The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-16
The Redwood Falls creamery will

The Redwood Falls creamery will
probably commence operations to
day.
F. Englund has the job of painting
the tower. He is to receive little
over $50 from the city for the work.
The Ladies' Society of the Presby-
terrain church will give strawberry
social next Friday evening, COM
mencing at 6 o'clock. Strawberries
and cake fifteen cents. Everybody is
invited.
Window Reporter The Redwood
Falls gold mining excitement does
not down. The company which owns
the land is organized with half a mil
lion dollars capital and is selling little
or no stock, most of which is held by
the incorporators. Active work will
be prosecuted during the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Fountain, the
former of Shaker Medicine Co. fame,
and the latter formerly Miss Louisa
Charter of this city, we're in Redwood
Falls last Monday. DR.. Fountains
Sayman Concert and Remedy Co. is
showing at Morgan this week. Mrs.
Fountain is down on the bills as treas
urer OF the concern.
The first car of beer from the
Hauenstein brewery was shipped to
their new depot at Redwood Falls on
Thursday, says the New Ulm Review.
Mr.. Hauenstein has purchased the
storage house in this city of the Pabst
Brewing Company of Milwaukee, and
will hereafter make special efforts to
better accommodate his trade in this
vicinity.
A heavy rain fell last Thursday
night and Friday morning, with few
hailstones during Thursday evening
between 9 and 10 o'clock. The stones
we're exceedingly large, but we're SO
few that little or no damage was done.
The rain was opportune, affording
plenty of moisture for the corn just
planted and giving small grain an
other good start.
Hon. c. D. Gilfillan was up from
his farm last Friday. Mr.. Gilfillan
stated that his corn crop this yea,
would cover $50 acres of land, one
half of which was seeded at that time
He has so head of cattle in one pas.
ture and 100 head in another, which
he is fattening for the market, and
which he expected to turn off about
the last Of May, but will not be able
to before the first of June owing tc
slow fattening.
The GAZETTE is expecting tt
receive 10000 bass to- plant in thu
Redwood river during the next ter
days. The bass will come direct
from the State Fish hatchery. They
as we'll as the pike, are protected b,
law until two years of age and parties
catching them before that time ant
not returning them to the waters ar
liable to arrest. Persons interested
in the fishing along the Redwood
would return them, anyway.
Charles Dickson and Chas. Buxton
Redwood's crack battery, came over
from Olivia last Saturday evening
The boys played with Olivia in tn
game between Olivia and Hector al
Hector last Saturday afternoon, ant
as usual, came out victorious, the scor,
being Is to in Olivia's favor
Messers. Dickson and Buxton propos
to remain fin Olivia during the create
part of the summer unless somethin.
urgent calls them to Redwood Falls
Mrs. Annie E. Ward, holding tn
station of Ruth, Miss Harriet E
Beecher, holding the station of Adah
Mrs. o. w. Mcmillan, associate ma
iron, and Miss Charlotte Schmahl
secretary, represented Charity Chap
ter, No. IS, o. E. S., at the meeting O
the Grand Chapter in Minneapolis
last week. Mrs. Bell was unable tt
be present. The Redwood delegation
was at the Windsor Thursday, and thu
Penny Press had Miss Schmah
classed with the mesdames.
The rainfall on May 9th was 80.
1OOths of an inch and on May 10th
42-1OOths of an inch, making total
of 72-1OOths of an inch for the week
ending last Saturday evening. The
rainfall since the first day of May and
up to last Saturday evening has been
two and 25-1O0tha ichas Dnrino