The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-17

Redwood Falls parties purchased
five wagon loads of corn at Springfield
last week.
Conrad Wintheiser, of Traverse, is
visiting with his son residing east of
this city.
Mrs. May Bent Ruter, of st. Paul, is
visiting with her mother and sisters
in this city.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Ross, of Geyserville,
CAL, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Philbrick re-
turned from their trip to the Twin
Cities, last Friday.
N. B. Andersen goes to Echo to-
morrow, taking with him a tent, in
which he will take the physiogs of
Echoites- for the usual price.
Pioneer Press: Prospectors for
minerals are still at work around Red
wood Falls. If persistency counts
for anything Redwood ought to win.
Sleepy Eye Herald: The GAZETTE
folks are soon to erect fine new build
ing to live in. The enterprise of Messrs.
Aiken & Schmahl is to be commend
ed.
Ed. Beaman, the popular station
agent at Sanborn, and Miss Ada Rol-
Inns, of this city, will be married at
the home of the brides parents on
June 9Th.
CIV. Mead and John Longbottom
left for St. Paul over the Northwestern
last Tuesday, to attend the annual
meeting of the grand lodge, A. O
U. w., of Minnesota.
The refrigerator car service from
Redwood Falls to Chicago, was estab-
lished by the Northwestern last Tues
day, and will hereafter leave Redwood
every Tuesday during the summer.
Prof. L. H. Pryor returned from
Clearwater, Mimi, last week. Prof
Pryor has taught ten months of school
at that place, and will spend the sum.
mer with his parents residing neal
this city.
FIN. Isham has purchased the resi-
dence of M. Sears, on Minnesota av.
enue, and as soon as Mr.. Sears starts
for Oregon, which will be in shor,
time, Mr.. Isham and family will occu
Ply theisame.
Two children, one boy three years
old, the other a girl one year old, Of
Herman Schmoke, residing south Of
Lamberto1, were burned to death on
Tuesday evening of last week. The
residence was burned to the ground
Editor G.. K. Blandin, OF the Sentin
ell, S. L. Dotson and Robert Marty, O.
Sanborn, were in the city last Friday
on pleasure and business. Editor
Blandin is giving Sanborn a paper
that would be cridit to much larger
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIT. Ring, of Whine.
bago City, parents to Frank Ring, OF
this city, accompanied by their two
daughters, came up from that place
last Friday evening, and will spend
two weeks visiting with their son anG
relatives around Redwood Falls.
The building committee of the NJ
E. church are negotiating with the
Laird-NoFton Co. for the lumber t.
be used in the construction of the new
edifice, and it is expected that work
will commence next week.
The rain storm of last Monday
morning, while not general in this 10
cality, was a delightful relief. Fol
about three hours it poured down, ane
gave vegetation new start. On the
east it only extended as far as Johr
Cheney's farm. The sharp lightning
succeeded in burning out every tele
phone in Redwood Falls.
The St. Peter Tribune, in comment
ing upon the bonded indebtedness O
Redwood county and Redwood Falls
says: Here is evidence of the advant
ages of conservatism over a leap il
the dark. It will be an easy matter
to settle with the bondholders upor
the principle of hypothecation, bu
the debt remains and the annual in
terest proceeds. An adherence to
conservative principles never hurt {
town or people, but to go off half
cooked, like an old musket, is apt t.
infict serious financial injury.
The mineral lease of F. j. Peabody
to J. E. Stowell, on the formers farm