The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-11


Presbytery at L. Sueur on Tuesday
will return to-day.
w. F. Dickinson left last Monday
for St. Paul, where he attended to
some business matters.
jacob Klossner, Jr., of New Ulm.
has been named as chairman of the
Ninth district Senatorial committee.
E. D. French was doing business
and politics on the South Side of the
county during the early part of the
week.
J: P. Cooper returned from Chica-
go last Saturday, stopping off at Nor
gan to attend the Democratic county
convention.
hurry Warner and A. B. Pike ac-
companied two car loads of sheep to
st. Paul last Monday, returning home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Hart, of Auburn, Wash
ington, is visiting Mrs. G. B. Jennings.
Mrs. Hart was formerly of Brown
county this State.
There is a strong probability of fuel
advancing during the next thirty days,
and it would be wise action to lay in
the winters supply at once.
Maj. M. E. Powell was registered at
the Windsor, st. Paul, last Monday,
and was taking in the annual meeting
of the Minnesota Council, R. A. M.
The rain of the past two weeks has
increased the flow of water in the Red
wood river, so as to give the steam
power at the mills rest for a day or
two.
The Alexandria Republican extra
comes to hand this week with the
name of Asa P. Brooks, associated
with that of A. l. Shaver, as joint pub
fishers. The extra gave an excellent
report of the Douglas county conven-
ton.
The water main, extending from
Mill street, on Bridge, to a point just
below Minnesota avenue, has been
laid, and the residences of j. M. Dun
nington, A. G. Burmeister and Kim.
Glassco are soon to be connected with
the same.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom has been at
tending the annual conference of the
Methodist church, of Minnesota, at
Duluth, during the past week. The
districts have been increased, and
Minnesota will now have seven presid-
ing elders.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the reception of William
Henry Eustis on a grand scale on the
evening of Oct. I'D. That this noted
Republican orator will have one of the
largest crowds ever turned out in Red
wood Falls goes without saying.
H. V. Ruter, until recently of The
GAZETTE, but now of St. Paul, writes
that business is better in that city
than it has been for a year. He also
takes occasion to remark that politics
are becoming very lively-a fact not
applicable to the SANITY City alone.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis road
is being sold at sheriff's sale by Sher-
if Eye, of Minneapolis, to-day. It is
almost certain that the stockholders
will bid it in, and as soon as business
is back to the days when it used to be
bright, there will probably be some
extensions made.
Hon. John N. Jones accepted an in
vitation from the Blue Earth county
Republican central committee to speak
in the county, and spoke in South
Bend village on Tuesday evening. He
speaks in the Cambria school house
tonight, and in the Judson school
house tomorrow evening. The pre-
cincts are heavily populated with
Welsh-American citizens.
Sorlien Bros, the Yellow Medicine
river millers, have started up their
Touring mills again, after having been
shut down quite while, putting in
new machinery and making other
necessary repairs, says the Granite
Falls Journal. They have adopted
the Plansifter system of boiling and
are turning out an excellent grade of
-four. Their customers can rely on
getting better quality of -four than
turned out by any other mill IN this
part of the State.
Felix Souther, claiming to hail from
Winona, was, according to his story,
robbed of between forty and fifty dol