The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-05-21

CChas. E. Lamberton spent Sunday
with his mother in St. Peter s :
CThe Chicago & Northwestern depot
in this city has been re-shingled during
the past week.
Mrs.,.W. 'R.::Barnes and mother OF
Redwood Falls are the guests of T.
M. Quarton and family this week, says
the Tracy Trumpet.
A key ring with bunch of keys and
marked "DeGroat, "Ewas left at this
office Monday for the owner, who can
have them upon payment for this no.
tice.
Street Commissioner John Woffen-
smith has gold medal for the man
who stole his lantern from pile OF
mud on Second street one night dur
ing the past week.
The Redwood Clippers and the
Beaver Falls club crossed bats on the
grounds of the latter last Sunday af-
ternoon. A: five innings game was
played and resulted in score of to
5 in favor of the Beaver team.
Mrs. Ida Laird Nelson came down
from Granite Falls last Saturday after
noon and will visit with her parents
in this city for several weeks. Harry
Laird is still fishing along the banks
of the Minnesotasnear Granite Falls.
Messrs. Dickinson & Tyson of Glen
dale Farm, sold the two-year-old bull
Leander of Summit Park 1885 to D.
w. Banker, residing east of town,
Monday afternoon. Leander was
sired by Craigin and his dam is Leona
of Summit Park.
Bishop Gilbert conducted services
at the Church of the Holy Commun-
ion last Sunday morning. At the con-
clusion of the services he confirmed a
class of seven young people. In the
afternoon he drove to Morton where
he conducted services in the evening.
The GAZETTE is in receipt of speci
mems of Missouri vegetation for May
from VIM. Pratt, who is now at Mem
phis, Mo. These specimens include
small green apples, green peaches
and corn leaves. They prove conclu
sively that the season is we'll adj
vanced in Missouri.
John O'Hara left for St. Paul over
the St. Louis Monday. He will be
joined there by Ralph O'Hara, his
wife and sister. and the quartette will
go to Centreville, Mimi, where they
will spend couple of weeks in fish
ing and camping along the banks of
the lakes near that town.
G.. M. Bigelow, representing the
deputy Grand Commander of the
Northwestern Legion of Honor of
Minnesota, has been in the city dur
ing the past week organizing Legion
of Honor for this city. The camp
will probably be formally organized
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Bigelow
comes to this city highly recommend
ed by leading members of the order
who are leading men of the State,
both from a political and business
standpoint.
The vault doors taken from the
Beaver Falls court house to Olivia at
the time that the county commission
ers declared Olivia to be the county
seat we're returned to Beaver Falls
Sunday and placed in position on the
same day. On Monday the county
officials of Renville county, with theft
records, etc., on wagons and in bug
gies, formed caravan that wound up
at Beaver Falls. The officials we're
ready for business Tuesday morning.
During Office hours they have plenty
of opportunity to romp on the green
of Mother Beaver.
Dickinson & Tyson have sold the
ten months old bull calf, Polar Star
22867, to Hugh Elliott of Estell, Mo-,
Ex-President of the American Polled
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association,
and the animal left over the North
western for Estell last Monday. He
will head Mr.. Elliott's heard. Polar
Star was sired by Golden Abbott and
his mother is Pride of Glendale
I'd. On May 5th the same firm sold
from their Glendale herd. Griswold
1880, two years of age, to George F..
Cogel, well-known breeder of Nor
ris, MINI. Griswold was sired by
Golden Abbott and his mother is Jean