The Redwood gazette., 1895-05-30

The milk receipts at the Redwood
creamery last Monday, not including
the Delhi station, amounted to 4,521
pounds.
Chas. Buxton and Chas. Dickson
came over from Olivia last Saturday
evening, remaining until Monday
morning.
John P. Cooper was one of the
rustling members of the committee on
subscriptions for q Fourth of July
celebration, instead of Geo. Lechner.
as stated on the second page of this
paper.
Geo. Lechner is putting a fountain
in his store for the purpose of keeping
garden truck in good condition for
the table. 1t is a clever miniature
and will have a tendency to push busi-
ness for Mr.. Lechner.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day a number of children will be bap-
tized and members admitted to the
communion of the church. In connec-
tion with this, Rev. j. Sinclair will
take for his subject of sermon "Chris-
tian Baptism and Church Member
ship"
A valuable team of horses was stol-
on from the farm of Aug. Dittbenner
in Morgan township on Saturday
night of last week. One horse was q
bay and the other was gray. From
indications around the born after the
theft was discovered more than one
thief was connected with the affair.
The largest load of wheat ever
hauled into Redwood Falls was that
of Fred Bankers last Monday. The
load was composed of 168 bushels
and SO pounds of good No. l hard
wheat. It was hauled from Capt.
Sanders farm and was delivered to
the elevator of G. w. VanDusen &
Co. Four horses pulled the load.
Will T. Wasson of Echo, one of the
editors of "The Youths Press" of that
town, was in the city Monday. Mr..
Wasson states that Echo will probably
be sued by Contractor Smith, who put
in the water tower and system at that
place, for work performed on the
same. The council is reluctant in
paying Smith for the reason that no
water can be secured for the system.
An item in Saturdays Pioneer Press
says that at a meeting of the St. Paul
Trades and Labor Assembly the even
ing before a resolution was adopted
denouncing the appointment of j. N.
Jones as factory inspector and COM
mittee appointed to cooperate with
the Minneapolis trades council and
the Duluth trades assembly in testing
the validity of the appointment. The
resolution sets forth that the assembly
is opposed to politics being made a
qualification for appointment in the
bureau"
The fishing party consisting OF Ron
Theirang, Eugene W. Drake, Fred
Bager, Arthur Bager and John O'Hara
came home from Green Lake on Fri
day evening of last week. The boys
caught a large amount of fish but the
weather was so cold that fishing was
disagreeable. John O'Hara and Ar.
thur Bager made a trip to St, Paul on
Wednesday and returned to the fish.
ing grou Ids on Friday only to FIND
that the other snembers of the party
had pulled up stakes and left fol
home. The two ran down to Hanley
Falls by train and then back to Red
wood by team.
The weeks milk receipts at the
creamery for the week ending Satur.
|aday evening amounted to 19,73
pounds. The Delhi station furnished
cream from $500 poundsof milk. The
total yield of butter was 1880 pounds
The milk receipts by days was as fol
lows: Monday 2,91z, Tuesday $3.50
Wednesday 1897, Thursday 3,4O6
Friday 1854, Saturday ::3,425. The
fall on Saturday was due to the fac1
that some farmers were of the opinion
that the creamery refused milk or
that day. Delhi received 800 pounds
on Monday, a,4O0 pounds on Tues.
day, 1000 pounds on Wednesday.
1,7gO pounds on Thursday, 1890
pounds on Friday and 1900 pounds
Saturday.
Chairman NJ. E. Powell of the Re-
IL