The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-09

@. B. Turrell returned from bust
ness trip to St. Paul last Wednesday
evening.
Thos. H. King reports that wheat
so far threshed by his machine, has
averaged IA bushels per acre. He is
antitrust.
w. D. Smith, formerly postmaster
al Lamberton, says that the statement
that be owes the government $500, a
deficiency while postmaster, is abso-
lute]y false.
The St. Agnes Guild has presented
eight handsome stained glass windows
to the Episcopal church at a cost of
$10O. One of the windows is me-
mortal of the presentation.
There is now very little prospect
that the Minneapolis e. St. Louis prop
erty will be sold before the last of
September. Solicitor Clarke, of the
St. Louis road, has stated thot such
was the case
Ed. Volk, residing in the town OF
Three Lakes, had his collar bone brok
en- while in we'll last Monday. The
rope, to which was attached pail of
mud broke, and struck him with such
violence as to break the bone.
A lawn tennis contest between Chas.
Chollar and Dewitt Martin VS.. j. F.
Rogers and Geo. w. Dickinson, for a
supper for the gentlemen and their
ladies, was opened on the Robinson
grounds yesterday afternoon, COM
mencing at four o'clock. A second
game will be played this afternoon on
the grounds just north of the McMil-
Ian residence. Yesterdays game was
witnessed by large crowd.
Scharles & ,Engdahl have opened a
branch tailoring shop in New Ulm,
having purchased the stock of Mr.
Spring, of that city. Mr.. Scharles will
pay attention to the working up Of
business in that city, although his
home will be at this place, and after
the trade there is firmly established
Mr.. Engdahl will take permanent
charge Of the same. Both of the young
men are rustlers and their branching
out is merely a necessity to satisfy
their ambitions.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis has
} arranged to run special train for the
Odd Fellows excursion, Redwood and
intermediate points to Lake Park and
and return on Sunday, the 18th inst.
} leaving Redwood about $50 or am
} and returning at convenient hour in
the evening. On this occasion special
excursion book tickets can be issued
limited to Aug. II. The rate from
Redwood to Lake Park and return is
only $l.75. As this is to be the only ex-
: cursion from Redwood to Lake Mime.
tonka this season all should take ad.
vantage of the opportunity to see this
peerless resort at the least possible
cost.
Lake Benton News: Populists
claim to be against combines, yet they
have effected State association OF
Populist newspapers. AS another in
dication that no matter what profes-
sions of holiness are made, they are
essentially human and join combines
as readily as common sinners of both
the So called old parties, we will say
that mass meeting was called al
Redwood Falls last week to protest
against the threshermen's trust, but
} before the meeting adjourned they
had concluded to not only refuse to
censure it but to actually say that il
was all right. But then, consistency
is unknown to many people.
The general summary of the
weather crop bulletin for Minnesota
for the week ending July 81, states
that the hot wave with temperatures
of 100 degrees or more which passed
over the state on Wednesday, Thurs
day and over the southern portion on
Friday, did great damage to all vege-
tation not yet matured. Scattered
but generally insufficient showers fol-
lowed the hot wave and in some
places in the east central portion OF
the state, they were heavy enough to
greatly benefit corn and potatoes
The excessive heat has ripened small
grain too fast, causing the berry to
shrivel and in few counties loss OF
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