The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-25
Miss Ella Laird returned from

Miss Ella Laird returned from
Granite Falls last Saturday.
Mrs. j. D. jackson and daughter
were visiting in Rochester last week.
w. J. Mcleod has been spending
the past few weeks with his wife at
Arlington.
Miss Maggie Eastman, assistant
in our public schools for 1928 is
now Mrs. j. F. Grindell of Kansas
City, Mo.
L. G.. Davis, a prominent Sleepy
Eye attorney, was in the city last Sat-
urday enroute for Granite Falls where
he attended to legal business.
Mrs. H. G. Ackmann and Miss Zina
Marie Ackmann left for Brainerd last
Saturday in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness of Mrs.
Ackmann's sister at that place.
Geo. Houghmaster was in Renville
county during the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Houghmaster has loaned
nearly $4,000 to residents of Red
wood and Renville counties during
the past four months.
r. A. Turrell has leased the Simp-
son elevator in Belview and will take
charge of the same on Aug. LIST, after
which he will conduct a regulator ele-
vator business in Belview. He will
probably remove his family to that
place during the next month.
Marshal Reporter: Redwood has
had another sensation, this time water
instead of mineral. In deepening an
old we'll near the Falls pocket was
struck that blew the augur 20 feet in
the air, and would have blown it out
of sight if it had not been chained to
stakes.
G. w. George is building an elevat-
or 24x64 on the old site of the Laird
Norton Lumber Co. It will be run by
horse power. The Dodge County
Milling Company is building an ele-
vator on the old site once occupied by
G.. w. VanDnsen & Co. 1t will be
24x28, will be operated by gasoline
power and will hold $4,000 bushels of
wheat. The elevator of Mr.. George
will hold $4,000 bushels.
Marshall Messenger: A number of
Marshall friends will wish much hap
piness to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Luscher, of Redwood Falls. Mr..
Luscher and Miss Inez Baldwin we're
married at the Episcopal church in
Redwood on last Wednesday morn
ing, leaving at once for an eastern
trip. The bride is the daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. H. D. Baldwin, and
the groom is one of the popular
young men of Redwood.
Morgan w. Beach of Minneapolis
and Mrs. X. H. Field we're at Hotel
Francois on Thursday and Friday of
last week. Mr.. Beach is a nephew
and Mrs. Field is daughter of the
late Mark Howard, who left a large
estate at the time of his death, several
tracts of land on the estate roll being
located in this county. The two we're
here looking up their interests. Mrs.
Fields residence is in California. The
widow of the late Mr.. Howard now
resides in st. Paul and is suffering
from a paralytic stroke.
Secretary Zieske sends us the fol-
lowing report for Brookville creamery
for the month of June: Total milk
receipts 2l5,734 pounds, total pounds
of butter made 9,4O5, average price re-
ceived on board cars 1910 cents, to-
tai pounds of butter fat 1896, price
paid per pound to patrons for butter
fat Is cents. The total receipts TO,
the butter were 81 ,465, the amount oil
the sinking fund was $lO7, supplies
and wages came to $3.50 and the
amount paid to patrons was 81, l89
Members and patrons are we'll pleased
Lemen Brothers are coming and
the attention of the masses are turned
from politics and matters of every day
occurrance for brief period and ie
absorbed in the great event-circus
day. The attractions of the above
named shows are manifold, having
many interesting features entirely
new and we'll worth visit. The col
lection of rare animals is said to be
exceedingly interesting, while the
performances in the arena are of a
superior order, many eminent artists
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