The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-10

FRANK 1uSglsDerg, OF Lafayette, VII
build Touring mill at Morgan witt
a bonus of $4,000.
Stanley and Miss Lizzie Bissell left
for their respective stations at the
Minnesota U and Jackson, over the
Northwestern last Friday.
Datus L. Greene left last Friday
over the St. Louis for his old home in
Washington, where he has consider
able of property, and where he will
remain in the future.
E. B. Hale was at Fairfax during
the past week, and participated in a
campfire at the G. A. R. Post of that
town. He was referred to as "the
gifted singer of Re wood Falls
Don't forget the minstrel show by
the band boys at the opera house to-
morrow night. The end men are brim
full of refined jokes, and it will be un
necessary to bring nut-cracker along
to get on to the humor.
Waseca Herald We have no doubt
at all that the Redwood Fa Is gold
mine is as valuable as the Freeborn
coal mine (?) was some thirty years
ago-all wind. No one of our readers
should be fooled into purchasing
stock at present.
Journal: Sam Peterson, ex-senator
from Redwood, wants $1,000 from the
Western Union Telegraph Co. for de-
livering him message sent by ira,e
constituents saying, "Slippery Sam
your name is pants" Judging by the
great light of the late election, the
constituents telegraphed better than
they knew.
Window Reporter: Mr.. Hutton re-
Gently sold piece of California prop
erty for three hundred dollars an acre.
That is the country which Paul Seeger
says is warmer than this. We know
of people who would give three hun
dred dollars an acre to keep out of
some warm climates recently spoken
of by very respectable class of fell
low citizens, but they haven't the three
hundred dollars to squander.
The Board of Audit checked up the
funds in the hands of County Treas
urer Kuenzli last week, and found the
balance on hand to be So, 80, of
which amount SIS, 5O5.O8 is in the Bank
of Redwood Falls; $685. As is in the
hands of the Redwood County Bank;
&,478.61 is in the hands of the Citi
zens Bank; $3,752 10 is in the hands
of the State Bank of Lamberton; and
81. 1885 is in the hands of the State
Bank of Morgan.
A warrant was issued out of the po-
lice court last week for the arrest of
Guy Pitts, on complaint sworn out
by VIM. Leonard, of the town of Sun
down. where Pitts also resides. It will
be remembered that it was stated in
these columns several weeks ago that
a farmer residing in Shutdown town
ship had been badly beaten by a
neighbor. Leonard was the man and
Pitts the assailant. The case will come
up in the police court later.
Bellingham Times: A carload OF
live jack rabbits engaged the attention
of those about the depot when the
east bound train passed through Mon
day. They we're captured in the vi
cinity of Willow Lakes, S. D., and are
being shipped to England by several
rich English gentlemen who expect tc
breed them for the chase. They are
accompanied by two "smart" appear
ing fellows who made every possible
effort to provide their charges with all
the comforts and necessities supposed
to be known to rabbit life.
Amos Moon brought the GAZETTE
several chunks of the coal he is taking
out of the mine east of town, last Fri
day. It is an excellent specimen oil
Ignite, and when placed in the fire
furnished all the heat of the average
bituminous coal. If Mr.. Moon can
continue the mining of the article,and
the same maintains it's present stand
ard, we will have saleable article,
and the problem of cheap fuel will be
solved. Stoves for the purpose are
being manufactured by two or three
different manufactures.
1 A fatal accident happened in the
town of Swedes Forest on the night OF
Jan. LIST. Mrs. Arnold Anderson and
her mother, Mrs. Hanson, were return
l.