The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
Miss Faith Hale left last Saturday

Miss Faith Hale left last Saturday
for Buffalo Lake, near which place
she is teaching school.
Good, warm comfortable four room
house for rent. Inquire of VIM.
Burch. Can be had furnished. 9-2t
Will Burch and wife expect to leave
for Todd county about Nov. LIST. They
will probably remain there during the
winter.
Fred Barnes returned last Monday
from an extended trip through Yellow
Medicine and Chippewa counties in
the interests of an oil company.
DR.. A. B. Halves left here Monday
night for St. Paul, in response to a
message announcing that lis mother
had been stricken with apoplexy.
I'm. Fletcher of Minneapolis, form
erly residing on farm in Three
Lakes, came up from the Sawdust
town on Tuesday, and is now visiting
with Robert and David Parker.
Mrs. Mary A. Jones is preparing to
remove to Cottonwood, where Ed. G.
Jones is running hotel. Her resi-
dence will be occupied by E. A. Ly-
man, Jr., and family after Nov. LIST.
Fred. l.. Warner left for St. Paul
yesterday to be present at conference
over a very important land case in
which he has been interested in bring
ing before the department at Wash
ington, D. G.
John Johanneck is lying at his home
in Vail township dangerously i'll from
cancer of the stomach. Mr. Johanneck
has many friends here in Redwood
Falls and in his neighborhood who
earnestly hope for his recovery.
Lars Thorstens, one of the first SET
tiers in Shutdown township, died at
home in that town last Sunday. He
was over 20 years of age and was one
of the most highly respected citizens
of that township. He was the father
of Mrs. Martin Bredvold. The funer-
al occurred Monday afternoon and
was attended by everybody in the
neighborhood.
In the neighborhood of 100 promi-
nent citizens of New Ulm haye signed
an agreement to guarantee the Min
neapolis, New Ulm and Southwestern
Railroad Co. $1,000 and the right-of-
way for it's line from Winthrop on the
Minneapolis & St. Louis to and
through that city. The survey of the
road has been made and the contracts
for grading will be let this week.
Martin Rredyold states that the
Shutdown creamery has been paying
out about ST. 200 per month for milk
ever since it's inception. A son of ia.
cob Lorenzo, who last year graduated
from the State agricultural college is
superintendent of the creamery, anC
is giving good satisfaction. F. L
Warner of this city was at the cream
cry last Monday morning and was sur.
prised at the number of patrons. He
says that every farmer in the neigh
borhood sends in milk and each indi
vidual takes a personal interest in the
success of the institution.
E. C. Patterson of Huron, S. D., &C
companied by his wife and only child
arrived in Redwood Falls last Friday
night and intend to make this city
; their future home. Mr.. Patterson i'm
mediately rented the Blethen house
recently vacated by J. r. Wolff, ane
on Monday was residing in the same
Mr.. Patterson is an attorney by pro
fession and comes here recommended
by leading lawyers and officials il
South Dakota. He resigned the ofic'
of city, treasurer and also that of just
ice of peace of the city of Huron jus
before leaving that place for here
There we're in the neighborhood of I
dozen applicants for the position
made vacant by his resignation. MI
Patterson has located his Office tenn
porarily over Huntington & Warner
land Office.
Conductor John Wiley, formerly o
the Redwood branch, but now run
ming between Tracy and Watertown
was the victim of good joke recent
ly-a joke that he has been doing hi
level best to suppress. It appears
that in some small town on his run
two sisters had parrot to which they
had given a masculine name. Johr
had heard them talk of the narr0t fire.