The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-19
E. D. Cooper marketed green corn

E. D. Cooper marketed green corn
on the 18th.
George Brown has returned from
his extended trip to Canada.
Mrs. Jennie Beecher Howard will
return to her Redfield home this week
Harvesting of wheat and oats is go
ing on. One ball Of Irvine lasts long:
time. sa
Binding Irvine from the Saltwater
prison is being distributed along the
line of the st. Louis.
Mrs. Larmorith, of Winnipeg, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Beer,
for several weeks past.
Harvest will be mostly finished in
July in this vicinity. Many farmers
will finish cutting this week.
The county commissioners visited
the gold fields Tuesday afternoon,
and all of them were greatly surprised
at the work going on.
H. A. Baldwin has organized party
to go down to Waseca and camp for
couple of weeks after the Chautau-
quans get through with Maplewood
Park.
Miss Ada Editha Adams, late assist
ant principal in the high school, came
up from Minneapolis yesterday, and
will spend nearly all of the summer
vacation here.
Just as reminder, the tickets for
the G. A. r. concerts next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings are disap-
pearing rapidly, and inasmuch as you
ought to attend, get your tickets at
once.
Gus. Peterson, brother Of J. X.
Peterson, of this city, recently injured
in mine in Colorado, writes the latter
that he is slowly improving. Gus was
imprisoned in the mine for five hours,
and aside from the bodily injuries
received, was nearly suffocated.
New Ulm Review: The Redwood
and Minneapolis clubs played an ex-
cellent game of ball in Sleepy Eye on
the Fourth, the former winning by a
score of 9 to 4. Dickson and Buxton,
the Redwood battery, make splendid
team.
The Sunday school pupils and
teachers of the Church of the Holy
Communion, gave a picnic on the
banks of the Minnesota river, just
north of the Homer residence, last
Tuesday afternoon. The luncheon
was magnificent. The attendance
was large, and during the afternoon a
large number of friends drove down to
the grounds.
AS will be seen by reference to our
telegraphic columns, the Walter Well
man polar expedition party, des-
cription of the movements of which
Mr.. Wellman has been furnishing for
this paper, appears to be in a bad fix,
the steamer containing the party hav-
ing failed to report, giving rise to
fears that it had been crushed by the
ice. The American Press Association
expected a letter from Wellman last
week, and the fact that it has not re-
ceived one tends to confirm the con-
jectured loss.
The Redwood Falls baseball club,
SO noted for its past achievements,
played game at Sleepy Eye on July
18th with crack nine from Minneap-
oils, says the St. Peter Tribune. It
was fine game but Redwood proved
too strong for the boys from the saw
dust city. The Redwood battery
Buxton and Dickson-has no superior
in the State, and if game could be
arranged this season with the Denzers
to oppose them, every inch of the
struggle would be holly contested. At
Sleepy E ye on the fourth the Mime
opolis team was made up of careful
selection from the five best clubs in
that city, but there stood Redwood,
invincible as adamant, having every
thing their own way. The score stood,
Redwood 9, Minneapolis 4.
AS will be seen by referring to the
proceedings of the Beard of County
Commissioners, published in part else
where, the estimate of the expenses Of
conducting the affairs of the county
for the ensuing year, is $4,000. Of
this amount $500 is for salaries of
county officers, $1,000 for court ex-