The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02

II.
iEeIk spent Sunday at the commercial.
lbs. Tyson was insNood Lake Tues
dsW selling Polled Angus Aberdeen
aH H. Kemptonsof Morton was in the
citN on legal CUISINES last Saturday.
/ s WAS also booming the Durtnof July
lElgbration at that place.
Fhe Rev. w. H. Knowlton of this
fcIfN held divine services in st. James
l3scopal church at Marshall last even
las July LIST. He administers Holy
Ibmmunion this morning at s o'clock
seorge Shelton was over from Char
tiisstbwn as delegate last week. Col.
jEkalton was walking on clutches and
Was considerably handicapped in his
datsanpt to boom VanSant.
Secretary Bredvold of the Willow
Lake and Sudown Creamery company,
WHITES THE GAZETTE that the actual
amount paid to patrons since the
creamery opened ON May 81, 1895, was
1$f6,b17n.
Mai. M. E. lowell returned from
Saltwater last Thursday afternoon.
He represented Redwood Falls Com
Inapdery, X. T., at the annual conclave
Iofthe Grand Commandery fthe State
NE is also Past Eminent Grand Com
n4ande of the State
Frank Jaehn, who the contractor
loh Hotel Francois, THE GAZETTE and
other buildings in this city last year,
has just completed building large
barn for Nick Jenniges in Willow
Lake and has secured the contract to
build large German Lutheran church
iii the same township.
The new addition to the Catholic
church is nearing the completion and
the congregation will probably be able
to- throw the church, under it's new
plan, open to the public in a couple of
weeks. The new addition gives the
church a larger seating capacity and
was greatly needed to accommodate the
large congregation.
There are about. fifteen Redwoodites
who attended the Ringing Bros. circus
AZ New UIm last Thursday. The train
gathered passengers all along the way
to New Ulm aud Agent Beecher in
forms us thareit had $50 passengers be
fore it reached that city. Nearly all of
the Redwoodites remained over until
Friday afternoon taking5in the sights
and hotel bills of that lively burg.
All of the Redwood colony of fisher
men at Green Lake, Kandiyohi county,
|straggled in during last week. A. E.
CLARK and Eugene Drake, who We're at
the lake for a week or more, returned
home late Wednesday evening. George
Il. Evans, w, S. Mckay, Dick Beach,
|H. ID. Nichols, together with the sons
Eof the former, returned home Thursday
evening. They all report plenty of
coed fishing at the lake.
An infant child of G.. Walter, resid-
ingo on the Cooper farm, just south of
this city, was the victim of an accident
Inst Thursday evening". The little one
has been in the habit of playing with a
bottle, and by mistake got bold Of a
Bottle of carbolic acid on the evening in
question. The child raised it to- it's
month and in doing 50 tipped it upside
down so that the acid poured down ov
er its entire body from the neck. The
body was badly burned by the acid, al
though the child will recover.
arthur D. Dayton, at one time a
book binder in connection with THE
GAZETTE office, is now on his father
farm in one ofthe towns on the western
Zine of the county. 1t will be remem-
Ebe1ed that he was engaged by a Sioux
Lefty bookbindery establishment several
months ago. After working there for
several weeks he was again taken sick
EAnd was obliged to give up his position
and return to his fathers home for care
and treatment He was in the city
IThprsday, and was still very<Weak as a
result of his attack. d. <<<S
There was neat little coursing con-
Hest between Sport and Slivers Friday
Ievening. The contest occurred between
sgthH place and Morgan. A jack rabbit
was scared up near ascornfield and both
1.-The dogs took to chasing. A moment
later another rabbit jumped up and
the dogs separated. During the pream-
Ibulations over the praire the rabbits
land dogs crossed each other just once.
lInscrossing the two dogs changed rab-
bits. The rabbits were both chased
over hills ahd it is not known whether
for not the dogs came out victorious.
Fhe fat man with full, smooth face,
Iwho has been attracting so much atten-
lItion since last Thursday is Fremont
IWescOtt Philbrick. The gentleman
fMpped the beam at just 1926 pounds
pTipr to the parting between him and
fth0 whiskers He took a notion that