The Redwood gazette., 1894-07-26

Don't fail to hear Miss Lee at the
lawn social Monday evening.
Mrs. w. G. Tyler, formely Of this
place, is visiting with Mrs. w. D.
Finn this week. Mrs. Tyler lives at
Sioux City.
In Dist. No. 60 school house on
Sunday, July 10Th, at $50 p. M, there
will be preaching by Rev. F. NJ.
Dongherty, of the Walnut Grove cir
cult.
The ministers at Redwood Falls
waxed very wroth because few citi-
zens of that city visited New Ulm dur
ing the funniest, remarks the New
Ulm Review. Another case of Com
stock foolishness.
"Are you going to take your pants
home, remarked one of the boy drill
ers in the G.. A. r. concert to Lora
Moon, and referring to the costumes.
"Well, [ guess SO; I most generally
DO" was the quick and witty reply.
James F. Holborn, the Mill street
meat market man, and Miss Mamie
Blake, daughter of M. Blake, left on
yesterday mornings Northwestern
train for Lodi, Wis.,, where they will
be joined together as man and wife.
Both parties have a host of friends
here, and they will wish them smooth
sailing on the troubled waters of life.
In the New Ulm school election last
Saturday 2,O65 votes we're cast, and
the ticket termed the ''anti-turners"
ticket was elected by about 100 ma
jority. Every male and female voter
in the town participated, as we'll as
priest, preacher, potentate, patrician
and plebeian. New Ulm is a city of
strange politics.
Reports from the coal mine are that
the miners haye got into the side of
the hill distance of over 200 feet, land
that the Ignite is much better than at
first. 1t is proposed to sink a shaft
from the center of the mine soon.
Reports from the gold mine indicate
lots of work being done, and better
gold quartz being found. Nothing
has been heard from the Kansas Citv
shipments, as yet.
Sunday evening, Aug. 5th, the Y.
P. s. c. E. of the Presbyterian church,
in concert with the Delhi Y. P. S.,
will hold conference on young peo-
ple's Christian work with the teachers
present at the summer training school.
The subjects to be considered are:
l-Plain living and high thinking;
2-Y. P. S. G. E. work in the country:
3-The Teacher and the Y. P.S.C.
4-Consecration.
Each of these subjects will be dis
cussed, and both old and young are
asked to be prepared to take part in
the discussion.
The postof6ce and general store of
E. H. Gosper, at North Redwood, was
burglarized some time after ten o'clock
last Monday night, and goods and
coppers, amounting in all to probably
about $25, were secured by the bur-
glar. An entrance was affected by
cutting a hole through the door lead
ing to the storehouse, through which
the burglar pushed his hand and un-
fastened the clasp, opening the door.
He next cut the screen door leading
to the main room, and unlocked it.
His jacknife was then again brought
into use, cutting hole through the
door large enough for the hand to
pass through and up SO that he pulled
back the catch and found himself on
the inside. He rifed the P. O. money
drawer of the few cent pieces in it,but
did not touch the safe. He took sew
eral pair of hose, pair of shoes, lot
OF cheap jewelry, some very poor ci-
gars, a plug and a part of plug of
tobacco, and some other articles,
amounting IN all to the above amount.
Suspicion points to tramp who was
around the store considerable all dav
Monday, and probably got the lay of
the ground at that time.
So far as the real estate valuations
we're concerned the Board of Equaliza-
ton did not interfere with the valua-
tions returned by the assessors in the
city of Redwood Falls, the villages of
Walnut Grove, Lamberton and Nor
gan. In Delhi lands we're lowered 10