The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-12

Cutters and s1eighs cheap. Inquire
of p. B. Barnes at City Livery. At
A brother of 81. N. Bell of this city
has been visiting with him since last
Monday.
Bishop Gilbert will hold a Confrma-
ton service in the Church of the Holy
Communion on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at
7:3O p. m. All are cordially invited.
G. G. Peck left this city Saturday
evening after disposing of his house,,
hold goods. He will travel for the
Kent Lubricating Co. of Milwaukee
in the future.
DIR. w. D. Finn was at Henderson
during the early part of last week, re-
turning home Friday. The Doctor
was an important witness in NAL
practice case on trial in Sibley
county,
j. R. Wolff & Co. have found The
GAZETTE such valuable advertising
medium that the firm has ordered just
double the usual amount of space in
which they speak of the good things
they have to sell.
}. D. Gale of Boston, brother of A.
L. Gale of this city and S. S. Gale of
Gales township, left for his home on
Nov. 23d, after having spent five
months in this State and Colorado Wis
iting with relatives.
Manager Tyson of Glendale Farm
shipped Pride McHenry, the. ten
months old bull calf recently ex-
changed, to w. G.. McHenry of
Denison, Iowa, last Monday forenoon,
over the Northwestern.
Rural Center at Walnut Grove says
that drilling at the railroad we'll there
has stopped at a depth of 432 feet, the
last SO feet Of which was into rocky
formation. An unsatisfactory flow
was struck. The village council will
now probably sink we'll at the Grove.
The Guilds of St. Veronica and St.
Agnes have decided to combine fore
es for laye Guild meeting in the OPP
era House on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18th. Supper will be served at
) p. m. for ten cents, and a table Of
needlework, etc., will be offered for
sale, consisting of the articles that ar
rived too late for the sale on the 4th
and 5th. Come everybody.
Tyson & Dickinson received their
PolIed Angus bull from w. e. Nc
Henry of Denison, Iowa, on Thanks
giving Day. He is Pride of Mime
sofa, is not quite one year old and
weighs over 1000 pounds. He is an
other one of the beef beauties on the
Glendale farm. The firm has recent
ly had a crayon sketch made of
Golden Abbott, at the head of the
herd, and it is probable that por-
trait of the animal will soon appear in
the columns of this paper.
The cornice for the corner tower of
Hotel Francois has arrived and the
workers will probably put the same in
place during the next two or three
days. The plasterers and plumbers
and steam filters are at work plaster
ing and making connections through
out the building. Mine Host Engel-
hart is Of the opinion that he will be
able to have the new part open and
the office moved down stairs during
the next two weeks. It is probable
that the new building will be thrown
open by Jan. LIST.
Thos. Dennistoun received a three
year old Shorthorn bull, Kirklivington
Duke of Meadowlawn 9Th, from j. R.
Forbes of Marshall on Friday last.
Mr. Dennistoun has placed the animal
on his farm for service. He is a
magnificent specimen of the Short
horn family and has pedigree going
way back to the families in England
and Scotland. He was bred by N. P.
Clarke, the noted St. Cloud stock
breeder, recently insolvent. The sire
of the bull was the 9TH Duke of Hill
hurst and the dam was the 9Th Duke
OF Kirk]ivington by the 9Th Duke of
Uderly.
New Ulm News: Capt. Chas. Wan
zer, in charge of the engineering corps
of the new Minneapolis, New Ulm &
Southwestern railroad, has just sent
in plans for the railroad bridge across
the Minnesota river at this point, and
there is little or no doubt that work
on the bridge will commence within
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