The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-19

James Knudson, of Sleepy Eye,was
in this city on business last Tuesday.
Rev. l.. Z. Hanscom was in Tracy
last week, assisting in q revival meet
ing. He reports in the neighborhood
Of $50 converts.
w. L. Pierce has been elected at
torney of the village Of Morgan, he to
receive $40 for every call to that place
on legal business.
Ross Houck left for Austin, MINES
ota, during the first of the week. At
Austin he will enter the employ of
Birum g. Birum, hardware dealers, as
timer.
Agent Isham. of the Laird Norton
Co., has constructed seven-foot pick
ct fence around the half block lumber
yard of that company on Fourth and
Washington.
The young ladies of the Epworth
League of the M. E. church, will give
penny social tomorrow evening.
Everybody invited. Place to be an
nounced later.
An item in the Prison Mirror states
that Frank I. Gleason, of Redwood
Falls, was in that city few days last
week, visiting friends and renewing
old time acquaintance.
Now that the bottom has fallen
out of the Redwood Falls coal mine,
copper is said to be the find, says the
Tyler Journal. Some one, it adds,
has probably found a cent.
The citizens of Springfield have de-
cided to put in water-works and an
electric light plant this summer. When
will Redwood Falls move from the
rear to the front of the procession by
putting in electric lights?
Granite Falls has already COM
menced preparations for the celebra-
ton of July Fourth, Matt Mccarthy
being on the executive committee
Granite has not had much experience
in politics and don't know that early
booms die before maturity.
S. D. Peterson is contesting the
election of E. G. Koch as mayor OF
New Ulm. He alleges fraudulent vot-
ing and irregularities in counting and
canvassing the vote. Judge Webbel
will fix a day for hearing the contest
as soon as he returns from the present
term of the Renville court.
The 1894 graduating class of the
Redwood Falls high school is a very
small one, only three, Misses Bertha
Hiatt, Marie jackson and Pearl Seitz
The boys are not in it this year. Next
years class, however, promises to be
exceedingly large, and made up of al
equal number of boys and girls.
! Editor Harris, of the Belview indie
pendent, claims that he will be one Of
a party of lynchers of the fire bugs op-
Grating around his town, in case they
are caught. Editor Harris should not
make such statements openly as il
might be used against him by a grand
jury.
Sanborn Sentinel: Now that the
coal fever has run it's course at Red.
wood Falls editor Schmahl,o of The Ga.
zETTE, will probably turn his atten-
ton to the "outcropping" of paint de.
posts and we may expect our valued
exchange to henceforth reach us each
week handsomely decorated in chro.
matte colors.
! J. K. Peterson has disposed of hall
interest in his meat market to James
Holborn, who has just come to this
city from Cakes, North Dakota. The
\ firm name will be Holborn & Peter.
son. The former brings considerable
of capital with him in the enterprise
and the new firm intend to run first.
class meat market. The present quar-.
tiers, 20x80, in the Odd Fellows block
will be retained.
j Hon. Ignatius Donnelly, in com.
menting on the marriage of Andrew
Stewart, latter referring to him as one
Of the most prominent leaders of the
Peoples Party in the State, writes
Good luck to Andy and his bride
May their days be many and happy
and may there rise up whole colony
of little Stewards, as clear-headed and
as honest as their progenitor.
The wide awake correspondent at
Florence, of the Marshall News Mes
senper. growing Jealous Of tho atton.