The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-10

Mrs. II. N. Bell has returned hom,
from her visit to Hastings.
Mrs. John K. Petersen is visiting
her parents near Mankato.
Andersen is improving his photo
gallery by raising the glass roof, etc
A Farmers Institute will be held
in Morton commencing Thursday;
May "a.
A son of Asa Perkins, of Columbus
Wisconsin, is visiting with the latte,
in this city.
Fred Dworshak is receiving large
quantity of supplies for self-feeders,
and proposes doing a big business
this year.
Mrs. c. w. George and the children
leave for San Diego, CAL, their future
home, next Tuesday. The household
goods we're started for that point to-
day.
Peter Mcpherson accompanied E.
G. Bailey to Grand Rapids, Mimi,
where the two expect to work at the
carpenters trade. "Lush" may make
Grand Rapids his future home.
Pioneer Press: The REDWOOD Ga
zErrE, published at Redwood Falls,
gives good description of 'Oak
Villa" the new residence of Capt.
Huntington, who is we'll known to
many of the citizens of St. Paul. Red
wood Falls is taking considerable
pride in the new structure, which is a
beautiful Gothic affair with all mod
ern Improvements.
St. Peter Tribune: Nature and its
workings have planted precious met
ais and stones near favored spots of the
earth's surface, and there are still
those at and near Redwood Falls who
believe bonanza in that neighbor.
hood awaits them. The work of pros
pecting is to be resumed with renew.
ed vigor. Beaver Falls is
looking for railroad Cannon Val.
ley and telephone connections with
Morton and Redwood Falls. After
securing these, she expects to retain
the county seat and put a stop to the
present cruel war.
John B. Braley, of St. Johnsbury
VT, is making his regular annual in.
spection of his property in this vicini.
ty, and will remain here for month
In an interesting conversation with
Mr.. Braley last Monday he stated that
not wheel of an Eastern manufac.
turer was going around at the present
time. Neither would a wheel start
up until Congress took definite action
on the Wilson bill, if favorably then
only to small extent, if unfavorable
to the bill probably in full blast. Mr.
Braley thinks that business was infat-
ed before the Democratic administra.
ton came into power and the pune.
ture was only necessary evil. Charlie
Braley is still attending the law schoo
at Albany.
Granite Falls Journal: What are
our prospectors in this section doing
these fine days? Down at Redwood
and Belview the hunt goes merrily OF
and nearly every day something new
is discovered, or better vein struck
The latest from Belview says find o
copper has been unearthed and tn
asbestos grows better as the mine
opened. Our boys want to be findin.
something pretty soon. * Will
Mr. Wing and some boys were fishing
just below the lower dam befor
breakfast. Friday morning last, the,
noticed large sturgeon close to tn
shore in very shallow water, and the
at once pounced upon the fish AM
succeeded in landing it with thei
hands, though his fishship showe'
fight and gave them all a good wet
ting. It measured five feet in lengt]
and weighed fifty-seven pounds
These fish are said to be very plenti
full in the river this spring, and man
very large ones have been seen bu
not captured.
Bishop Gilbert, of the Diocese o
Minnesota,spoke at the Church of tn
Holy Communion both morning ant
evening last Sunday and in the after
noon at Beaver Falls. In the morn
ing he confirmed five candidates a
members of the church, and preache,
a short sermon on the simplicity o
! the narrative of Christ in the hihle do