The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-01-28

west bound st. Louis train last Tues
day.
Fred L. Warner returned from a
meeting of the clerks of court of the
State at st. Paul last week, last Satur-
day.
The st. Louis now sells tickets condi-
tionally-th that the company will land
the passengers at their destination I'M
| less the elements interfere.
A pocket book containing silver
money was picked up in Philbrick &
| Co.'s store about three weeks ago.
Owner can have the same by calling at
the store. identifying property and pay
ing for this notice.
THE GAZETTE has made arrange
ments with the Minneapolis Journal
whereby one or more of the clever car
toons originated by Bart, and pub
lished in that paper from day to day,
will be republished in this paper.
A very pleasant feature in connection
with the opera of last week was the
mandolin and guitar music furnished
by Messrs. Oscar Tousley, Lewis Bux.
ton, Eugene Drake and Horace Jones.
The boys acquitted themselves credit
ably and were compelled to respond to
an encore each evening.
Redwood Falls Chapter No. 81, Royal
Arch Masons elected the following Of
ficers last Friday evening: OIL. Dorm
berg high priest, J. II. Bowers king, o.
w. Mcmillan scribe, George Drake
captain of the host, III. n. Bell princi-
pal sojourner, julius A. Schmahl Royal
Arch captain, G. E. Mckay treasurer
and S. J. Race secretary.
THE GAZETTE now has large stock
of chattel mortgage blanks strictly uI
to date, so far as the law is concerned
1t also has the new maps of Redwood
county for sale. The map contains the
names of all the towns in the county
and has every cooperative creamery in
the county marked with star. L
wanted in large lots the name of the
purchaser can be printed on them
Leave orders early.
| Olivia Press: Nichols, the Redwood
Falls cattle buyer, will probably move
to this town in the near future. He
will endeavor to give this town steady
and reliable stock market and will
have certain days of every week in
which to take stock in. A buyer O.
this town willIbe of great benefit to the
town and our people will accord Mr.
Nichols a hearty welcome and wish
him every prosperity in his bushes:
here.
John n Jones, ex-representative from
this county, has commenced an action
for libel against THE GAZETTE on &C
count of an article published in this
paper nearly two years ago. He con
tends that his character was damaged
to the extent of $1,000 by the article
This makes French, Beard, Byram anC
Jones as plaintiffs in separate cases
against THE GAZETTE. A friend of TIL
GAZETTE naturally queried as to where
Gleason, the ex-partner of Beard, was
with his libel suit.
Rural Center: That prince of genia
good nature, Z. B. Hale OF Redwood
Falls, was in Walnut Grove Wednes
day and to-day. We acknowledge &
very pleasant call We must apologize
for not at first being able to place hin
and it was only when he sat down al
the organ andlssang molly and the
baby" in his inimitable style that we
recognized the sweet singer upon al
G. A. r. occasions in Redwood county
He represents the Globe Fraternal Ac
cident Association of Minneapolis.
The Willard entertainers, supporting
/ Agnes Willard, pianist and accomp
lished musician, are billed for the opers
house in this city on the evening o
Feb. l. The star has appeared in al
of the leading cities of America. The
Willard brothers will appear in re
fined speciality, while Charles Millare
will appear in his peerless speciality
initiating a. bashful boy making hi:
first appearance in public, as sung by
Sol Smith Russell With the compan,
is Master Frederick Willard, who is ad
vertised as the marvellous boy soprano
The thermometer had things all it:
own way Oh Saturday and Sunday
nights last. Various stories regarding
the mercurial or spirit action have come
to THE GAZETTE Office, and an average
being struck it would place the ther
mometer at about 80 degrees below
zero on Sunday morning and about q
below on Monday morning. This depth
is alleged to have been reached about
four or five o'clock those mornings. Al
nine O'Clock Sunday morning the Their
mometer registered 20 below and at the
same hour Monday morning it was q
below. A stiff northwest blizzard was
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