The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21

The Keene gallery will be open
Thursday and Friday, April 4th and
9Th. 3O-4t
Miss Winnie Warner left for her
home near Watertown, S. D. yester
day afternoon.
Gus. McGettrick and wife we're Wis
iting with the latter's parents in Flora
township, Renville county, on March
10th.
Col. Frank ::Watters and wife, of
Morton, S. w. Tredway and George
Double, two of the young satellites of
Morton, were over during the early
part of the week, calling on friends.
The members of the various fire
were called in session last
Saturday evening for the purpose Of
reorganizing the same. An adjourn
ment was taken until last night, how
ever.
The GAZETTE has been turning out
some very neat books during the past
week. Under it's new arrangements
with it's new machinery it can print,
bind, number and perforate books of
all kinds and is ready to receive Or
ders for this class of work.
The Renville Star Farmer of last
week says that Simon Hanson, J. n.
Jorgenson, A. Korthof, F. NJ. Rich,
Fred. Beltz, VIM. Shut, and Mr.. Hale,
of Redwood Falls, left for Portland,
Oregon, to attend the Beckman MUIR
der trial Sunday evening.
Supt. Race reports that Is teachers
attended the examination at Redwood
Falls and only about ii at Lamberton.
When it is considered that only about
Is per cent of those attending pass
the proper examination to secure GER
tificates it is plain to be seen that the
list will not be large one.
The Val Blatz Brewing Co. is max
ing strong fight to crowd out all of
the smaller brewery establishments in
Minnesota. Aside from the location
of depot here it has decided to To-
cate one at Echo, that will hold two
carloads of beer and $50 tons of ice.
Henry Mather will he agent at that
place.
The entertainment and social at the
Christian church last Monday even
ing, under the auspices of the ladies
of that institution, was success. A
large crowd was present and the many
magnificent pieces of handiwork dis
played received favorable comment
As a result of the affair the society is
ahead in the neighborhood of $50.
Asa Brooks has made a great hit al
Alexandria with the Republican,judg
ing from it's advertising columns, (which
are not only full of nice display ad
vertisements but are also we'll fillec
with legal notices, particular delight
to all printers hearts. Asa is certain
ly on the band wagon and his many
friends here will be glad to hear of it
| Prof. J. L. Torrens received lette
from the department of public in
struction last week notifying him tina
he had been appointed as the instruct
or of the training school to be held a
Tracy, commencing July 9Th. He re
ceives the high salary of $40 per weel
for the four weeks of the session. Thu
appointment was a surprise to Prof
Torrens as he little supposed that h
would be placed at the head of sum
mer school. It is also mark of hi
ability as an educator.
Services we're held in the Presby
terian church last Sunday evening il
charge of the Y. P. 5. G. E. The sub
ject discussed was swimming Souls.
After the opening exercises of singing
and prayer, Chas. johnson gave {
short talk on the subject followed b,
a general discussion by the society
O. B. Turrell gave short talk on tn
subject of the christian Privileges
and Responsibilities" Misses Jor
censor, Fannie Everett and Turrel
read interesting papers on the subjec
followed by talk by J. l.. Torren
and also by Miss Juliet Brooks.
A transfer of bear meat was mad,
in this city last Friday when Emf
Schmahl's bear passed into the pos
session of Adolph SchelI, the big New
Ulm brewer. The bear has been fast
ing for a long time and his physica
constitution has been depleted of {
great many pounds of flesh, as re-