The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-05-28


Kenney and Brewer own portable
photograph gallery. They we're in
Morton with it last week.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the lecture room
of the church tomorrow afternoon
Gentlemen invited to tea.
Midnight depredations around this
city continue. On Wednesday even
ing of last week set of harness was
stolen from the barn of O. B. Turrel]
on Ramsey Heights.
Emil Schmahl left Monday after
noon for the Cudahy stockyards near
Milwaukee, haying several loads OF
hogs which he will sell at the new
and more acceptable market there.
Schmahl q Jaehnings have new
delivery wagon, made expressly fol
their use. It is proposed to use Alexis
speedy mare as delivery animal, and
thus remove her from the turf posi-
bilities.
W. L. Breckenridge, ST., and Chas.
Coe of Rochester, passed through
this town last Thursday and Friday
| to and from Fairfax. Mr.. Bracken-
ridge has extensive property interests
around that town.
The hardware stock of Laird &
Dornberg will probably be. sold in a
lump tomorrow, in accordance with
the order of the district court, Inviting
sealed bids for the stock. Dallas E.
Laird, Redwood's postmaster, will be
among the bidders, and it is probable
that he will get the stock.
The return leap year ball at the
opera house last Friday evening was
a decided social success. About rs
couple we're present aud participated
in the dance. The music was fur
nished by the First Regiment orchestra
of four pieces, of Minneapolis and
Faribault. Luncheon was served at
Hotel Francois.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: MIR. L. D.
Rice says rumor has it that the Mimi
eapolis & St. Louis will build direct
from New UIm to Window this year
and he rather expects that if it does
he will not have so far to haul wheat
next fall as at present. If the road
builds to Window the line will run
about 9 miles southeast of here
through a country fairly teeming with
fairness.
Miss Luella Turrell has been elected
assistant principal of the high school
at Kasson for the school term COM
mencing next fall. Kasson is second
grade high school, while Redwood
Falls belongs to the third grade.
Miss Turrell will receive salary of
nearly $500 per year for her work at
Kasson. She has been employed
there during the past few months and
has given such general satisfaction
and furnished such high recommend
atoms that the board concluded to
give her the second best place on their
list.
One of the heaviest if not the heavi-
est falls of rain that has ever been
witnessed in this section, occurred be-
tween 12:45 and 2 o'clock last Sunday
afternoon. The ground was fairly
flooded with water and as a result
the river raised nearly a foot during
the afternoon. At North Redwood
Horton Nelson, fearing that his dam
would be washed out by the rising
tide, employed a large number of men
to keepihis race open and do other
WtJIh W Save luO SC1Iu0 duu OLu0T I'LL
provements around the mill. 1t is
estimated that the fall was over two
inches.
On Monday, June 9th, 1896, the
NJ. & St. L. R. R. Co. will run a cheap
excursion to st. Anthony Park for the
accommodation of parties desiring to
visit the experimental farm located
there. Every tax payer and especially
those who are farmers should take adj
vantage of this opportunity to estab-
lish how much benefit the State at
large derives from the money appro-
priated Iby successive legislatures to
support this station. This is the most
favorable iseason of the year to visit
the farm as it is in the height of the
growing season. Ample time will al
SO be allowed so that those desiring
can take in the twin cities. See flyers
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