The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-27

Core to Redwood on the 4th.
Mrs. Goodrich has returned from
her visit to Saltwater.
Mrs. F. w. Philbrick, Master Jack
and DR.. Blair left Wednesday for La
Crosse on visit.
The ball ground in the center of
the race course has been put in ex-
cellent condition for the champion
ship game on the 4th.
The New Ulm Review remarks that
H. Hanschen has been engaged to SUI
Perintend the building of the addition
to Hotel Francois in this city.
The REDWOOD GAZETTE lays aside
the gold mine business to give place
to a story of bullets and attempted
murder, says the Window Reporter.
Judge Robinson united in marriage
Adolf Egle and Bertha Egle, cousins,
at the Office Of Judge of Probate last
Monday morning. The couple reside
in the township of Vail.
The Christian church is to have q
pastor, Rev. E. Thornquist of Excel
sior, who lectured here some time ago.
He occupies the pulpit for the first
time in an official manner the first
Sunday in July.
N. Mahowald of Morgan has pur-
chased the harness shop and good will
of w. A. French of this city, and took
possession last Monday. Mr.. Maho-
valid is thoroughly conversant with
the saddlery business.
Street Commissioner John Woffen-
smith has been pushing street work.
Aside from crawling many streets in
the city he has caused all of the small
ruts, etc., to be filed with gravel and
brought up to level.
The case of the State VS.. Archie
Howe has been continued until July
I'd. Howe was arrested on the charge
of stealing two steers from Adam
Alexander and selling them to farm
or in Johnsonville. The steers were
stolen a week or two prior to Decora-
ton day.
w. S. Clayson finished the enumer-
htion of the city and sent the blanks
filed out last Monday noon. Mr..
Clayson, in accordance with instruc-
tons, refused to divulge the total OF
Redwood's population but the guess
of The GAZETTE made before the cen
sus was half way completed is not far
from the actual fgure-probably
l,575 to 1900.
A practical housewife gives the fol.
lowing as her method of clearing a
house of flies: I buy five cents worth
of oil of lavender at the drug store
and mix it with the same quantity Of
water. Then I put it in a common
glass atomizer and spray it around
the room where fies are apt to congre
gate, especially in the dining room
where I sprinkle it plentifully owe,
the table linen. The odor entirely
clears the room of them where used
The blacksmith shop of A. w. Bag.
or was entered by one or more parties
between 9 o'clock Saturday evening
and six o'clock Monday morning, and
damaged to the extent of $500 or $500
Probably no more bare-faced villainy
was ever perpetrated. Two immense
bellows were cut to pieces and utterly
ruined. An emery wheel and bellows
costing 500 was taken apart and cut
to pieces. A huge six-inch belt 1O(
feet in length was cut in small pieces
Two dyes valued at $40 were stolen
The miscreant gained an entrance
through window on the south side
of the shop.
The June settlement of County
Treasurer Lankard show the tax col
lections to have amounted tt
$59,659.47. Of this amount Sc, 251.O]
goes for State revenue, $3.3O9.74 TO,
State school, $7,74O.77 for county rev
enue, $4,000 for road and bridge
$2,O20.6l for county bond interest
A.45 for court house. $393.37 for re-
funding jail bonds, $393.37 for Jail
bond interest, $259.4 for city of Red.
wood Falls sewerage, $61.42 for wa.
ter bond interest, $1O5.55 for waite,
main assessment, 1856 for stone cross.
ings, $1O9.56 for sidewalks. The
amount apportioned for the use of the
schools of the city of Redwood Falls
is &,74O.2O.
The net receipts of the butter manu-.