The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-14

Emil Schmahl shipped four carloads
of stock to Chicago Saturday and
three loads to st. Paul Tuesday.
w. S. Mckay was at the Windsor,
St: Paul, last Thursday. Mr.. Mckay
was purchasing glass for his store
front.
Rev. John Sinclair left for Mime
apolis last Tuesday in response to
telegram announcing the fatal illness
of Miss Bessie Chollar.
Lawrence King gave his second
annual ball at the opera house in this
city last evening. A large crowd was
present and Mr.. King gave all a
merry time.
Mr.. Thornquest will preach
sermon on "The Attitude of the
Christian towards Liquor and Sa-
loons," Sunday evening, Nov. Oath.
All are cordially welcomed.
Mr.. w. Reever of the N. w. G. G..
will preach in the Christian church
next Sunday, Nov. 18th, morning and
evening, it being Rev. Thornquest's
regular Sunday to go to Vicksburg.
Deutsch & Co. of the Boston Dry
Goods House will open a fine stock of
dry goods in the Huntington build
ing on the corner of Second and Mill
streets to-day. The concern comes
from Lake City and will inaugurate a
new ere in low cash prices in Red
wood Falls.
F. "A. Zieske brought US a sample of
the excellent sorghum he has been
making this fall and it is certainly a
very high grade, says the Springfield
Advance. MIR. Zieske is one of Brook
ville's most progressive farmers and
deserves much credit for his success
full introduction of this enterprise in
his town.
Ex-County Attorney Madigan ar
rived here yesterday for the purpose
of moving his family to Aitkin, Mimi,
his future home. Mr.. Madigan went
to Aitkin Monday and made arrange
ments for his practice there and also
secured residence. He, with his
family, will leave for Aitkin about
next Monday or Tuesday.
The Supreme Court of the United
States on Monday last decided the
case of the Winona & St. Peter Land
Go. vs. the State of Minnesota, involv-
ing the question of back taxes on land
of the company in this and Brown
counties. The Supreme Court holds
that the company must pay the taxes
amounting to about $4,000.
The A. y. U, w. will give grand
ball, entertainment and supper on
Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, Nov
18th. The dance will be given at the
opera house, the entertainment to be
made up of music and literary se1ec
tons of the most entertaining kline
will occur at the hall over Lechner',
grocery, and the. supper will be giver
inethe new and enlarged dining room
of Hotel Francois. Everybody in
vited and'a grand time is assured b,
the committee having charge of tn
/ affair." - 49, ssss 49,
/ Supt, Q. c: Gregg, with his corps o
Institute workers, will be at Redwoot
Falls on Friday and Saturday, Dec.
aud Z, to meet the wants of bette
methods in agricultural Throughout
the State. Under present condition
| and prices, the cost of productio,
must be reduced to the minimum, an,
this is the purpose of Farmers Inst
tutes, by bringing to our very door
the men who have had sufficient OK
perience to advise those who are jus
now wavering in their opinion, as t,
the right or wrong course to pursue
Come out and see if you cannot ge
pointers for future use.
The Guild of St. Veronica has de
cided to hold it's sale in the oper,
house, during the first week of De
cember: The Guild will have a larg'
assortment of useful and beautiful
articles of.sneedle-work, lace, thing
suitable fer Christmas presents ant
other things too numerous to mention
from plain kitchen aprons to utrinket'
and bric-a-brac. These will be offered
to the public at reasonable prices, anc
as the money is to be devoted to the
ornamentation of the city, by adding
to it another nice building, in the
shape of q rectOrv.. the ladies' conf