The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-04

the League Social next Friday night.
Miss Maud Martin will assist with
the program at the League Social next
Friday evening.
P. Dineen of Sanborn, father of
Misses Ida and Kate Dineen, was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Miss Eva Mcconnell came up from
Morton last Monday and is again be-
hind the counters at H. G.. Ackmann's
grocery.
The municipal court bill for cities
of 5000 and under has become a law
and the city council will soon adopt it
for Redwood Falls.
o. A. Mason of this city was in at
tendance at the annual convention of
the Grand Lodge, A. O. U. w. of Min
nesota at st. Paul last week.
Miss Nina Pratt returned from the
east last week and is now showing her
fine line of millinery goods for the
spring, Easter and summer trade.
Real estate business is picking up
rapidly and real estate agents are is
suing circulars and county maps set
ting forth the advantages of Redwood
county. Inquiries are already coming
ing in and interested parties predict
that realty in Redwood county will be
active during the coming year.
Ole P. Olson, farmer residing in
Gales township, had his neck broken
in fall from a wagon while return
ing home from Tracy several days
ago. Olson died last Thursday. He
was alone at the time of the accident,
which was made known to the mem
bers of the family when his team came
to the barn without driver.
An Albert Lea special says that the
various creameries in Freeborn coun-
ty, and we understand that they are
- in number, paid from 66 to so cents
per hundred and from Is to q cents
for butter fat for February milk. The
special also adds that the price is the
lowest ever realized for milk for this
time of the year.
A trip into the country on Monday
found the seeder and drag at work on
nearly every farm along the course of
the journey. The ground was in ex-
cellent condition and the farmers all
stated that if another rain would fall
in the course of a week the small
grain start would be one of best that
it has ever had.
c. M. Garner left last Wednesday
evening for Lihcoln, Neb., where he
will remain for several weeks, after
which he will 90 to Paramount, Ind,
and will probably remain there. MIR.
Garner has given up all that he pos
sessed III Redwood county, and has a
feeling that he left town without
creditors to mourn his departure.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Postmaster
Robert Schanberger, of Rock, Red
wood county, with his family, visited
friends here last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. S. says that on account of not be-
ing able to obtain ice this winter, the
farmers in his vicinity failed to organ
ize creamery. Next winter the mat
ter will be pushed and creamery
built at his place.
Nels Dale was arrested one day last
week by Sheriff Wichman of Renville
county on the charge of embezzling
in the neighborhood of $500 from the
lumber firm of Nelson, Tenney & Co.,
at Morton. The embezzlement oc-
cured long time ago and Dale has
been a very scarce man until about a
week ago, when it was learned that
he was here in Redwood Falls. Wich-
mann Immediately secured warrant
of arrest and after preliminary ex-
animation Dale was placed in the
Redwood county Jail to await the &C.
ton of the grand jury.
Belview Independent: We are in,
formed that DIR. Finn, of Redwood
Falls, we'll known to our readers as a
scholar and student on all subjects
has sure plan to get good results
from tree planting. To those of oul
readers who may not have had good
luck with their trees we would recon-
mend that they try the doctors plan
which is this: Dig the hole of the
usual size and instead of using the
dirt taken from the hole get some
loose dirt from plowed field to use
for filing. Trees planted in this way