The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-04

Louis Gaedy has employed first
c...ss tailor, direct from the cities, and
is now prepared to keep up with the
rush in fall and winter orders.
w. w. Scott, of Walnut Grove is
about to erect new business house in
his town, to be used as furniture
store. The building will be 22xlOO,
two stories, of frame structure.
The artesian we'll struck at Marshall
has been tested and when piped will
carry without pumping about thirteen
hundred gallons an hour one hundred
feet above the surface, says a special.
Arthur P. Cloudy, an old Redwood
boy. who has been purchasing wheat
for the Wallbridge elevator in South
Dakota, has been assigned to this
station by that company, vice Walter
D. Martin, resigned.
Misses Birum, White and Waters,
and Messrs. Human, Schofield and
Double. of Morton, we're among the
Mortonites in attendance at the pro-
duction of Falka, by tho Andrews
Opera Co. last Tuesday evening.
DR.. Halves will occupy his dental
Office over Philbrick's store from first
to the 10th of every month. The rest
OF the month it will be closed while
the Doctor will make visits to other
towns along the St. Louis railroad.
Ben. Holt, clerk at Hotel Francois,
since the departure of Fred. Gley was
married to Miss Katie Powers, of Rem
vile county, last week. Mr.. Holt pro-
poses to open hotel in the gold min
ing town of Springville. this county.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day next, the subject will be, forenoon,
"He was alone" Evening, "On the
Great Lakes with the Wise Men of
the West" Y.P. S. G. E., election of
officers. Prayer meeting this evening
at o'clock.
An agent Of Sprague's Collecting
Agency was in the city last week, and
secured several subscribers to the
agency from this place. The system
is a novel one, and is said to bring
dead beats to reckoning quicker
than anything that can be done.
If some people who use the telephone
would wait longer after ringing up
those with whom they wish to speak,
they would be more likely to get an
answer. People called up are some
times outside or in an adjoining room,
and cannot in an instant get to their
phones to answer. Two attempts are
always considered enough.
The county commissioners held a
special meeting last Friday and signed
the bonds made payable to the State,
for S13,5OO, money loaned by the
State from the permanent school fund
to the county, for the purpose of con-
structing the new jail. At the same
time, the contractor, MIR. j. D. Carroll
was notified to proceed with the work.
A special train left this city Mon
day afternoon for Chicago. It was
made up out of two carloads of hogs
owned by Baldwin & Schmahl, of
this city, and two carloads of cattle,
the property Of the Messrs. Stewart,
of Redwood Falls township. At Gill
fillan Siding the train stopped and
took on eight carloads of steers of the
celebrated Gillian corn fed class, land
ell fat enough To- be slaughtered for
the Liverpool markets. The train ex-
fpected to reach Chicago Tuesday
night, where the stock was disposed of
at the Union Stockyards in that city.
Luverne Herald: Miss Anna Nc
Carly was badly poisoned with poison
ivy last week while gathering leaves
in the park to decorate the church for
the Kelley-Brazzeil wedding. Miss
Anna and Miss Mary Ryan both
handled the poison, but Miss Ryan
was uninjured. Miss McCarty's face,
neck and arms we're badly blistered
and for several days she was under
the doctors care. At present, how
ever, she is recovering rapidly. She
will commence her school in district
No. 81, in Mobiles county, Monday,
Oct. l. Miss McCarty is one of the
best teachers in southern Minnesota
and is never troubled to find a situa-
ton.
It is learned from the best possible
authority that the stockholders COM
mittee of the Minneapolis & st. Louis,
of which F. P. Olcott, of New York, is