The Redwood gazette., 1897-05-13

Rocky Mountain Tea.
Charles Dripps is now employed in
the hardware store of G. Fred Thomp-
son.
Mrs. o. w. Mcmillan and children
arrived home from Minneapolis on
Saturday OF last week.
Asa Perkins left for Columbus,
Wisconsin, last, Monday. Mr.. Perkins
has sick brother at that place.
The dates for the Christian Endeav-
or convention of the Tracy district
are the 11th, 18th and 18th of June,
at Delhi.
Three high grade bicycles i gents
and 2 ladies in good repair. Your
choice for SIS. Inquire of F. E. Ring
& Co. or Fair Store. 1t
Bishop Gilbert will preach at the
Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
munion next Sunday morning; at
Morton in the afternoon and at Beav-
or Falls in the evening.
St. Peter Herald: It is poor paper
these days that has no libel suit on its
hands. The REDWOOD GAZETTE and
Northfeld Independent are real gay
with their $1,000 and $4,000 libel
suits. We are trife Jealous,
The electric light employees have
all the poles erected for the circuit
and are now engaged in putting on
the cross arms and stringing wire.
The head men are rustlers and are
pushing the work with great deal of
energy.
At the annual meeting of the Min
nesota ValleyIHistorical Society held
at Morton on May 4th, the old board
of officers was elected as follows: G.
D. GilfiIlan president. r. B. Henton
vice president, F, W. Orth treasurer,
R. G. Hinman secretary.
There isl.considerable of building
gong on in the residence district of
the city. H..::Theiring is causing a
large addition to be erected to his al
ready good sized residence and Mrs.
Matilda Liebenguth is constructing a
large addition to her residence on
Fourth street.
Last Thursday aud Friday we're
two hot spring days. On Thursday
the thermometer reached the 81 above
zero mark and on Friday, aside from
extreme heat, the wind kept a cloud
of dust in the air all the time. Satur-
day afternoon q slight rain fell, fol
lowed byimuch cooler weather.
Attorney A. W. Wickwire, assistant
in the attorney generals Office at St.
Paul, came up from that place last
Wednesday and assisted County At
tocney Clague in the bond case. Mr.
Wsckwire is recent graduate OF Har-
ward and is considered bright you g
attorney. He made special study
OF the bond case.
Thompson & Mead have decided to
make their aew building on Third
street two stories high, notwithstand-
ing the item last week, saying that it
would only be one story. The front
will be of iron brick. The new struc-
ture will be used exclusively for har-
ness bicycles, etc. Frank Grubb has
the contract for the work.
New Ulm News: The following
persons of Lafayette, on the north side
of the Minnesota river, went to Bed
wood Falls Tuesday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Ferdinand
Schroeder, namely, II. F., William
and August Schroeder, brothers ia
law of the deceased, Fred. Zimmer
man and VIM. Sommer and wife.
The case of Christine Sample vs..
II. G. Ackmann et al. was placed at
the bottom of theEcalendar, whale the
case of George Lechner VS.. William
Bellinger has been settled. The Min
nesota Thresher Manufacturing Co.
was awarded judgment for $3.50
against Peter Jorganson and Christ
Vane, the latter failing to appear in
court.
Rev. JOHN Sinclair will leave On
Monday for the. General Assembly Of
the church to which he was appointed g
com mmissioner at last meeting of the
Presbytery. The Assembly meets at
Winona, Indiana, this year. Winona
is fsvorite summer resort, the city
surrounding Eagle Lake, one of the
most picturesque sheets of water in
the country. It is situated between
Chicago and Fort Wavne.