The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-21
Tracy is to have q new brick yard.

Tracy is to have new brick yard.
John A. Weiss and D. g. Willard
of Mankato were in the city last
Thursday.
The Misses Jessie, Sallie and Eva
Brammer of Winona, sisters OF w. S.
Brammer of this city. are visiting with
the latter.
w. w. Kelly Of Northfeld, formerly
resident OF this county, was doing
business in this city during the early
part of last week.
F. j. Draper of Minneapolis, repre-
senting scheme of that excellent ev-
ening paper, The Journal, was in the
city during the past week.
George French is expected down
from Cass county this week, and it is
probable that he will act as clerk for
his father who is deputy internal rev.
enue collector.
Announcement cards of the marriage
of Margaret Loretta Mccarthy to
Thomas L. Bouck on July 18th. were
received mere last week. They will be
at home in Milbank after August LIST.
Gaylord Lamb, well-known Blue
Earth county politician, and now q
candidate for sheriff before the Re-
publican county convention, was in
the city last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Will M. burst, of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern, and also
agent for Russell's Railway Guide,
was in the city last Wednesday and
Thursday, picking up business for his
road and the Guide.
The artesian we'll found on Eric
Wilson's farm in Gales township, was
struck at depth of 225 feet, and the
we'll spouts forth 500 gallons of water
every "a hours. Mr.. Wilson states
that there are other artesian wells in
that neighborhood. He will establish
a public watering trough. as the re-
suit of the strike.
Chas. Athev, night watch in the re-
form school near Red Wing, and
formerly a resident of this place, was
visiting his mother last week. Charles
said that the reform school had one of
the finest bands in the State. 1t av-
erages from IS to so pieces, and is
composed, of the boys of the school.
The Gibbon Gazette, after speaking
at length upon the escape of the boot
and shoe travelling man, from the
deputy sheriff of this county, says: If
the qualities of the Sibley county
sheriff we're the same as that sheriff
from Redwood county, we are safe in
saying that he would not stand a
ghost of chance for reelection.
Fisher G.. Shaver of Tennessee,
formerly resident Of Redwood Falls
township, accompanied by his wife,
are visiting with their son, Clark
Shaver and family, on the old Shaver
homestead two miles south of the
city. Mr.. Shaver homesteaded the
tract now owned by Clark, and for
number OF years was the chief sheep
breeder in this section. He resided
here through the grasshopper period,
was commissioner at one time, and
was an. exceptionally clever Demo
cratic politician. He will remain here
three or four weeks. He visited with
his daughter in St. Louis on his way
here.
Morton Enterprise: There is q
deputy sheriff in Redwood county
who has all kinds of troubles but new
Or has warrant. He responds to ev-
cry call but never gets his man unless
be secures the aid of some local officer.
His last venture was to come dsshing
down from Redwood Falls in search
Of travelling man. He believed the
man had committed some offense but
seemed to think that warrants we're
formal documents. OF course he failed
to find his man. The fellow was per-
haps in Delhi or North Redwood sell
ing some goods. We have not learned
the travelling mans name or what
great crime he committed but under
stand he is still selling goods.
A. Benham of Hamline aud Red