The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-25

The Redwood County Bank has just
put in new imitation mosaic pave
ment carpet.
| Travelling Freight Agent Farmer of
the st. Louis railroad system was in
the city last Friday.
Mesdames r. Lamphere and Edward
Judson of St. Paul have been visiting
with Mrs. G.. II. Ward during the past
week.
| The hardware store of ID. E. Laird
has been renovated and frescoed and
the proprietor is putting in a new stock
of hardware
H. S. Shepherd, general agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad company, was in
the city Tuesday looking up butter
shipments for his company
E. T. Cressey of Sioux Falls was in
town during the early part of the week.
He is at the head of all art entertain
ment and will probably exhibit here
this fall
The library at the high school will be
open to the public every Friday after
noon during the vacation. The hour
will be from four to five. Frances S.
Everett has charge of the same.
The Northwestern will run special
excursion train to New Ulm Thursday
afternoon on account of Ringling's cir
Gus showing there on that day Per-
sons desiring to go before that time can
do SO and secure the benefit Of excursion
rates.
Bert Rollins came over from Sanborn
last week on a visit with his parents
here. Bert is learning telegraphy and
railroad business at the Sanborn station.
He played in the ball game here Friday
and will grobably play in the game be-
tween the Indians and the Clippers to-
day.
There will probably be game of ball
between the seven little Indians cap
tanned by Herbert Birum, and the
Redwood Clippers on the local grounds
to-day. The Indians were not sure as
to whether they could come and were
to have notified the Redwood boys sure
after this paper went to press last even
ing.
Rev. l.. l.. Hanscom was in the city
Tuesday and yesterday Mr.. Hanscom,
as is well-knOwn, is now the presiding
elder of this district, and his visit here
was for the purpose of looking up
residence during his term of the presid-
ing eldership. He has host of warm
friends, both in and out of the church
in this city and country, who will be
more than pleased to learn that he has
concluded to locate here.
The railroad and warehouse commits
sion Friday handed down an order, di-
rected against the Wisconsin, Mime
sofa Il Pacific, and the Willmar &
Sioux Falls Railway companies, in
which the commission requires the con-
struction of "Y' at Hanley Falls.
The case was heard upon the complaint
of John f. Jacobson of Madison by the
commission at Hanley Falls, on Feb.
IS.
Martin Bredvold was over from Sun
down on Wednesday of last week. He
was enroute for the dairy meeting at
Gaylord. While here he called at THE
GAZETTE office and stated that the
Shutdown and Willow Lake creamery
was receiving more milk than it could
handle with two sepaIators and the
present crew of men. Since that time
an additional man has been engaged
and the force of three are kept busy all
the time while the separators are con-
tinually humming.
The Redmond Dramatic company
will be at the opera house i'm this city
for the week commencing June 29th,
winding up on the evening of July 4th.
The company was here about three
J years ago under the name of the Red
mOnd-DelNechhiO Dramatic company,
and was then considered one ofthe very
} best that ever visited this city. Since
} that time DelVechhio has dropped from
the company and Redmond, who was
!, the star of the troupe, has strengthened
! his support materially. He has trav-
) eled through Iowa, South Dakota,
Southern Minnesota, and the press gen.
orally is very loud in its praises of the
entire company. The repertoire of plays
include Davy Crockett, Caprice, The
Noble Outcast, Fanchon the Cricket,
Lights of London, etc, and every part
of every play has all artist cast for it.
1t has been decided to hold at Daw-
son, MIMI, on July 9th a convention of
those interested in attracting settlers to
this part of the State. A large attend
: ance is assured from neighboring towns
and counties, but there should be del
egate from every town, village and dis
trict along the st. Louis. The bene-