The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-28

John Ilet, of Brownton, is visiting
friends in Redwood Falls this week.
John S. Renniger has been named
by the President as postmaster at
Marshall.
Henry Baker left for Minneapolis
over the Northwestern last Tuesday
morning.
Ed. C. Jones and family have moved
to Wood Lake, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. C.E. Lamberton returned from
her visit to St. Peter last Thursday ey-
ening, Miss Hattie Lamberton, of St.
Peter, accompanying her.
The Renville county commissioners
decided to call a special election, at
the request Of citizens, to vote on the
county seat removal to Olivia.
A special train will carry you to and
from the Sleepy Eye celebration. Join
the crowd to our sister town, and hear
our band and see our BOYS play ball,
on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Prayer and
daughter, of Nottowa, Mich, we're Wis
ting with G. Fred Thompson and DR..
Pease during the past week. They re-
turned to their home last Monday.
Miss Ada Adams, who was the eff
Gent assistant principal of the high
school last term, writes as follows: 1T
is with pleasure that I ask you to send
me The GAZETTE for the rest of the
year. l miss its newsy columns"
Miss Adams knows good thing when
she sees it.
The tenth session of the Waseca
Chautauqua assembly will be held
from July II to u. The Fourth Regi-
ment Band,of Sioux City,will be pres
ent the first week. Prof. Weeden, of
New York, Prof. Walker, of Chicago,
and other celebrities, will be present
during the session.
Prof. j L. Torrens started on his
wheel for Bridgewater, S. D., last
Thursday morning, and on Friday
wrote from the Hotel Atlantic, Mar
shall, that he arrived at that place in
good shape Friday afternoon. Crops,
he says, look better for a few miles
around Marshall, than they do around
Redwood Falls.
Under the caption of minor Chords
We'll Favored News Items" the
Peglerian originator of the Minneap-
oils Journal, has the following fake
letter from Redwood Falls: Redwood
Falls, June 23-When George French
was riding his bicycle ten miles out in
the country the tire of the front wheel
became tired and allowed itself to be
cut to pieces by scythe left in the
road. George started to walk into
town but before he had gone far he
captured large rattlesnake and fit
ting it to the wheel, tied it on with a
piece CT Irvine and rode home all
right" The Globes fake mine has
been transferred from Mr.. Large's
farm to the region of the Minneapolis
Journal repertorial rooms.
Maj. M. E. Powell attended the an
nual conclave of the Grand Command
cry, K. T., of Minnesota, last Monday,
at St. Paul, and reports the following
officers elected and installed for the
ensuing year: R. E. G.. c.. Sir w. II.
S. Wright, St. Paul; V. E. D. G. c.,
II. E. Whitney, Faribault; E. G. g.,
j. Fred Smith, Minneapolis; E. G. C..
G., Otis Staples, Saltwater; E. G.. p,
George Fl. Davis, Brainerd; E. G.. S.
W., B. F. Farmer, Spring Valley; E.
G. j. W., O. j. Chase, Fergus Falls;
E. G. F., j. G. McFarlan, Minneapolis;
E. G. R., Thos. Montgomery, St. Paul !;
E. G.. Standard Bearer, E H. Milham,
St. Paul; E. G.. Sword Bearer, J.C.
Munro, St. Cloud; E. G. Warder, w.
A. Richardson, Duluth.
The weather crop bulletin of the
Minnesota weather service for the
week ending June 10Th showed an ex-
cessiye temperature all over the State.
Rain was also badly needed. In the
southern section, the bulletin says,
the temperature has been greatly in
excess of the normal and the rain fall
equally deficient. There we're good
showers in many localities during the
latter part of the week, but more rain
would be beneficial in all districts
and especially 80 in those receiving