The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stegner are re-
ceiving congratulations over boy,
born to them last Monday.
There will be Catholic Divine SER
vice at Lamberton on Tuesday, Feb,
18th, at 1915 in the morning.
Geo. w. Murphy, city recorder OF
Faribault, was in the city last week
looking up deeds to real property.
Rev. G.. w. Lutz, of Wood Lake,
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church, both morning and evening
last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred. Gley,wiee of the popular
manager of Hotel Francois, left last
Saturday on a visit to relatives at
Young America.
The Redwood Roller Mills has been
having its burrs sharpened up during
the past week, but is now turning out
the usual high grade -four.
St. Peter Tribune: Redwood coun-
ty has need of a jail-three of her
prisoners were occupants of our Jail
last week, charged with stealing.
Oscar NJ. Malingren, of Young
America,a brother to Mrs. Emil Bach
man, was visiting here and taking in
the A. O. U. w. party last week.
If you want to see what the New
York Tribune is you can get sample
copy at this office. You can get the
Trib. and the GAZETTE for $1.75 per
year.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. B. A. Ferris on Satur-
day afternoon at l o'clock. As this is
a very important meeting a large at
tendance is requested.
Col Pat Feeley, the celebrated St.
Paul wholesale halter, was in the city
during the past week, and disposed of
a fine lot of the latest styles in hats to
G. A. Francois & Co.
Prof. Milne expects to open his bust
ness college next Monday, and those
desiringexcellent instruction in bust
ness methods should not hesitate to
join the class from the beginning.
DR.. J. G.. Andrews. of Mankato, has
commenced suit against the Northern
Pacific railroad to recover $4,000 for
the killing of Ed. Andrews in rail-
way accident on the line of that road.
Granite Falls Tribune: The Red
wood correspondent to the papers is
onto his job all right. He proposes to
keep people posted on happenings
there if sending in the news counts.
The correct thing at all times.
Business has become so dull on the
main line of the Northwestern that
the company has concluded, it is re-
ported, to discontinue the night pas
senger trains No. and 2, going east
and west. until further notice. on and
after next Sunday. -
The foul-mouthed rumor originator
has been getting in his work during
the past two weeks, and rumors with
out foundation have been cast upon
the waves of gossip, traced down to
the originator, and under threat of tar
and feathers, the person has departed
for other climes.
The report of district SIS, S. A. Holt,
teacher, for the month of January
shows the average daily attendance to
have been %, and the pupils neither
tardy or absent during the month to
be Anna Cole, Ella Olsen, Nina Flom,
Rosetta Flom, Mary Holt, Harold o.
sen, Oscar Olsen, Clarence Olsen, Otto
Flom, Salmer Cole, Hans Olson, John
Olson, Matthias Olson and Mary Holt.
Total number of pupils enrolled, 25.
Tribune: Yellow Medicine county
may be yet counted the best dairy
county in western Minnesota if pros
poets fail not. Farmers are persuad-
ed that there is no profit in wheat cul-
ture and are wisely going to diversity
this seasons crop by planting more
corn, barlev, oats and flax. Hogs will
find more congenial homes with our
farmers than for years. The recent
prices of pork has determined many to
feed good many hogs.
Levi Annis had an exciting runaway
last Sunday night. While in cutter
drawn by single horse coming up
the North Redwood hill the horse took
fright, jumped sideways, threw Levi
out of the cutter, and started on wild
run for town. Mr.. Annis walked home
and reported the occurrence to Eyer