The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02


1&0n 3y. Inquire at this office.
NaEE16 stockyards at the Northwestern
Il ti$pOt fare being enlarged by an addi-
Il f6 NEWEST end.
j FINEST Thornquest spent Sunday in
t8Mb1ty. He is now pastor of a church
3Af MID Prairie, this State.
E ~ Greene of the Winona Lumber
This city, will probably bike it to
Il 180Id home in Steele county to-mor-
a# hgfield Advance: Redwood Falls
1 has bewly organized board of trade.
jNe Hope it may be longer lived. than
1obs 86ce started in Springfield
fsaching at the Church Dc Christ
lnsxI lords Day morning and evening,
4 as 1880 a. m. and g. nj Morning>
Isnbiect, Christian Liberty evening,
II Fa5eple of the Grain q Mustard
i The Republican county convention
/ was held in the court house in this city
/ Friday afternoon last. Really, the
1conven ton did not furnish enough ex-
Icitenent to make a person think it
4 more chan one of the usual routine of
iexcifement.
VIM. Melke is constructing resi-
4 dence on his farm west of this city.
4 The bpilding will cost about $500. J. R.
4 Ilankard has also purchased lumber of
j Laird-N orion Co. for the erection of
9 large barn on his farm west of town.
Il All Iheknew vault of the Renville county
lofficials at Beaver Falls, is almost COM
Il pleted and Contractor John Kelley ex-
Elpeets 70 have it ready this week. The
u vault is an exterior one and isss large
enough to take care of the Renyiile re-
!. coTds for long time toeome.
AssBeaver Falls citein iii the Olivia,
N Press states thafit is rumored that At
Il tQrnGy Chadderdon of Redwood Falls
II would soon locate at Beaver Falls.
n When seen regarding the item the at
IA torney stated that there was nothing
q defillite as to his change of residence.
drive through the country on Thurs
ii day of last week warrants the state
II n,ent that crops generally have never
II been in better growing condition.
III Quite number of heavy tracts have
i spots here and there blown down by
II the Wind, but this will affect the yield
8 veryaittle. Corn is looking good every
u Where Too many fields have large
Slqilantity of wild mustard. Barley is
l nearly ready for the harvester in all
1 lsections of the county while rye is al
q readygbeing cut ~. -
IA Last simmer a number. of the sur
sivivOEs of the Indian massacre met at
a Lake Shetek and spent several days i'm
II visiting the scenes. of the great massa-a,
Il ere. This, their first reunion, was
b very pleasant one, though Sthe sorrows
II and sn fferings brought vividlyto mind, ,
might well be forgotten. These surviv-
u Ofs are now of ripe old age, and it will
'li be but few years when none of them
N WILLIE left. 1t is now proposed to hold
reNlIion at the lake early next month,
Il the Tracy Republican, at which
IL time and place, steps will probably be
4 taken to organize survivors, society
It and hold annual meetings.
ss19 1 Ihes weekly crop bulletin for the week
a lending June 22d is as follows: The week
II has been hot averaging daily five or 1
n SIX degrees warmer than usual. The
Il rainfall has been deficient, except over
81 fimitel areas, where local rains occurred.
general conditions Of wheat is not
so good as it was week ago; the de-
Il teriora ton being mainly from rust, hal
q though some report the fields lodged,
u badly where showers occurred. In
sonle of the central cou1f ties that on
1.-THE high and sandy lands has thin
& atand while on the low landsat is most
,6veryNhere too rank. The week has
q been q grand one for the corn and it
d has made a wonderful advance since
Il last report. The bulk of the crop is
however still backward, but the pros
\ lpects now are much better, and the
II fields have generally been cleaned of
weeds Rye is turning yellow and has
sEfiHedwell. Early sown oats and wheat
( are Beginning to head and barley is
FIwelEalong in this respect. Flax is in
li3lossGnn. A great deal of clover has
II been cut for hay and the tame hay har
4 west will be general this week. Old
III tim0fhy fields are not nearly as good as.
u the new, but the crop as whole shows
ii eOpdaimprovement and is thicksand
IL tall: There is considerable water Id the
4 slonghs and in consequences grass There
n Willuot be cut. Peas and new potatoes
1t ale ia the market. The strawberry
U crop continues getting poorer, caused
sonlssay by the hot weather jim May.
d Apples are dropping quite badly in,