The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-23

VIM. ff01H0r and GoOrg0 brown
were in Lamberton part of last
we. k.
Misses Sadie and Clara Caswell re-
turned to their homes in Mower coun-
ty last Thursday.
Hon. John Lind came up from New
Ulm last Monday evening, and after
spending a few minutes arguing the
Renville county seat contest, returned
to that city Tuesday noon.
| Corn has frightened up immensely
during the past week, owing to previ-
GUS rains, and it is now estimated that
the crop will be from Is to 40 bushels
of fairly good corn per acre.
Mr.. Frank Ellington was up from
Morgan last Monday. Mr.. Ellington
states that he is in the Senatorial race,
and as the GAZETTE does not desire to
do him an injury, it frankly makes
the statement.
| Expert johnson, on engines, from
the Minnesota Type Foundry, came
up from st. Paul last Monday night
and spent Tuesday in making the
Regan gasoline engine in the GAZETTE
Office get down to business until a
steam engine takes its place during
the next two or three weeks.
j Rev. Henry Beer, rector of the
Church of the Holy Communion, has
concluded to resign his passionate here
on account of his wife suffering from
lung trouble. He proposes to move
to some cline agreeable to her malady
When he will leave and who will sue
coed him is not yet definitely known
1 New Ulm News: Redwood county
up to the times as usual, now has 6
} gold mine with silver lead in connec
ton, coal mine,a paint mine, and al
asbestos mine, all of which are to be
in full operation in short time. Il
there are any more minerals In the
country Julius will find them anc
have work commence thereon in shor,
order.
4 A party travelling through here from
South Dakota brought sample Of
Russian thistle into this office during
the latter part of last week. It was &
) thistle that he picked up in Granite
Rock. The gentleman stated tina,
there we're large number of the
weeds in the western part of the coun.
ty, and he advised that now was the
time for cleaning it out, before it GOV.
cred the whole county.
Chas. E. March, a former Redwood
Falls boy, but now of Fargo, N. D.
where he is stationed for the North
Star Boot & Shoe Co., of Minneapolis
to cover that western territory, came
up from Minneapolis last Saturday
and is spending several days with his
many friends. Charlie is one of the
many Redwood boys who has worked
himself up the ladder of success, and
his many friends of early manhood
congratulate him.
Harry Stewart, of Tracy, suffered
an unfortunate accident in Wednes-
days ball game at Marshall. Mr..
Stewart bicycled to Marshall to wit
ness the game and was asked to play
in place of one of the Granite players,
who was unable to play. During the
game while at bat he was hit on the
left hand by the ball, breaking one of
the small bones of the hand between
the little finger knuckle and the wrist.
DIR. Persons, who was on the grounds,
set the broken hone, but Harry will
not do any bicycle riding or ball play
ing for several weeks.
A large number of the old fash
toned prairie schooners have passed
through Redwood Falls on their way
east during the past few weeks. Near
ly all of them we're drawn or were
leading number of horses. They
were all from Dakota, and appear to
have been skinned" out of an exist
ence in the table land of the Southern
Dakota, and were on their way to the
woods, where they expect to live the
coming winter. The schooner, with
it's numerous laughing, rollicking
children, its fatigued mother, carries
one back to the early days of the
western wilds and the men who re-
deemed them.
The Democratic county convention
has been called to meet in Sanborn on
Saturday, Sept. LIST, for the purpose of