The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-31

/ Don't forget the cloak sale at Fran
co.'s & SchmahPs Nov. 6, and 8.
House for sale, barn and good we'll
on place. 11-2t.' Mrs. SUTHERLAND.
Ice on the Redwood river was two
inches thick yesterday morning. Sew
eral boys, as we'll as Supt. King of
the waterworks, we're skating. vt is as
clear as crystal.
Rev. P. R. Hebron, Rector of the
Cathedral, St. Paul, writes: "Rube
Allyn is everything his friends claim
for him. He is the very best all round
man I ever saw.
Willie Wandry will be member
of the Conway party that will leave
here over the Northwestern railroad
for California about Oct. 9Th. Wil]ie's
mother is residing in that State and
he will join her.
The Northwestern morning train
arrives on it's own time nowadays and
the mail service is as irregular and un-
certain as the extension. 1t appears
that the company has SO much traffic
to handle that the Stub line crew and
engine is used as an extra on the main
lile.
New Ulm Review: A son of John
Heinz of Redwood Falls is at the
hospital in this city receiving surgical
treatment from DR.. Stricken. * +
It is said that the Chicago & North
western Railroad Co. intends to ex-
tend their Redwood Falls stub to
Marshall. Surveyors are now at work
in that vicinity, and the directors Wis
tied both cities recently.
Next Friday, Nov. LIST, the Catholic
church celebrates the solemnity of All
Saints. This is holy day of obliga-
ton. Divine services at Morgan.
Next Saturday is the commemoration
of all souls. Divine services at Redwood
Falls at 9 o'clock a. m. Next Thurs
day is day of fast and abstinence.
Next Sunday divine services will be
held at St. Henry's church in Sheri-
dan township.
The people of this vicinity had a
gentle reminder of the genuine North
western blizzard when their eyes op-
ened on the light of day last Sunday
morning. The ground was covered
with snow and northwest wind was
blowing the falling snow in true biz
zard style. The sun was out at inter-
walls during the day and while the
weather was apparently cold nearly
all of the snow melted during the
day.
Celina Baker, Nellie DeGroat, Ag-
mes johnson, Katie Holton, Lizzie
Gates, Rachel U Hara, William Brown,
Otto Wilson, Edith Lyman, Wagner
} Werring, Peter Gardiner, Alice Wolfe
and Ella Laird are scheduled to ap.
pear at thexhigh school literary exer-
cises tomorrow afternoon. There will
be debate in which 10y Pugh, Grace
|. Abbott and Alice Pryor will take one
side and Peter Wolfe, Edmund West
fall and Maud Woodwork will take
the other.
B. Israel & Co. of Chicago is firm
universally known on account of its
yearly display of the most magnificent
line of fur and cloth capes, jackets
and cloaks known to the business
world. By special arrangements with
J this firm Francois & Schmahl will
have representative of that house
here on Nov. 6, Z and s, who will have
a display never before equalled in
this city-a display from which any
lady desiring to make purchase can
be pleased and suited. Every reader
of The GAZETTE and their friends
whether they wish to buy or not,
should call on one of those days and
see the latest styles and the COM
Portable wraps.
i Granite Falls Journal: Word was
received here the latter part of last
week that murder had been COM
mitted in the town of Echo, and Mon
day Sheriff Jensvold went down and
placed the man who was said to have
committed the deed under arrest, and
later Attorney Volstead went down
and Investigated the case, which he
found to be about as follows: The
dead mans name was John Miller,
who had sister married to a man
named Bartlett. On the first day of
the present month Bartlett and his