The Redwood gazette., 1896-01-30

with Mrs. Fred Thompson Wednes-
day, February 5th.
The Springfield Advance remarks
that the Brookville Creamery associa-
tion paid 25 cents for butter for the
month of December.
A Lone Tree Lake item in the New
Ulm News says that Miss Ida Greene
came down from Redwood Falls last
week to spend short time at the
home of her uncle, DeForis Greene.
Harry Winn returned Saturday
from the sights and scenes at Fort
Karnival, St. Paul. With him re
turned Miss Ada Winn, who has been
visiting in Minneapolis during the
past month.
Prof. Frank Farrar, at one time
principal of the Redwood Falls school,
was married to Miss Agnes Freeman
of White Bear Lake over two weeks
ago. Mr.. Farrar is now teacher in
the White Bear Lake schools.
Perhaps the first threshing done in
1896 was done on the farm of A. s..
Moon, four miles east of this city last
Wednesday and Thursday. Although
it was very cold it seemed natural to
hear the hum of the machine again.
In letter written some time ago
and intended for publication. and
crowded out until the subject is not
german, w. E. Stegner winds up the
same as follows: ave think it no
crime to read The GAZETTE, the best
paper in the northwest"
Thursdays papers announced the
appointment of Alfred Mcclellan
President of the Duluth Trades and
Labor Assembly, as factory inspector
in place of John N. Jones of this
county, ousted by virtue of his being
member of the legislature.
Evangelist Irwin will conduct {
Gospel Temperance Service at the
! Opera House next Sunday Afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock, under the auspices o
the w. G. T. U. A rare musical trea
is also promised. Mrs. Irwin, togeth
! er with some of the best of our hom'
talent, will have in charge the musica
, , programme.
The ladies of the M. E. church viii
give birthday social on Friday even
ing, Jan. 3lst, in the church parlors
Supper served in the basement at si
I. o'clock. Various entertainments afte
;: supper. Come and bring as man
r pennies as you are years old and Sc
what you will receive in return. w
: will celebrate your birthday. Entranc
s to the first scene at the side door {
basement.
. Fred M. Lloyd, Grand Maste
Workman of the A. o. U. w. of th
State was in the city on Thursday {
d. last week, going through from Morga
: to Wood Lake, working in the lodg
at the latter place on Thursday eve,
10 ing. Mr.. Lloyd is a young and rus
10 ling St. Paul boy, who through h
popularity, jumped into the leadin
d position of the A. o. q. w. in a We,
h short time. He is brilliant speake
g John Krell, formerly of BECKY
was arrested at North Redwood la
5. Wednesday afternoon on the chare
10 of selling liquor without license.
IS is claimed that Kreu has been ru
J. ming sightless swine over in Renvil
county prior to his appearance
is North Redwood. When arrested ]
j. admitted that he had been condue
< ing one at North Redwood. He Piles
% not guilty, however, when arraignt
before Justice Fleiseher, and he W
s. bound over to the May term of coul
st Rural Center reports a disastro
r fire in the town of Springdale on ia
ss 18th last. 1t appears that it oeeur
is on the Griswold place, now occupi'
by S. johnson. At the time of t
5. occurance dancing party was in pr
Or gress, and the barn was filled wi
rs teams used to haul the dancers to Il
y. farmhouse. Fire was discovered Ia
L.. in the evening and while some of Il
ID horses and contents we're got out
a. the barn. five horses, three sets of hs
g ness and three or four hundred bus
o, els of corn were burned. It is su
IT, posed that the fire originated from
Y. lantern left in the stable.
to On Friday, Feb. IA, 1896, there W
it. be a competitive examination at Ma
le kato for the cadetship at West Poil