The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-09

LUZ Sale ulIC cheap. Apply ~ CHlS
office. If.
Editors J. N. Byington of Walnut
Grove and B. F. Hatcher of Belview
were in the city yesterday.
George Ruter, on behalf of e. D.
Gilfllan, was in town last Wednesday
morning scattering several huge roasts
of high grade Gilfillan beef among
friends.
Secretary Julius A. Schmahl of the
Northwestern Publishers Association
leaves to-day for St. Paul to attend
the annual meeting of the Association
to be held at Merriam Park, that city.
Evangelist Erwin will commence a
series of meetings in the Christian
Church this evening at y o'clock.
The congregation extend hearty in
vitation to all to come and enjoy these
meetings.
Supt. S. j. Race of this county is a
member of a committee of the county
superintendent of the State to formu-
late a bill extending aid to rural
schools to be presented at the next
meeting of the legislature.
Attorney Ewing of the United
States Savings & Loan Co., and one
of the leading attorneys in st. Paul,
was in the city on Tuesday and We'd
nesday looking up business matters in
connection with his company, which
does large building and loan bust
ness in this city.
The Ski-U-Mah quartet of the
University of Minnesota made it's ap-
pearance at the opera house last Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Epworth League of this city. The
opera house was crowded and on all
sides strong words of praise for the
quartet was heard after the conclusion
of the programme. Every member of
the company is an artist. The quar-
tet will be welcomed in case it ever
makes return appearance.
The representative of the Laval
separator was in the city yesterday,
leaving for Morgan on the noon train.
He expected to secure the contract
l for putting the machinery in the
creamery to be erected in that town
under the aupices of the enterprising
t farmers of the surrounding country
. The representative was also negotiat-
/. ing with the Redwood Cooperative
: Creamery association officers for a
: second separator for the creamery
q here.
l O. L. Dornberg secured great
: deal of free advertising for himself
Q and Redwood county through the
i Northwestern immigration Association
r recently. P. B. Groat, the secretary
r of the Association, wrote to him TO
Il all of his circulars in the German an(
English language that he could spare
Q for the dissemination among intended
Q immigrants from the East. Mr.
!. Dornberg sent him 500 English ane
Q 500 German circulars and they hav'
J. since been distributed through MI
J. Groat.
d A Granite Falls special of Saturda.
II to The Times says at 8 o'clock thi
It evening fire was discovered in small
o building adjoining the large Pinne
IS mill. The lower story was occupied
r. by Mr.. Pinney as an Office and tn
q upper story by Chris. Peterson AM
Is family. The first person to reach tn
building after the fire was discovere'
70 found Mrs. Peterson lying on tn
l. ground unable to arise, and with he
y two-yearold boy. Mrs. Peterson was S
n badly burned that she has been unabl
k to tell anything about how the fir
L started, but the little boy says tn
d lamp exploded. He is also quit
n badly burned, but not seriously.
d year old child was burned in tn
h building. The mother is so terribl
l. burned that she cannot live; the fathe
d was so overcome that he had to b
ii carried away by friends. He was no
10 at home at the time the fire occurred
d The mill was saved.
r Rev. L. L. Hanscom keeps up hi
10 record as church builder and deb
raiser, according to the Red Win.
e Republican of last week, which states
8. The services in the First M. f.. chnrc]