The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-01

r. S. Pickett was down from Echo
last Thursday.
o. w. Mcmillan has been working
on the books of c. A. Francois & Co.
during the past week.
Misses Madge Mccarthy and
Mantle Powers returned to Granite
Falls last Wednesday afternoon.
Thos. King threshed 1920 bushels
of barley from 100 acres and Alfred
Clark $50 bushels from IL acres.
Mrs. H. S. Baldwin and Miss Cecil
Baldwin left last week for Minneapolis
on visit to Mrs, Baldwin's relatives
residing in that city.
Miss Bertha Gomez of Waseca is
visiting with Mrs. j. A. Pugh. The
latter attended the Chautauqua meet
ing at Waseca last week.
F. M. Stewart of the Northwestern
line made the prediction last Wednes-
day that the fall of snow this coming
winter would reach Is or 80 feet.
A. w. Wilcox has completed his
residence on the vacant lot east OF
the recently destroyed Park Hotel
He will move his family into the same
during the present week.
Mrs. w. P. Huntington returned
from WATERFOWL, S. D. last Monday.
Miss Winnie Warner returned with
her and is now employed as stenog-
rapher in the Redwood County
Bank.
A. NJ. Welles of Minneapolis, tele-
graph editor of the Tribune, formerly
principal of the Redwood Falls public
schools, is expected in this city on his
wheel some time this week. He will
remain here several days.
w. G. Brown of Winona, agent TO,
the w. & St. P. Land Co., is a con-
slant reader of The GAZETTE and when
he read that back numbers were
wanted he carefully wrapped up a
copy of the issue called for and sent
the same to this Office,
Mine Host Engelhardt of Hotel
Francois drove to Hector and back
last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Engelhardt states that there are q
good many fields in Renville county
or the region through which he
traversed, that will fall short of former
yields.
While working on the G. w. George
elevator last Wednesday afternoon S
S. Byram and Alex. Milne had a fall
the former severely spraining one Of
his shoulders, which for time was
thought to be broken. Mr.. Milne re-
covered from the fall few moments
afterwards and continued his labor.
o. w. Mcmillan came up from Min.
neapolis last Wednesday afternoon
He has been there several weeks. Mr.
Mcmillan has been engaged by Col
Frank Waters, the Morton miller, tc
act as his secretary and also as trav'
cling salesman in the disposition o.
the XXX brand of -four. He will re-
side in Morton and will move his fam
lily to that town as soon as he can fine
a vacant house there. He succeeds
S. w. Tredway.
Thos. March has sold his interest.
in the two-story brick block on thu
east side of Washington avenue known
| as the Kuenzli-March block. Mis-
Isabelle Smith is the purchaser. Tn
deal was made last Wednesday ant
| the consideration was placed at 81 500
| Miss Smith now has half interest il
the institution, Emil Kuenzli ownin,
| the other half. By the sale Mr.. Marcel
comes in possession of several share
of stock in the Redwood County Bank
The breaking of valve at the pow
or house last Saturday caused Engin
Ger McGlinchy and Mayor Dickinson
to get rustic on themselves for
short time. The water in the tank wa
low and inasmuch as the break oc
Cured at just the commencement o
the pumping there was some DANCE
of the water supply being cut off. Tn
break was repaired in the Afternoon
and the patrons of the city waite
works never..knew what had happened
Aid. w. r. Caswell returned from
his fishing tour at Green Lake last
Saturday evening. He left Wilma
at l:3O o'clock Saturday afternoon OF
his wheel for Redwood and arrived
here about seven o'clock. The dis
lance is about SIS miles. Mr.. Caswel