The Redwood gazette., 1897-03-18

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In the spring time take Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
j Ex-C County Auditor Krook of Brown
county was in the city for few hours
last Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Ingalls, and child of Gay.
lord, who visited with the formers
parents last week, returned to their
home last Monday.
Town clerks that have been purch-
asing blanks regularly at The GAZETTE
are requested to call at The GAZETTE
Office and get envelopes already
printed for them.
Chas. Mikkelson was in the city
Monday, leaving with Mrs. Mikkelson
on Tuesdays noon Northwestern train.
the latter to visit at Lake Benton and
Charles to go on to Watertown, where
he will be employed in hotel.
! County Attorney Frank Clague came
over from Lamberton last Monday ev-
ening. "We expect to commence
seeding in our section about the first
of next week." he smilingly remarked
"You see we are further south than
you are here"
"The Drummer Boy of the Kappa
hammock" and the boy of the drum
mer boy will be at the opera house 10
a programme of varied interest next
Saturday evening. Full particulars o1
the whole show can be found on the
sixth page of this paper.
| Granite Falls Journal: It is re-
ported that gold has been discovered
at Balaton, Lyon county, and also a
Luverne, Rock county, this State
Gold was discovered at this point sew
eral years ago, and the organization o
the "Ben Harrison Gold Mining Co.
was the result. The only gold foune
was by Thompson, the organizer o
the company, and the citizens of thi
aud other places furnished that.
The bill setting off Renville county
from the Ninth Judicial district will
make change in the time for holding
, the court in this county, according t.
advices received. The GAZETTE has
that Judge Webber is desirous of re
versing the terms Of Redwood ant
Lyon county, or having the terms o
court in Redwood county commenc
, with the first Tuesday in June ant
/ December. month later than they
have commenced in the past,
W. P. Tenney received several kern
, els of corn and some flower seeds iron
7 F. o. Conway of California last Mon
: day. An average kernel of corn re
ceived was about as large as a wei
developed horses tooth. It is claim
ed for it that it was grown on unirrl
: gated ground. MIR. Tenney propose
) to plant the same on Redwood count
, soil that nature will probably irrigat
, during the summer and thus ascertai
]. whether it will not develop into kernel
: that will equal a good-sized hickor
! nut.
4 In letter received by a local al
torney from E1-County ,Attorne
, Madigan, who is now at Seattle, th
a latter states that business is exceec
5 ingly dull on the Pacific coast an
q that if it does not improve during th
t next month he will take passage fe
? Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, wher,
t with the probable annexation of thos
: Islands to the United States, and th
making of them as State of the Ur
t ion there will probably be plenty {
a opportunity for lawyers. His farnil
Q is likely to follow him there as soon q
}, be gets permanently located.
: Mrs. Hector Baxter, wife of Hecte
Q Baxter of Minneapolis, who organize
: the local order of St. Andrews Brotl
|. erhood in connection with the Episct
Q pal church, in this city some time ag'
s was in the city over Monday, and i
= the evening of that day receptio
Q was rendered the lady by the lad
members of the church. Mrs. Baxte
q was invited to address the ladies pres
1 ent on church work, so far as the variou
J. women organizations connected wit
= the church are concerned, and she di
:, so at length. Those who listened
o her say that she is an exceedingl
= pleasant speaker. Mrs. Baxter lei
4 here Tuesday for Sleepy Eye to ac
q dress the ladies of the Episcops