The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31

Cashier ii. A. BALDWIN OF the ReQ-
wood County Bank left for st. Paul on
business Tuesday.
Remember the 'sPirates of PenZance"
next month. Some grand chorus sing
ing will be heard.
Presiding Elder Hanscom has dedi-
Gated one or two churches west of this
place on the st. Louis road during the
past week.
Christmas Aftermath Sale of Black
and Colored Dress Goods. Some rare
values you will find now.
F. w. PHILBRICK & Co.
Mrs. George Houghmaster and Miss
Irma Houghmaster left for Minneap-
oils on Tuesdays st. Louis train. They
will return home Friday or Saturday.
S. J. Race left for St. Paul Monday
evening for the purpose of attending a
meeting of the State Educational asso-
citation and a meeting of the county
superintendent of the State.
]. D. Jackson leaves for Minneapolis
next Tuesday. On that day he will
commence another years service for
the large wholesale house of Wyman,
Partridge & Co., by which concern he
has been so long employed.
Treasurer Lankard states that taxes
are being paid up better than at any
time during his term of office. He at
tributes the fact to the better price for
wheat and the diversified farming
which Redwood county farmers appear
to be gradually drifting into.
Baldwin & Patterson moved their
law office yesterday to the second floor
of F. w. Philbrick's block, they taking
the rooms vacated by DR.. A. B. Halves,
who will, after Feb. LIST next, occupy
the rooms in THE GAZETTE block now
occupied by DR.. E. L. Halves.
Louis Mcdonald and Miss Allie Cor
ey were united in marriage at the farm
residence of T. H. King, west of the
city, by S. P. Fullen of the Christian
church, yesterday afternoon. About
so invited guests were present and par
ticipated in the supper after the cere-
mony.
The Thursday evening services at the
Church of the Holy Communion will
be omitted this week. Services as u.s.
ual on Sunday morning and evening.
Morning subject, "Character Making"
a New Years sermon; evening subject,
"Who are Christians?" The Christ
mas music will be repeated at the morn
ing service.
Sheriff-elect Pease has not yet an
nounced his corps of deputies. Rumor
has it that Fred J. Barnes, deputy I'M
der the Blethen regime, will be one of
the deputies and that DR.. e. A. Lyman
will be another. 1t is also stated that
Ben Robidou will be retained as jailor,
this on account of the Morgan town
and village delegation casting their
votes for Mr.. Pease at the Republican
county convention. Who the deputy
for the south side is to be is not known
to rumor.
The total number of voters in the
First ward of the city registered for the
election of next Tuesday is 2l2. In the
Second ward the registration board on
ly found 1S9 voters. This includes all
heretofore legal voters in the city, re
CARELESS of the recently adopted con-
stitutional amendment DISTINGUISHING
all voters who have not their final cit.
izenship papers or who did not secure
them three months prior to next Tues
day. 1t is believed that the actual vot
ing population of the city will not ex.
coed 800.
Thos. Mckay of Kintire township
has just received another fine specimen
of the Poland China hog to be used Oh
bis farm for breeding purposes. Mr.
Mckay has the foundation well laiC
for a recorded herd, headed by grand
son of the noted Guy Wilkes I'd, 17777
and sows of equally as good breeding
and individual merit. He, as well al
his brothers in Kintire and Delhi town
ship, are firm believers in the hog az
one of the best means for raising mort
cages and increasing the size of the
purse of the farmers. Thomas has I'm
doubtedly one of the finest herds in
Redwood county.
An effort is being made to have Theo
Louis, the well-known Wisconsin hog
, raiser and lecturer, now with the corps
of instructors of the State Farmers In
stitutes, appear here for one or two days
and deliver his lectures on the hog
during either the month of January OF
February. In case Mr.. Louis can gel
away from the State institute meetings
for day or two during either month
the day which he will name will be the
regular monthly fair day for Redwood
Falls. The great interest being taken
in the raising of hogs in Redwood