The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-05


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Lawrence King left for ST. Paul
| Tuesday evening: He will attend to
some business matters there and may
repain during the coming winter.
A telegram TO the Journal ststes
that tho first creamery to be built ID
Lyon, county is now in course Of erec-
ton at Russell. The latter town is To-
Gated on the Great Northern road.
The issue Of the Chicago Headlight,
containg q write-up of Redwood
Falls, will be ready for distribution
shout Christmas. Parties wishing
Copies should leave orders at once.
Mess.s. Joseph Chadderdon and
p. A. Stuart made trip to St. Paul
last Thursday. It is understood that
Mr. Stewart will soon apply for adj
mission to practice before the courts
of Minnesota.
A deed has gone on record whereby
the west one-half of the forty foot
square tract next to w. S. McKay's
two-story building on Second street
becomes the property Ut -Messrs.
Orth and Noack of Morton.
/ VIM. Sprankle, who has been en-
ployed on the farm Of Clark Miller
during the past supmer, left yester-
day for Alexandria, Penn, where he
will remain for the winter. He will
visit at Dixon, Ill, while en- routea..
f. g Ranney and wife left Monday
for Flandrau, S. D3swhere they will
remain several weeks. They will re-
turn to Redwood Falls in January
and after remaining here for few
days they will return to their home in
Homer, New York.
I Two weeks ago The GAZETTE stated
that A. A. VanWinkle would probably
cease his connection with the CONNER
cial of this city. Mr.. Wrinkle has
since stated to representative of this
paper that the Commercial of Red
wood Falls will be RIM In Connection
with the Windsor at Sleepy Eye.
i As. will be seen elsewhere, G. G.
Peck offers all Of his household goods
for sale at private sale. commencing
to-day and continuing until Saturday
evening. Mr.. Peck is closing out
i here with the intention, we under
stand, Of making Minneapolis his fu-
ture home.
G. F. Case ofthe Marshall Report
or was in the city last week. In his
last issue he states that several new
buildings have gone up in Redwood
Falls this summer, some of them fine
ones. The GAZETTE has built itself q
brick home and will have a very con-
venient Office. Redwood and Marshall
can both be proud Of their growth.in
: hard times"
4 The sub-district oratorical contest
will be held at the opera house to-
morrow night. A large number Of
representatives of other high schools
will be in the city for the purpose Of
attempting to secure the awards to &C
to Mankato and compete in the dis
trict contest. The admission will be
! Is cents, no extra charge for reserved
seats, which can be had at Cooks
1 fruit store.
Attorney Eckstein of New Ulm has
received a letter from DR.. Alfred
i Mueller, who is now in Berne, Switz-
erland, asking to be remembered tc
j his old friends. Many of the old set
tiers in the Minnesota valley will re-.
member,the doctor. He was a sur
geon at Fort Ridgley over 30 years
ago, and during the Indian outbreak
4 he was q conspicuous figure. The doc
} tor will soon celebrate the 10th ami
! versary of his birth.
4 The Sleepy Eye Herald contains
two items of interest to Redwood
lcounty readers. One OF the. items
states that Knuse Peterson will soon
leave for New York city, and from
J there he will go to- his old home IN
i Denmark to spend the winter. Mr..
| Peterson will be accompanied by his
| wife. The other item is that j.. Fl
Nelson's ten-year old son had an arm
broken and son two years younger
was stricken with paralysis recently.
i Mr.. Nelson resides at Cottonwood and
has brother residing in Brookville
township.
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