The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-03-12

The Delhi Roller Mills, Backer
Bros, sent out car load of flour last
week.
Horton Nelson of the North Red
wood Roller Mills, went to Mankato
during the early portion of the week.
Mrs. r. D. White returned last Fri
day from Mankato where she has been
visiting. Dick spent portion of the
week in that city.
Postmaster Laird was at the post
office for the first time in several
months last Saturday. Mr.. Laird has
been reduced to featherweight by
reason of his long illness.
Ernest Thornquest preached to a
large congregation at the Christian
church last Sunday morning and ev-
ening. At the conclusion of the even
ing service the congregation donated
$2O.45 for foreign missionary work.
Jasper Stegner is engaging in the
native shade tree business quite extern
sively. He is advertising literally
through the newspapers, by circulars,
etc., and is receiving handsome returns
for the amount of money invested.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will give their regular semi
monthly supper at s o'clock in the
dining room of their church on Fri
day afternoon next. An invitation is
extended to all, business men included.
Supper 10 cents.
F. w. Hunt of Mankato, a brother
o. L. P. Hunt of the Mankato Free
Press, was in the city Friday. Fred
is superintendent of the Free Press
printing Office and was around solicit
ing orders for blank books on the the
DRY that it is wise for county officers
to stand by Minnesota institutions
rather than give them to the St. Louis
sharks.
Rev. John Sinclair united in mar
riage on Friday afternoon of last
week Chas. Jones and Eva Whipple,
two residents of the Lower Sioux
Agency. The ceremony was performed
at Hotel Francois. The bride in the
case was only Is years of age and it
was necessary to have the consent OF
her parents. Both of them we're sent
for and after giving their consent
were among those present at the we'd
ding.
The sixth semi-annual meeting OF
the Southern Minnesota Teachers
Association will be held in the Normal
school at Man kato on Friday and Sat
urday, March 20 and 81. Prof. il
Torrens of this city is on the schedule
for paper on "Geometry and Algebra
in the Grammar Grades. The pro
gramme is long,, and aside from Prof
Tolrens' paper there will be a lecture
by Col. Francis w. Parker of Chicago
and addresses by Geo.B. Alton, State
High School inspector.
/ One of the large plate glass windows
in the front of Vaughn & Whites sa
loon on Washington avenue, was
broken last Thursday evening abou
z o'clock. The breaking of the win
dow will cost Leslie D. Baker of Nor
ton, formerly of this city, about $5(
in order to have the same replaced. L
appears that Leslie and William Sim
mons we're scufling in front of thu
window in friendly manner anc
Leslie got in an active blow that sen,
Simmons over against the window
and demolished it. Mr.. Baker prompt
ly told the proprietors to order new
window at his expense.
DR.. Finn had in his possession dur
ing the latter part of last week re
hinder of the Holden murder trial il
this city. It was the robe used by
Frank Dodge the night he was sho
by Holden. The robe was an import
ant piece of evidence ia the murder
trial and now belongs to a liver,
stable at Morton. On Thursday las
DR.. Finn was called to Morton by
DR.. Penhall to consult in a case sever
al miles out of Morton. DR.. Finn
left his team at Morton and took {
livery to complete his journey. While
he was gone some party either ex
changed or stole his robe. On return
ing the livery stable proprietors gave
him the robe used by Dodge until hi.
was found.
| No sensible man will get angry be
cause newspaper man duns him fo