The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-14
r. w. Sears. of Minneapolis. form

r. w. Sears. of Minneapolis, form.
erly station agent at North Redwood
was in he city yesterday.
Miss E. Mae Bell left for Tekoneha
Michigan, last Tuesday, where she
will make her future home.
Mrs. Irene Marsh, leader in the
State Rebekah lodge, is attending the
annual convention at St. Paul this
week.
A. B. Truesdell and A. III. Moon are
in St. Paul attending the annual con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Geo. w. Dickinson and, wife, Chas.
Luscher and Miss Inez Baldwin drove
to Marshall last Saturday evening, re-
turning Sunday evening.
H. G. Ackmann has been appointed
agent for the strawberry sale from G..
w. Whittet's farm, which will be in
the neighborhood of 1000 quarts.
On Saturday II. G. Ackmann will
have on hand new potatoes, cabbage,
cucumbers, watermelons, black cher
ries and home raised Strawberries.
Chas. G.. Chollar writes back from
Florida that he is more than delight
ed with the region. He will probably
make that State his future home.
IF l had written another letter."
observed L. F. Robinson, upon hear
ing of the Supreme Court decision in
the Madigan case, last Tuesday morn
ing, Il believe that they would have
hung Madigan."
A. E. Clark brought in three hogs
from his farm last Tuesday morning,
and when placed on the scales the
combined weight of the three was
l ,435 pound. Mr.. Clark is getting to
be one of the leading farmers in the
county.
A. panic was almost created at the
Alliance picnic last Thursday after
noon. The crowd was calling for speak
ers when some one yelled wild mus
tard," and the answer to the yell was
one OF the most wicked vituperative
sentences the ladies present probably
ever heard.
In the Hamline field day exercises
at Kittsondale last Wednesday julius
r. Hitchcocks, a Redwood Falls boy,
took first prize in the mile running
race and second prize in the pole vault.
He ran mile in five minutes and
twenty seconds. and jumped seven
feet and eight inches high with the
pole.
W.R. Hodges. chairman of the COM
m:ttee on music, for the Fourth at
Sleepy Eye,was in the city last Thurs
day, and while here engaged the SER
vice. of the Redwood Falls brass band
for that day. Editor Hodges knows
good thing when he sees or hears it,
and that is why he engaged the local
band.
Children's day exercises at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning we're of the usual interesting
character. The young folks filled a
large part of the programme. with
Rotations and singing, and at the
close R. J. Tyler, formely superin-
tendent of the Sunday-school, made
an address expressing his particular
regard for his former charge.
Laird & Dornberg have struck bo-
nanza in the line of tiltering. Here
tofore people have objected to the city
water on account of the peculiar iron
color. They have secured the exclu-
sive right to sell the Tripoli stone FL
ter, which not only purifies the water,
but gives it a perfectly clear appear
ance. The filter is very cheap double
jar, and they are made large enough
to hold 20 gallons of water. With the
use of this filter there can be no fur
Their excuse for not using the city
water.
Redwood and Renyille county Pop
ulists going to the State convention
can 60 by the wagon route if they SO
choose, if reports are true. It is pro-
posed to have march by farmers in
their wagons to. Minneapolis. the
points for camping each night to be
selected and grand mass meetings ar
ranged beforehand. 1t is thought that
there are enough Populists along the
route to attend to all the details of the
meetings. Yellow Medicine, Chippe-