The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24
Girl wanted at H.A. Baldwin's. 28tf

Girl wanted at H.A. Baldwin's. 28tf
Miss Hulburt has been assisting
Clerk of Court Byram for the past
few weeks.
Geo. Houghmaster and wife left for
St. Paul and Minneapolis on Tuesday
to visit with friends and relatives.
Your choice free, ont of the 1901
articles on our 5 cent counter, with
every picture we frame before Feb.
10th. Bergen Bros. 23-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Robinson en-
tertained Messrs. and Mesdames E.
l.. Halves, j. A. Pugh, Jas. Aiken,
and Mrs. j. H. Bowers at tea party
last Saturday evening.
RUSSO & Swift's Uncle Toms Cabin
company appeared at the opera house
before fair audience last night. The
pony and donkey and Little Eva were
all there. Tears we're also to be found.
The company is certainly good one,
and the presentation was of the best.
The street parade in the afternoon was
one of the pleasing features of the
appearance.
Judge and Mrs. j. H. Bowers en-
tertained party of their friends at
their home on Chestnut street last
Tuesday evening. Those present
we're Messrs. and Mesdames A. E.
King, w. B. King, j. B. Robinson,
Rev. L. L. Hanscom, H. N. Bell, j.
A. Pugh, S J. Race, J. w. Ferris,and
the Rev. John Sinclair. Refresh
ments were served after a social chat.
Dispatch: Julius Schmahl, baron
of Redwood Falls, is in town, hobnob-
bling with his old classmate, Col. Mon
fort, of the Windsor. The baron says
that the country editors have made so
much money during the past year
that they have no direct interest in
the Senatorial fight. The
dark horse is now being groomed.
Baron Schmahl, of Redwood Falls,
registered last night at the Windsor.
The nickel reading last Tuesday
evening was another delightful sue
cess, and w. j. Mcleod, who has had
the last two in charge, showed him
self to be quite an amusement caterer.
w. Pitts Tenney, once crack min
strel of the town, appeared in min
strel character and banjo solo, aud
made the hit of the evening. Miss
Jorgenson and Miss Pentony gave two
pleasing readings, while Mesdames
G. r. Pease, o. w. Mcmillan and
Fayette Robinson, Rev. H. Beer, Mas
ter Thos. Finn, the Misses German
Lena Winters and Ada and Adel1
Race contributed to the program.
w. A. Stowell, owner OF tn, leases
of the Redwood coal mine, left here
; for Minneapolis last Monday for the
purpose of formally transferring hi
: interests in the mining property t.
the new company about to be formed
! for the purpose of carrying on worl
at the mine, sinking shafts, building
. tramways, etc. John Goodncw, wht
is at the head of the new enterprise
was seen in St. Paul at the Senatorial
contest on Thursday and Friday ev
! enings and to the editor of this pape
he voluterred the statement that a!
soon as the fight over the Senatorshil
was over the deal for the transfer O
the leases would be made, and tina
work would commence as soon there
after as practicable. Mr.. Goodno,
stated that with the opening of sprin,
he would probably move to Redwoo'
} Falls and make this his future resi-
dence. The company proposes t
find vein beneath the one bein,
worked at the present time,if the sam
is there. He contended that there wa
nothing in the alleged gold finds.
, Joseph Fischer of Beaver Falls
visited this Office last week and ha
good accounts to give of agriculture
| matters in Renville county. Mr.. Fis
} cher says that so far as he knows
{. there is not a case of restitution in tn
whole county, as are being heard of il
} many of the counties of the state q
the present moment. Many of tn
: farmers Of Renville who have beel
: working their ground from twenty t
thirty years, had last year wheat crop
} of rs bushels to the acre. Farmer
near the bluffs did not grow NOR
than 10 or IL bushels to the acre
{ When things we're settled up after tn