" bat is gold bear
ing and the quality may improve as
the work progresses.
Asa P. Brooks, of the Alexandra
Republican, informs us that he has
studied out an improvement on press.
es, which prevents all possibility OF
papers getting on the rollers. If the
improvement is a success Asa has
quite good thing.
r. A. Turrell and wife, aud Miss
Bissen and Dewitt Martin INDUCED
in their annual picnic last Wednes-
day-the picnic being scheduled
one according to a compact made al
the wedding of the former.
Miss Grace Dunning, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Dun.
ming, of Kintire, reads the GAZETTE
and being in touch with everything
new, presents the publishers with
specimens of new varieties of water
and musk melons. They are very fine,
Col. Frank Ring gave very pleas
ant tea party at the Hotel Francois
last Thursday evening. Those pres
emit we're Misses Chollar, Bissell and
Alice Bigham, Messrs. Martin, Wilbur
Chollar, Stanley Bissell, and Gus.
Armstrong, the latter of Albert Lea.
DR.. Pease was called to Morton last
Friday for the purpose of consulting
in the case of F. w. Archer, who re-
ceived paralytic stroke. Archer is
one of the proprietors of the merry-go-
round, which is holding forth at Nor
ton during Fair week. Although un-
able to move and speechless he will
probably recover.
We notice among the recent articles
of incorporation fled that of ocean
to Ocean" Publishing Co., of Mime
apolis, of which Richard w. Sears is
one of the incorporators. The corpor-
alton will publish q paper intended to
circulate on large scale, gratis or
otherwise, and will have high adver-
Using rates.
St. Peter Tribune: The explorers
at Redwood Falls are said to have
turned their attention to searching for
the north pole. "He who hath faith
shall find." The majority Of people of
that place spend their Sundays at the
edge of the gold mines to obtain souve-
Mrs, and one old chap is kept busy
keeping trespassers of his gold plant
alton; he fears they will steal it.
The Democrats of Redwood Falls
held a caucus last Thursday evening
for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Sanborn convention. Quite q
large number of the faithful were out,
and the meeting was harmonious. It
resulted in the selection of the follow
ing nine delegates: r. D. White,
chairman; X. M. Glassco, John Coop
or, John O'Hara, D. E. Laird, G. E.
Lamberton, Frank French, A. w.
Bager and Frank Birkenmeyer. The
delegates left for the battle grounds
Saturday morning, returning in the