The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-02-06

ing Sis, 600 schoolhouse.
Attorney w. j. Mcleod was attend
ing to legal business at Morgan and
Morton during the past few days.
The congregation of local Catholic
church had social time at the home
Of w. j. Mcleod last Monday even
ing. A large crowd was present.
Chas. T. Rathke and family expect
to move to Waseca in about two weeks.
Mr.. Rathke will work at the carpen-
ter trade in that city. He states that
Waseca is doing a large amount of
building.
The dental parlors of DR.. E. L.
Halves were moved to the second
suite of rooms on the second floor of
The GAZETTE building, especially de-
signed and arranged for a dental Of
flee, last Tuesday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. j. P.
Cooper last Monday evening for the
purpose of arranging for washing
tons Birthday" entertainment to be
given on the evening of Feb. 21st.
St. Peter Herald: The Redwood
gold mines seem to be as far away
from gold as ever. This would be a
good time to close up the mines. The
last assay proved the ore to contain
rs cents worth of geld per ton. Not
very paying quantity.
The three ice houses controlled by
w. R. Caswell were filled to the top
during the past two weeks. MIR. Cas-
we'll is of the opinion that aside from
supplying the local trade all next
summer he will be in position to
ship ice to the small towns around
this city.
Miss Charlotte Schmahl took in the
sights and scenes at Fort Karnival,
st. Paul, during the latter part of last
week. With her was Miss Alma
Liebenguth, who is now engaged in
telling all of her young friends Of the
many wonderful scenes she saw in the
big, big town.
A cooperative creamery association
has been organized by the farmers Of
Johnsonville, Gales, Springdale anc
surrounding country. Fred Radtke
is president, Fred Wegner vice presi
dent, T. L. Gilbert secretary and J
B. Zeug treasurer The creamery
association has already the product O.
400 COWS pledged.
The last issue of the Springfield
Advance says that K. E. Moe has re
ceived telegram from Congressman
McCleary to the effect that a new
postoffice in Shutdown will be estab
lished Immediately. Theo. Thorston
the proprietor of a store in Sundowr
township, will be postmaster. Mr.
Thorston is son in-law of the we'll
known Shutdown farmer Martin Bred
void.
| Col. Frank Waters and Georg,
Welsh were in the city for few hour
Sunday. Mr.. Waters spent SOM
time with President Andrew Stewar
of the Redwood Falls COOPERATIVE
creamery association endeavoring t.
secure the services of that gentleman
for the organization of a creamer
association with headquarters a
J Morton. Mr.. Stewart gave him n
} definite answer.
u The law frm of Baldwin, Harriet 1
Patterson was formed last Saturday
The firm will have it's offices in tn
present quarters of H. D. Baldwin
Both Mr.. Harriott and Mr.. Patterso
were admitted to practice in this Stat
last week and both of them are con
sidered bright yonng attorneys. Nj
Patterson was to have fornaed a part
nership with Mr.. Mauser of Huron
S. D. but the latter's inability to leav
Huron just at present prevented tn
formation.
Hon. Daniel Aberlee of St. Pau
was around calling on his patrons las
Wednesday evening and Thursda
morning. Mr.. Aberle is well-know
Democratic politician. He was a mem
Der of the State committee at on
time and was also a member of tn
Minnesota legislature during the Nc
Gill administration. He was the lead
or in the fight against the high licens
: bill in the lower house. Mr.. Aberl
: is now a member of the Ramse
county Board of Commissioners.