The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-23

John Riheldaffer came up from St.
Paul on Friday to look after the agri-
cultural interests of the Riheldaffer
estate.
S. E. Bailey drove Stratford colt
over from Marshall last Saturday.
Mr.. Bailey is making Marshall his
present home.
Morton has decided to celebrate
July 4th. The Minnesota Valley Rae
ing Association will hold it's seminar
nual race meeting on July 4th and
5th.
G. X. Ingersoll of Minneapolis will
conduct the Bible readings at the
Methodist church commencing at
eight o'clock this evening. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. John H. Laughren and chill
dren of Usage, Iowa, who have been
visiting with R. D. White, returned to
their home over the Northwestern last
Tuesday.
The Young Ladies Cycle of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Dornberg tomorrow afternoon
at five O'Clock. Supper at six o'clock.
Gentlemen invited.
The South Side Teachers associa-
ton has adjourned for the summer
and will meet subject to the call of
Supts. Race and Bargain of Redwood
and Cottonwood counties.
The Redwood County Bank has
been made the depository for the IN
tied States Savings and Loan Comp
any for Redwood Falls stockholders,
owing to the suspension of the
Citizens Bank.
The milk receipts at the Redwood
Falls creamery Tuesday morning
we're $3.50 pounds. The first churn-
ing occurred that morning. It was of
cream separated the first day and
made 10 pounds of butter.
The balance on hand in the county
treasury at the close of business last
Saturday evening was $31, 32O.47,
nearly $4,000 more than on the
previous Saturday evening. Taxes
being paid very rapidly is the cause
of the increase.
Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps are requested to meet at the
G. A. r. hall on Decoration day at 9
q. m. There will be a picnic dinner
at the hall where the ladies of the w.
R. G. will serve hot coffee to all old
soldiers and their families. All are
invited to bring we'll filled lunch
baskets.
For the paltry sum of $45.43 the
Creamery Package Co. purchased at
sheriff's sale last week two 600 gallon
watts, one 400 gallon vat, one milk and
cream separator. one milk tester, %
butter tubs and one pair of Howe
scales, all heretofore owned by H. A.
Holmes and in his creamery situated
in Hitchcock's addition.
The heavy rains have been a bo-
nanza for Touring mills in the coun-
try. The Redwood river has been so
we'll supplied with water that the two
mills here have been able to run
steadily by the use of water alone. A.
C. Burmeister says that if the rain
should stop now he would have suff-
Gent water to keep his mill going for
some time,
! DIR. j. H. Fountain, formerly With
the Shaker Medicine Co., but now WITH
Sayman's Concert and Remedy Co., to-
gether with his troupe opened an en-
gagement at the opera house in this
city last evening. On the stage with
the Doctor sat Mrs. Fountain, nee
Miss Louisa Charter of this city, and
it was while Mrs. Fountain occupied
seat on the stage that the Doc
tor told why he left the Shakers, took
a wife and commenced business on
new track. 1t was an interesting
little Renaissance and those who
failed to hear the tale last night will
undoubtedly attend some time during
the week and learn the real truth.
Aside from this DR.. Fountain has
Dan. Roby and Geo. Rialto, comedian
and cotortionist, Fred Cozad, magi-
clan, Niles and Eva Brandley and
Fred. Field, all stars in their line.
Sir Knight H. G.. Whitney of Fari-
bault, deputy inspector of command
cries for Minnesota, installed the ofic-
ers of Redwood Falls commandery at