The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-09

II. G.. Warner is up from Minneap-
oils visiting with his family.
Frank Clayson has opened an ex-
change and feed store at Echo for one
of the mills at this point.
George Brown and Emil Schmahl
have given their business house fronts
touch of the national colors- red,
white and blue.
Mrs. Frank 1. Gleason is visiting
friends in Minneapolis, while Frank
has gone to the northern part of the
State on threshing machine business.
DR.. E. L. Halves and family, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Halves
parents, at Henning, Mimi, returned
home during the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Blankenburg, of
Springfield, were visiting with Hy.
Theiring during last week. Miss Lena
Theiring returned to Springfield with
them.
Teachers examinations will be held
at the high school in this city COM
mencing next Thursday. An examin-
alton will be held at Lamberton next
Monday and Tuesday.
The report of the Minnesota State
Soldiers Home shows the death OF
one Joseph Godfrey, while an inmate
of the home: During the early days
of Redwood Falls 10 was an eccentric
individual, and furnished a great deal
!. of sport for the boys.
| Albert Steinhauser, superintendent
of schools of Brown county, was at,
tending the summer training schoo
from last Wednesday to Saturday ,and
was greatly pleased over the genera
!, attendance, aud particularly pleased
lover the attendance from Brown
, county.
! A bathing party booked for last
Thursday afternoon, did not mature
for the reason that the weather turned
too cold the night prior and the pros
Ipective participants did not care t.
chatter ia the face of a northern
breeze. 1t was eventually turned in
to light picnic and lawn tennis con
test.
j After commenting on the reported
essay of the gold quartz shipped t.
Kansas City for crushing the Belviev
Independent remarks that if there ii
enough quartz there to keep the min
ers busy Redwood county will get thu
long expected boom. There is plenty
of quartz, Frank. just drop down t.
the mine aud see a vein four by 81,
feet with outcroppings all over thu
valley. What We want is the gold ii
the quartz
1 w. b. QuartOn and wife, of Algona
Iowa, were visiting with Clerk of Cour
Byram last week. Mr.. Quarton is {
brother to Mrs. Byram. He has re-
Gently been nominated by the Repub
leans of the Algona district for Judge
of the Judicial district, comprising
eight counties, and the district is one
of the most solid Republican districts
in the State. He is only IS years o.
\ age and the nomination is quite ar
honor. They went from here to Tracy
last Saturday and VIII return to lowe
after visiting at that place.
AS will be seen by reference to ou1
telegraphic news columns the Walter
/ Wellman polar party, on board the
, Ragnvald Jarl, had the misfortune oil
having their boat crushed in the ice
but the party is safe, and with it was
saved the greater portion of the scien
tific instruments, the aluminium boats
the dogs,and food enough to last ove1
100 days. The next letter from Well
man promises to be one of the mos
interesting and sensational that has
yet come from his pen, describing a.
, it will the sensational episode of beins
crushed in the ice of the polar re
gions.
!, E. Hendricks and H. Sargent, two
booming young fellows from Ottumwa
: Iowa, after travelling over the State
more or less, have finally decided to
locate here, and open up cigar fac
: tory, they having rented the Scar.
building on Mill street for temporary
| headquarters. Both of the young
men are practical cigar makers, anc
, they will employ three or four ad.
: 1itiona1 tobacco vOrkors Thov vii