The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28
G. E. Mckay came home from the


g. E. Mckay came home from the
cities last Monday.
Hendricks, our cigar manufacturer,
rustled ut Belview one day last week.
DR.. Halves went to Belview on the
10th, and did lively business there.
DR.. Halves went east on the St.
Louis Monday, bound for Fairfax and
Winthrop.
Lot Beebe,of New Auburn, was here
on business last Thursday, stopping
at S. Pollard's.
Mrs. Geo. Evans, mother of Regis
ter Evans, returned from an extended
visit in Iowa few days ago.
Conductor Wiley has returned to his
old run on the passenger train he
tween Tracy and Watertown.
Evangelist Smead returned to his
family at Chicago on Monday, for a
few days rest before resuming his
labors.
Alex. Milne came down from Mimi
eapolis last Thursday, and remained
for several days renewing acquaintance
with friends and relatives here.
II. M. Hitchcock took the North
western train last Saturday noon, for
Waseca, Mortified and other points,
on business and pleasure bent.
Mrs. Louis Buxton received tele-
gram from St. Paul on the 10th, ask
ing her to come there at once, as her
father, w. L. Abbott, had but a few
hours to live.
Burglars who were apparently anna
tuers operated on two Sleepy Eye
stores last week-Sorenson & Dehuff's
and P. Christensen's. The stealings
We're not large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Jones, of Mer-
riam Park, came over the St. Louis
on Monday, and are the guests of
their cousin, G.. E. Mckay. Mr..
Jones is we'll known to the travelling
public as popular conductor on the
Milwaukee lines.
A sack of Frank Waters Best"
consigned to Mrs. Julius Schmahl,wa
unlOaded at the GAZETTE office last
Thursday. In the absence of Edito,
Schmahl and bride, we venture to say
that julius Schmahps best will make
good use of the gift.
County Attorney Clague was or
duty here during the special session
of the county board, assisting thai
body in bringing Contractor Carol
to terms. in the Jail building settle
ment. He left for home Saturday af
ternoon.
The Brookville creamery company
have their ice house nearly filled
lumber on the ground for the mali
building, and sent H. E. Peterson ant
Frank Zieske to St. Paul to purchas'
necessary machinery and supplies
The meek-eyed cow is getting Their
with four feet, all around us.
Our Delhi correspondent informs u
that the gold mines are booming
Two crews are at work, and the hoist
ing engine, which was started up las
} Sunday evening, is going day ant
night. The company make their owl
, assays as they go down, and it is re
ported that they are more than salts
fed with the same. The officers ar
negotiating with John Cummings 70
his tract of land.
John 0. Aase, merchant of Frank
' lin, drove over to this place last Wed
nesday with companion, to transac
} some business with Attorney Bowers
On arriving at Park hotel for dinner
Mr.. Aase started to draw his gun on
of the buggy, putting his hand owe
! the muzzle. As happens too frequent
ly, the hammer struck something an
the gun was discharged, carrying ava
, the little finger of Mr.. Aase's RICH
, hand, and mutilating the third fnge
/ SO badly that it will be of little sci
, vice. Mr.. Aase asserts that he sup
posed the gun wasn't loaded.
Under date of Feb. 23d E.. D
Cooper writes from Mountain Home
} Idaho, that the weather there is per
: fectly delightful, frost being out o
} the ground, and there being no SNOW
except that which crowns the gian
peaks that surround the beautiful
valley. "The meadow larks are sing
ing" he adds, "trees are budding ant
spring is here. Sunshine is abundant
, Game of all kinds LARGO ond snoo11