The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-05
Cutters and sleighs cheap. Inquire

Cutters and sleighs cheap. Inquire
OF p. B. Barnes at City Livery. At
Tuesday the weather had blizzardy
appearance. Yesterday morning the
sky was clear and the sun was melt
ing snow in spots. 1t was very cold
all day, however
Secretary NJ. j. Bowling of the Re-
publican National League has invest
ed in Redwood county dirt, buying an
8O-acre tract in Underwood township
from D. A. McLarty, the Granite
Falls attorney.
Mrs. 3. H. Ghollar and Wilbur are
now occupying rooms at the Mcmillan
residence. Mr.. Chollar leaves for Chi
cago Monday to resume his studies at
the . and his reportorial work
on the Chronicle.
A. c. Burmeister has been shipping
large quantity of flour to eastern
markets during the past month. The
Redwood Roller mills appear to be
turning outen excellent quality and
it is in big demand.
j. K. Peterson left for Marshall
Monday. That town will be his fu-
ture home. He has purchased sa-
loon there and will conduct the same.
His family will probably reside here
until after the holidays.
In view of the fact that a heavy
fall of snow and extreme cold wealth
er may be looked for the wise and
able farmer is busy putting in at. this
time his winters supply of provisions
and fuel. With heavy fall of snow
the blockade experience of 1SSO-8l
may be repeated.
N. B. Andersen has just added a
new electric retouch machine to his
stock of photographers tools. The
machines work is perfect and aside
from that will do the work of two
men. 1t is said that there are not
more than a half dozen of the ma
chimes in the State. He also has a
large stock of picture frames which
he is offering for sale cheap.
The ladies of the E Episcopal church
are conducting fair at the opera
house, commencing yesterday after
noon. The opera house is we'll filled
with useful and ornamental articles
the handiwork of individuals, mem
bers, which the ladies offer for sale at
prices to suit the purchaser Nearly
everything connected with interior
house ornamentation is offered
Supper was served there last evening
A large crowd was present, both af.
ternoon and evening. The proceeds
are to be used toward the erection oil
rectory for the minister of the
Episcopal church.
Last Monday morning was probably
! the coolest second morning of Decem
Der for many year. Thermometers
in various parts of the city registered
from 16 to 20 degrees below zero be-
tween six and y o'clock that morn
ing. A light wind blew from the
north. The morning was clear anc
as the sun appeared the thermometer
assembled rapidly. All day Sunday
the wind was strong from the nortl
but the thermometer did not pass the
zero mark until after six o'clock in the
evening, when the wind went dow
and the Thermometer sank correspond
ingly under the full face of the moon
the light from which practically
turned night into day and made tha
night one of the most beautiful OF
record
An important real estit !, transaction
took place on Tuesday of last weel
when Emil Schmahl became the ownel
OF the two story brick building nov
occupied by Geo. w. Vaughn and Mr.
4 Vaughn became the owner of the two
story brick building now occupied b,
r. D. White, but up to the day O
tranfser owned by Mr.. Schmahl. L
is stated that the latter paid Mr.
Vaughn ST. 800 cash to balance up the
trade, making the consideration in
each case about $500. After Jan
70 Mr.. Vaughn will occupy his new
purchase with his present saloon
white Mr.. Schmahl's meat market viii
be moved from it's present place OF
Second street to the new quarters or
| Washington. Mr.. Schmahl has re-
Gently invested in meat market fixtures
to the extent of over $1,000 and pro