The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-18

day to take charge Of the construction
Of the Pacific elevator at that place.
4 Mrs. w. B. King has recently made
the purchase of a Kimball piano
through the agency Of John P. Cooper
i Miss Tunis Gordon returned to her
home 10 Lakeville, Dakota county, last
Monday, after a months visit with
friends at this place.
j Mrs. j. D. VIM went to Minneap-
oils Tuesday, to visit friends there for
a few days. Miss BERTHE VIM, who
preceded her mother, will return with
her.
| Mayor Bell requests all those who
have promised contributions to Hinck-
ley fire sufferers to leave the same
with O. L. Dornberg by the middle OF
next week.
| George L. Evans had another cleo
ton crier but not voter, come to bis
house last Tuesday. George came
down town, and told the boys that it
was girl, and they would have to
grin and bear it.
The fire alarm is most welcome
sound to the school pupils for immedi-
! ately they are filled with hope and
willingly they take their books and
march out, but when the signal is Civ
en- to return to their laborious work
It's with doleful hearts that they obey
Granite Falls Journal: "Mrs. j. H
Thomas and her son, William, of Red.
wood Falls, are the guests of Mrs
Russell, since Saturday. They are old
residents of this place, back in the 7O's
but for the last seventeen years have
resided in Redwood" Mrs. Thomas
and Will returned home last Thurs
day.
According to the New Ulm Review
A. H. Schleuder, of that city, who is a
brother to Henry Schleuder, of Red
wood Falls, has sold his stock to Gus
tav REIN and will retire from bust
ness. Mr.. Schleuder has been a jew
eler in that city for many years, COM
petent in his trade and appreciated
by large following of customers.
Joseph Chadderdon, candidate for
county attorney, has purchased the
johnson residence on Fifth street, now
occupied by Mr.. Dripps, and will re-
move into the same next week. Mr..
Chadderdon has associated with him
self in the law business D. A. Stuart,
of Fairhaven, who will be here next
week, and who is said to be right
young attorney. Mr.. Stuart was here
last year in the interests of the Min
nesota Importing Co. The firm will
be known as Chadderdon & Stuart.
Pat Child, of the Waseca Herald
speaking of John Lind, says: "He
must be politically assassinated. The
powers that be had decreed it. The
Republican papers in his neighbor-
hood we're ripe for the act; and Sam
Peterson, the notorious SAM, whose
connection with the old Minnesots
bond swindle, the election of the no
: torious Sabin to the United States
senate, the Washburn contest, anc
> every other scandalous transaction ii
, which the money combines have hae
hand, was appropriately chosen t
, commit the act of political assassina
: ton, and, in so far as he has the pow
or, he has done il"
: At the opera house last Saturda,
: evening occurred the Demorest silve
: medal contest under supervision o
, the W. c. T. U. of this city. Their
: were eight contestants and their sub
v jects we're as follows: Eta Bake,
. Farmer Boggs and His Corn;" Mau'
. Woodruff, "The Cry of To-day;
. Mable Mckay, "The Deacon's SCI
| mon;" Tena Smith, "The Liquo
t Traffic." Agnes Barley. Courage t
Act;" Alice Prior, prohibition ;
Nellie Gibson, "a Barrel of Whisky /;
|
i, Celina Baker, "The Two Fires" Mis-
f Nellie Gibson was awarded the silve
' medal; Miss Alice Prior second plac
' and Miss Mable Mckay third. Re,
: John Sinclair, in short speech, pre-
/ sented the prizes. A choir composer
a of Mrs. Robinson and Miss Rowe AM
. Messrs. Martin and Buxton furnishes
q music for the occasion.
: An idea of the amount of work nee
essary to obtain material for publica
;. ton at times can be had from the Ga
f zErrE's experience in obtaining Gu
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