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

AL. Theiring returned last Friday
from his trip to Waverly, s. D.
Henry Schleuder made a business
trip to Albert Lea last Wednesday.
returning on Saturday.
w. r. Barnes is now travelling
salesman for the Racine Wooden Mills.
His territory is west through the State
and South: Dakota.
Supt. McGlinchy commenced work
Monday morning putting in the new
water fountain at the intersection of
Mill and Second streets.
Maj. M. E. Powell was in St. Cloud
during the past week, attending the
annual conclave of the Minnesota
Commandery Knights Templars.
LIB. Lindsey of Mankato has been
looking over the county during the
past few days with a view to buying
land. G. w. Everett has been show
ing him the county.
The Rev. Fir. Vonderlage passed
through here for Yellow Bank Mon
day. He blesses a bell at the lat
ter place. He will also do similar
act at Madison in short time.
DR.. w. D. Finn returned from Du-
luth last Saturday. The Doctor was
in attendance at the annual conven-
ton of the State Medical society in
the Zenith city. A number of notable
physicians we're present.
&C. Peck has sold his livery inter-
ests to J. V. McGettrick. Mr.. Peck
will probably remove to Minneapolis.
His father, residing in that city, had
severe paralytic stroke recently, and
Mr.. Peck desires to be by his side.
The Minneapolis g. St. Louis rail-
way directors last week declared divi-
dend of 81 per cent on it's first pre-
ferred stock, which is rate of 5 per
cent year. The property is proving
very satisfactory investment to the
new management.
Miss Charlotte Schmahl gave fare
we'll party to the Y. G.. G. club in hon
or of Miss Daisy Bent, and Mr.. Nor
man P. Nelson of Chicago, last Satur-
day evening. The entertainment con-
sisted of parlor music and cards. Re-
freshments we're served.
Judge Weber of the Redwood Falls
district makes the rounds of the coun-
ty seats to hold court on bicycle and
although large and dignified man
he makes becoming appearance, and
finds the new mode of locomotion both
healthful and enjoyable, says the AL.
bert Lea Standard.
S. }. Race has been invited to de-
liver Fourth of July addresses al
Weaver's Grove and Delhi but owing
to his institute work and lectures he
was obliged to refuse both invitations
The committees appealed to him fol-
an address on the ground that his ad-
dresses are full of Americanism.
| Congressman McCleary drops let.
ter to The GAZETTE to the effect tina,
he just has had assigned to him two
full sets of the United States Geolog-
ical Reports, one of which has been
ordered sent to the public library in
this city. He trusts that Redwood
Falls will have the brightest geologic
al expectations.
o. w. Mcmillan writes from Mime
apolis that he will probably return te
Redwood Falls with his family about
the first of August. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Mcmillan has secured a po
sition in this city whereby he will fine
steady employment. Mr.. Mcmillan
says that he couldn't live in Mime
apolis unless The GAZETTE appeared
there weekly and he oft times wishes
that he received a daily GAZETTE.
Minneapolis Journal: The outlook
at the gold mine at Redwood Falls il
so brilliant that the laborers working
in the pit refuse to take cash for theil
pay, but clamor for stock-so say thu
veracious reports from Redwood
These laborers who came from the
farms about Delhi and probably new
or saw piece of quartz before they
went to work in this mine. are such
important and expert witnesses tina,
their reports must be taken as prime
facie evidence of the success of the
mine-on the part of its projectors.
Sleepy Eye is clicking" because
Redwood Falls has not engaged its
ball club and band for the Fourth