The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-15

i Mrs. L. HI. Hodge left on a visit
among friends in Mankato last Mon
day.
Mrs. R. F. Webster, of Marshall, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A. A.
VanWinkle, of this city.
! A. o. Gimmestad and j. w. Ferris
came up from Mankato last Saturday
morning. They we're attending court
in that city.
! G. F. Case, of the Marshall Report
or, came down from Marshall last
Tuesday, for the purpose Of inspect
ing oil of the Standard Oil Co.
While Dirk Balk, farmer in Wa
terbury township, was digging well
recently he came across chalk form
atjon.which seems to have some value.
The baud boys will give dance on
Thursday evening, Nov. %, Thanks
giving night, at the opera hall, and it is
expected that large crowd will be
present.
Ed L. Healy and t. j. Baldwin, two
Marshall merchants known to Red
woodites interested in ball playing,
have consolidated their stock of dry
goods, clothing, etc.
Charles T. Howard, brother-in-law
to Agent H. Lee Beecher, of this city,
has been elected as member of the
South Dakota legislature from the
district in which Redfield is located
Mrs. Anna E. Choate, of the State
public school, at Owatonna, was in
the city last week, looking into the
condition of children located in this
county by the State school manage
ment.
The city council has rejected the
appointment of Frank French as
chief of police and VIM. H. Allen as
patrolman, land there the matter stands
until the vouchers are presented to His
Honor, the Mayor, for signature.
Six carloads of cattle and hogs wen,
, over the Northwestern last Monday
Baldwin & Schmahl shipping two car
loads of hogs to South St. Paul, Mar
vim & Pike shipping three carloads O
cattle to Chicago. and Fred Dworshal
: shipping one load to Sioux City.
S. w. Tredway, of Morton, in writ
, ing of the presentation of Kathleen
/. Mavourneen, at the Morton hall OF
the evening Of Nov. 18th, by the loca
dramatic company, takes occasion tt
remark: "Only few of us poor Dem
: ocrats left, and we have not been abb
Y to find out where we are at"
Fred Dworshak has concluded t.
} put in manufacturing plant on hi
, farm in Renville county, just north 0
| this city, and manufacture the self
> feeder which he has had patented
: during the last four years, and which
5 have met with such ready sale wher
r ever threshing machine is known.
A local dramatic company at Nor
:. ton will produce Kathleen Mavour
q neen in that town Wednesday evening
Q Nov. 2Sth. Among the players we nc
: tice S. w. Tredway, who assumes tn
r leading role, Mrs. Frank Waters, VIII
S assumes the title role, Rob Hinmar
e Miss Waters, known to the people Q
t this city.
: Mayor Eustis, of Minneapoli.
= snatched time enough last Friday t
wire The GAZETTE the following
: "Majorities are mighty and still
l. climbing; grand triumphant marc
d of Republican principles; everythin
y and everywhere ours. Congratulate
it Redwood county; we'll done. w. T
/ Eustis." For good, rock-bound R.
|, publican enthusiasm Mayor Eust
n comes up to the high standard.
IS Chairman F. w. Philbrick, Audite
e Anderson, Village Recorder Mic Eisci
en-, of Morgan, and Squire Fleische
d of North Redwood, made the offici;
= canvass of Redwood county electio
e returns at the court house last Frida,
l. They succeeded in reducing some m;
It jorities, and raising others, from tai
l, ulated statements at this and M.
g Powells Office. The majority of M
:; Robinson was reduced to %, just til
} same as that of E. D. French tw
:. years ago.
! Granite Tribune: The mayor an
: chief of police at Redwood Falls al
q at outs and each would like to get ri
of the other. Not long since tn
! guardian of The peace who wears