The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03

NloiSOl 1doO IlUoys
Francis Pollard, GAZETTE rustler,
made visit to Brownton friends dur
ing the past week.
The stock of goods recently in the
possession of j. F. Skinner & Go. has
been moved to the store of F. w.
Philbrick.
Alfred Chadbourne came up from
his studies at Hamline last week, on a
visit to his parents in this city. He re-
turned yesterday.
Hon. Chas. T. Howard returned to
his home in Redtield, S. D., on Christ
mas night. Mr.. Howard is now en-
joying lively contest for the speak
ership at Pierre.
The Northwestern officials in au-
thority have laid off Engineer VIM.
Carroll, of the stub line, for a period
of 30 days, on account of the accident
near Morgan, which resulted in the
death of VIM. Kohlman, section man.
L. John Mosher, the popular oper-
ator at the depot, has returned from
his home in Owatonna, where he spent
the week around Christmas. Mr..
Mosher emphatically denies all re-
ports connecting his name with the
field of matrimony.
Rural Center: Mr.. Tillish, ST., OF
Johnsonville, was a caller at this Of
fee Monday. He informed us that a
family of children, living in that town
came to his place, claiming that they
had been driven from their home.
They were thinly and poorly clad.
Supt. and Mrs. S. J. Race returned
from St. Paul last Saturday, after at
tending a four days session of teach
ers, superintendent, etc. Mr.. Race
presided at the meeting of the super
intendents, and gave general satisfac-
ton. On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Race,
with others, visited the Saltwater
penitentiary.
While the REDWOOD GAZETTE does
not go entirely back on Redwood gold
mine as Minneapolis space dealer
does, says the Window Reporter, it
advises people to 60 slow in buying
stock until the company fully demon
strates that the mine is pure gold. AS
our friend, Willis Clark, says, ''that is
where Schmahl shows high fore
head"
Chris. Hanson, of Morgan, was
robbed of $12O in Minneapolis last
week. freddy" Wilson, alias Murphy
and whose true name is said to be
William Gill, one of the smoothest
"picks" in the profession, was arrested
shortly after the robbery in connection
with the crime. Afterwards he was
taken to the police court, where he
was held to the grand jury, bail being
fixed at $1,000.
Right Worshipful Past Grand Mas
tor, w. F. Dickinson, installed the fol-
lowing officers of Antiquity Lodge
No. 81, A. F. & A. M, at special
meeting last Thursday evening: 0. L.
Dornberg, Worshipful Master; H. N
Bell, Senior Warden; w. R. Caswell
Junior Warden; G.. w. Dickinson, Sec
rotary; ]. A. Schmahl, Senior Deacon
H. Lee Beecher, Junior Deacon; A. c.
Schmahl, Senior Steward and Eugene
w. Drake, Junior Steward.
Case, of the Marshall Reporter
bought live turkey for Christmas
dinner for himself and family. He
locked it in his barn and Christmas
morning, when he went to slaughter
the bird, it was missing. Some one
had stolen it. He went without a tur.
key that day. He is now advertising
for stray turkey with white feet and
a star in it's forehead, which he says
isn't his, but he would appreciate the
return of black hen turkey, fat as
butter.
Efforts continue to have established
the new post route across country
from Springfield to Redwood Falls
with postoffices at Shutdown and New
Avon, says the Springfield Advance
Ole Dokken, the Shutdown merchant
wrote to Congressman McCleary, who
has interested himself in the matter
The government has it under consid
GRAFTON, and as such route is needed
to furnish with mail facilities section
of country now destitute of such ad
vantages, we may look for favorable
decision soon.
Guy Mack, who won first place in