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

! >. =. Bunch, the furniture man, was
in the city last Monday and Tuesday.
4 Miss Olive Tiffany commences
teaching term of school in Dist. 66
next week.
j Wenzell T. Eckstein, stenographer
to Judge Webber, passed through last
Saturday on his way home from Olivia.
Il am going to New Ulm to vote,' re-
! marked Wenzell.
I, Editor G.. X. Blandin, late of the
Sanborn Sentinel, but now publisher
of the OLIVIA Press, edited by W. l..
French, will teach school in Johnson
vile, this county, during the coming
winter, and will not get back into the
editorial harness until next spring.
"Turn thelrascals out" the familiar
party cry may be applied to microbes
as we'll as to men. The germs of dis
ease that Turk in the blood are "turn-
J ed OUT by Ayers Sarsaparilla, as
effectually as the old postmasters are
displaced by new administration.
The Northwestern trains into this
; city have been made up of eight or
ten freight cars to each train, and each
car loaded with merchandise and ma
terial for this point. cit is paying
big" remarked one of the officers re-
} ferring to the Redwood Falls branch.
The Morgan Messenger records the
: disappearance of one Henry Schmidt,
who has been engaged in well-boring
with John Fathers, of that place
! Schmidt, it appears, managed to make
: the usual loans, and then taking his
t partners single carriage skipped the
. country.
The GAZETTE editor had the pleasure
of spending few hours in Springfield
/ last Friday, and was surprised at the
q town. It is almost solid brick and the
}, business men and residents are more
9 than prosperous. An opera house
t that would do credit to city of 5000
r inhabitants, is one of it's handsome
public buildings. To Editor Wright
n of the Springfield Advance, we are in
,. debted for special courtesies.
k The Standard Oil Co. tank line
r. mention of which was made in thi.
It paper some two months ago as beins
e in prospect, promises to be grea
If credit to the city. The building is O
IS brick and is being constructed on tn
Northwestern railroad. In addition
k to this Agent Jay w. Ferris is to hav
IS a pretty little delivery wagon in tn
{. shape of tank on wheels. The lin
v will be open for business about Dec
d LIST of this year.
- H. F. Buechner disposed of hi
a grocery stock to Emil Kuenzli AM
If Charles Luscher during the past week
y While the people will regret to lear
h of Mr. Buechner's retirement iron
business they will no doubt welcom
10 such popular young men as Emf
d Kuenzli and Charles Luscher into tn
le commercial circles of this city. Bot
9. young men have hosts of friends, no
d. only in this city, but all over thi
e county, in which they have spent al
d their life. In Renville county the
is are also we'll and favorably known.
? On his way home from Olivia las
g. Friday John Lind was in the cit
II long enough to state that the decision
in the Renville county seat case con
y test would probably not be fled b
N Judge Weber before next springs
D. this opinion is confirmed by s. f
d Miller, county attorney of Renvill
Ia county. 1t appears that the ballot
< thrown out by the Judges of the mort
Q, side precincts are to be recanvasseC
q, and passed upon as to whether the
d shall be counted in the grand tota
d which if the Judge SO decides, vii
is keep the seat at Beaver Falls. L
IS the meantime Renville county is en-
i joying the very unsatisfactory position
)" of having two county seats-at Beave
ie Falls where the county officers AM
IS records are, and at Olivia where Judg
n Webber is directed to hold forth b
,r an opinion of Attorney General Childs
During the past two weeks The Ga
If zETTE has received an order from 9Th
n London Trust & Debenture Company
g of London, England" with an ofic
y in the Masonic Temple, Chicago, t
IS insert an advertisement of money t
q loan at three per cent. Realizing tina
Ii the rate was a remarkably low one
) and desiring to protect our reader