The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-19


Mrs. j. L. Abbott has been visiting
friends at Walnut Grove during the
past week.
G.. E. Mckay was in Madison Fri
day evening, visiting the I. O. 0. F.
at that place, as District Deputy
Grand Master.
st. Paul and Minneapolis mineral
operators were considerably excited
over specimen of gold from the Del
hi mine shown at the State conven-
ton, last Wednesday. !.
The, merry go-around wound up its
business last Saturday evening. 1t is
not the gold mine it used to be, and
while the proprietors made expenses
the profits were exceedingly small.
H. E. Leach, of Spring Valley, who
came here last week for the purpose
of opening law Office, decided on
Thursday to not remain at this point,
and returned toSpring Valley on Sat
urday.
John S. Marsh Post has been invit-
ed to join the Southwestern Minneso-
ia division of the Minnesota G.. A. r.,
which has also voted not to hold any
more encampments during the Fourth
of July.
Applications for tree bounty are
coming in with the reports of asses
sors,the town of Brookville so far hav-
ing the greatest number, an even so.
The farmers down there believe in
tree culture.
The first shipment of live stock from
this station over the Northwestern,
since the opening of the strike, was
made last Tuesday morning, by Bald
win & Schmahl, Emil accompanying
the several carloads.
Redwood Lodge, No. 6S. I. O. o. F..
installed the following elective officers
last Saturday evening: Noble Grand,
H. F. Buechner; vice grand. A. G. Bur-
meister; recording secretary, A. H.
Moon; permanent secretary, Levi An
mis-; treasurer, S. Pollard.
The officers of the Redwood County
Agricultural Association offer a reward
of $25 in cash for the arrest and con-
viction of the party or parties who mu-
tilated the judges stand at the fair
grounds between last Friday evening
and Sunday morning. The reward is
ready at the time of conviction.
Norman H. Hackett, the young art
list, who cut such wide swath
managing a carnival and in society
here last year, sends us bill announc-
ing the presentation of a comedy
drama entitled ''The Heiress," written
by him at Calumet, Mich, July a
and Is. The presentation is under
his personal direction. and he assumes
the heroic role, Jack Cotton.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock returned
home from Two Harbors, St. Louis
county, last Thursday. Miss Hitch
cock is teacher in the public schools
at that place, and has just finished a
ten months term in that breezy town
on Lake Superior. She has been re-
engaged for the coming school term,
and after six weeks visit here will
return to Two Harbors to fill the en-
gagement.
Last week c. I. Hood & Co, the eel
ebrated dispensing house of Lowell,
Mass, closed an advertising contract
with this paper on the highest cash or
other basis ever made by this paper.
Considering the hard times the con-
tract is compliment to the paper as
an advertising medium, and we feel
proud of it. It also shows that Hoods
Cures" in this section. The house is
one of the most reliable in the bust
ness.
G. w. George sends w. R. Caswell
an elaborate programme of the Fourth
of July celebration at San Diego. The
programme is in three colors and in
folder style. showing San Diego, peace
full and calm, in sunshine, and under
the evenings pyrotechnical fire. The
programme announces the celebra-
ton as commencing on the evening of
July I'd, and continuing until late in
the night of July 4th, with military
and naval parades, civic parades,
wheel parades with ats,aquatic con-
tests, etc. All in all, it looks as though
San Diego had revived from the sleep