The Redwood gazette., 1896-04-02

to Elkton, >. y, last Monday.
Good side-saddle for sale cheap.
Address Miss Lucy Cook, City.
The Redwood Roller Mills shipped
a car load of flour to Pittsburg Tues
day.
The Good Friday service at the
Church of the Holy Communion will
be held at 10a m.
Mrs. II. j. Fountain left Wednes-
day morning for st. Louis, Mo-, where
she will meet her husband, DR.. Foun
tain.
While hunting last Monday Frank
Curtis shot and killed mammoth
crane measuring six feet six inches
from tip to tip of wings.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IA. McGettrick died yesterday morn
ing of cholera infantum. The child |
was about IA weeks of age at the time
of his death.
20 dozen shirt waists just received.
The prettiest shirt waists you ever
saw. Great, big Bishop sleeves, and
perfect fitting collars. Come and see.
Make your selections, and if not salts
factory your money back.
F.'W. PH1LBRIcK & Co.
The telegraph service between here
and Sleepy Eye was burned out by the
lightning of Tuesday. The wires
were down between Sleepy Eye and St.
Paul. The only direct line in use
was the one between Sleepy Eye and
} Tracy. The Northwestern passenger
, was at Morgan yesterday morning
' and men were engaged in carrying
? water from the town pump to the en-
$ CINE in order that the latter might get
! up steam and buck snow. Agent
Y Beecher was one of the snow bound
/ passengers.
k Sleepy Eye Dispatch: The gold
mines over on the Minnesota river in
t Redwood county are being worked
s again and this time the public are as
It sured that the thing is not fake.
g The numerous contradictory stories
d that have from time to time appeared
g in the Redwood papers and the nu-
It merous gold mine specials printed in
a. the Minneapolis and st. Paul papers
@ have created the idea that some one is
30 trying to work something else thar
n gold mines and we advise a careful
n investigation before swapping up golc
TX mine stock should any be offered.
to "Standing room only was the sigr
ill displayed last night as early as sever
n o'clock at the April lst social at tn
rs, opera house which was given by tn
third division of the Presbyterian
de Ichurch. The hall was packed to sui
to location and at one time it was necess
& to clear portion of the entrance i
nv order to secure fresh air. The selet
cd tions by the GreatWestern Band wei
op applauded to the echo, Chauncy d.
ng Pew delivered the oration of his lii
ey after making apology for the weathe
ed while Paderewiski earned $1,000 fl
vn playing just 10 minutes on the plan
Anil which is now no more-Paddy havir
tol Banged it to pieces. Nothing like tt
,re asocial was ever seen in this city.
ari There was an exceedingly pleasar
nyl yet pathetic scene at the Methodi
en- S-church week ago last Sunday NOR
of ing. 1t was just before the mornil
We services. N. Swift, the venerat
1 founder of the Methodist society
he lthis city, had previously been broug
.veIf Ito the church from his residence al
place IN the lecture roo
9f-b b-Just before the services F1oren
'ut Robinson stepped into the lectu
he room, took the aged missiona
for 10Y the hsnd and lead him out into t
'ck auditorium, in front of the pulpit, a
nd pointed to a magnificent new chair,
in, which be was to be seated. The nj
sp- lister took his seat. For moment
%, appeared uneoncerned, although
om eyes were fastened upon him. Th
i'd the thought dawned upon him tt
aSa tho choir uoc prosont from +
he EpHorth Guards. He arose feeL
lch and in the course of five minut
speech melted the audience to tears
,ri- Another Demorest silver medal &C
ct test ander the auspices of the w.
he T. U. occurred at the opera house ls
m Saturday evening. 1t was the secol
cts of a series of contests that will
"A ioo,I,,o4,I hu tho 3ooo1 ornon;1of;r r.