The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17

Lightning business men take Rocky
Mountain Tea.
|. Charles Cahoon of Underwood has
been committed to the St. Peter asy-
lum.
Il V. Peterson, the popular trayel-
ing passenger agent of the Minneap-
oils & St. Louis system, was working
up business in town last Thursday.
Rochester Post: E. G.. Richards oil
Redwood. ;: :Fallsy who spent yesterday
in the city. left to-day for Elgin, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Paul Berndt
Patrolman French's connection as
patrolman for the city ceased last
Thursday,::and VIM. Crooks is now at
tending to.police duties alone in this
city.
The Palace Restaurant has been
distributing sample packages of cake
made by it's new baker to the ladies Of
this city during the past week. 1t al
SO had doughnut day yesterday,
when it made a special price Of cents
per dozen on doughnuts.
Emil Schmahl accompanied four
car loads of hogs, cattle, ETC., to the
Cudahy stock yards, near Milwaukee,
last Saturday afternoon. Of the stock
taken, nearly the whole amount was
purchased by Mr.. Schmahl of Gottlieb
Kuenzli, and the check given Mr..
Kuenli for the stock purchased of
him, amounted to nearly $500.
Sylvester Davis left for the Klon-
dixie regions on Thursday morning of
last week. Mr.. Davis was accompan-
led by friends in the northern por-
ton of the State, and they will go by
way of Skaguay. Mr.. Davis expects
to remain in the Klopdike until he has
made money enough to buy several
farms or go broke.
Half rates to the National Creamery
Buttermakers' convention at Topeka,
Kansas, via the Northwestern line.
Excursion tickets will be sold Febru-
airy 20 and 81, limited to ten days
from date of sale, at one fare for the
round trip. There will be valuable
and interesting papers by practical
buttermakers. Apply to agents Chica-
60 & Northwestern railway.
AS will be seen by an advertisement
elsewhere, A. H. Seebeck is agent for
Redwood and Renville counties for
Northern Pacific lands in the Red
River Valley, northern Minnesota
North Dakota, Montana and States
further west. Mr.. Seebeck has some
rare bargains for those looking for
homes in the west, and those who con
template moving should call on him
Albert Lea Standard: Rev. John
Sinclair on leaving Redwood Falls,
where he had preached six years,
frankly told the people of his church
that he was no longer equal to the
task of giving them two fresh sermons
every Sunday and that he proposed to
go to new field where he could occa-
sionally draw on his "barrel' when
unable to prepare brand new ser
mon. Most preachers do this, and
there is nothing wrong about it, but
the ministers do not seem to realize
that the pubic is ION to them" and
that there's no use in Disgusting the
fact. When they grind out sermon
that congregation cordially approves
they cannot do better than push it
along.
The Mankato Free Press of last
Tuesday reports the return of DR.. E
L. Halves from North Ontario, Cali
fornia, where he was present at the
death of his wife, and, at her own re
quest, inferred her beside the remains
of their daughter at Ontario. On the
train with DR.. Halves was returned
Minneapolis Klondiker,w who was bring.
ing home considerable wealth. He
said that the hardships of that region
are not over-stated, and he said that
the chances of getting gold are not
sufficient to warrant a man in going
there. When he returned from the
interior, he saw men who were on bis
boat and who had not yet been able
to get across the pass.
A saloon keeper from an interior
county Of Minnesota reported to the
State superintendent of schools last
week that several school teachers in
his vicinity had beaten him out of
whisky bills. Supt. Pendergast has
| given the county superintendent no.