The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-02-22

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F. w. Philbrick, c. w. Mead, w.
E. Baker and H. G. Schmahl re-
turned from st. Paul last FRIDAY.
| Auditor l. N. Tompkins was at
tending to his paper, the Morgan
Messenger, last Wednesday. Roy
Whitman of this place in now en-
ployed on the paper.
The Ryan Tailoring Co. will pay
a reward of SO to any person who
will furnish the evidence that will
lead to the conviction of the person
or persons who tore down the sign
of that concern and L. Annis as
agent, at the southeast corner of the
Whitaker farm.
Quite a large delegation of mem
bers of Enterprise Encampment,
accompanied by their wives, gave
F. M. Isham a surprise at the latter's
home on Minnesota avenue on Tues
day evening of last week. The party
brought plenty of edibles with them
and they,were served during the
evening. The informal programme
brought out some superb musical
selections, among them being sew
eral fine selections on the violin by
the Redwood Remenyi, Mr.. Isham.
Cards were received here last
Thursday announcing the marriage
of Grace Katherine Hoard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Eugene Hoard,
to Stutley w. Tredway, at Monte
video, on Saturday, Feb. 18th. Mr..
Tredway is quite we'll known here
and at Morton, it being in the latter
place where he was employed for a
number of years, and where he de-
veloped into a colored' speaker of
no mean repute. The bride is a
Montevideo belle and a leader in
social circles of that city.
Commissioner Thos. Sloan was in
from Sloanville last Wednesday,
getting additional paper to append
to his petition requesting the North
western officials to locate the town
on their proposed branch from San
born northwest, on a quarter section
of his land, near the Sheridan
creamery. Mr.. Sloan already has
60 names to his petition-names of
farmers who reside in that COM
munity, and he expects to send it
up to 100 before he ceases his work.
By so doing he will have the names
of about all the farmers in that Sec
ton of the county.
The livery stable of Barnes Bros.
changed hands on Thursday of last
week, when Fred. J. Barnes, who
has SO long been favorably identi-
fed with the big stable as it's man
ager, and who has made the stable
a success, retired from the firm and
his brother, VIM. R. Barnes, who
has all along held an interest in the
stable, but who has not been active
| ly identified with the same, as
sumed charge. The latter expects
to keep the institution up to it's
present standard. Fred. does not
know what pursuit he will follow
in the future. He is deputy sheriff
of the county, but the work is not
so difficult but what Fred. will soon
want to engage in additional labor
Before retiring from Office Dairy
Inspector Anderson issued direc-
tory Of the Minnesota creamery and
cheese factories. From this it is
seen that Redwood county has Is
creameries and one cheese factory,
Renville county has ID creameries,
Lyon four, Brown Is and Cotton
wood six. OF the Redwood county
creameries the Shutdown & Willow
Lake institution has the largest
list of patrons, 173, Redwood Falls
comes next'with ia, Revere has 76,
Lamberton so, Morgan 70, Sanborn
60, Westline and Granite Rock 80,
Logan Al, Sheridan so, Brookville
81, New Avon GO, Belview 81,
Johnsonville .29, Granite Rock 30
and Walnut Grove 40. The list ap-
pears to be erroneous insomuch as
it makes separate creameries out OF
the Granite Rock and Westline in
stitution and of the Johnsonville
and Logan creamery.
President Joseph Tyson of the
Redwood County Agricultural So
ciety has already commenced active
work towards making the grounds