The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-13

G.. W. Vaughn and wife and A. w.
Bager and wife en- joyed FIVE days
outing around the lakes of Kandi-
yohi county durin g the past week.
Thos. McNaughton of Underwood
has been subpo@naed to serve as a
grand juror at the term offthe Fed
eral court to com in st. Paul
on June 26th.
DR.. Lyman and wife returned
from their ten days outing at Green
Lake on Tuesday afternoon Of last
week. 1--WE caught all the fish we
wanted" is the tenor of the Doc
tors fish story.
A. D. Smith of Paxton is about to
commence the construction Of a
residence that will cost in the
neighborhood of 1000. The house
will be two stories high and will
have 10 or II rooms.
w. S. Mckay retired from the
Office OF deputy county treasurer on
Saturday evening last, and his
retirement ends long career in the
court house. Mr.. Mckay is uncer-
tair as to his future. s
Emil Schmahl is now at Faulkton,
South Dakota. His herd of 800
calves are grazing on land II miles
from that point, but Mr.. Schmabl
makes Faulkton his headquarters,
coming in to that town almost every
evening and returning the next
morning.
Joseph Teynor, who"conducted a
saloon in the Lichtwarck building
up to Jan. Goth last has made
application to sell liquor in the one
story frame building owned by F. M.
O'Hara, and until recently occupied
by Grubb's restaurant. A hearing
on the license will occur on June
2lst.
Louis Junger, formerly Of this
place, but now of Co. D, Third
United States Infantry, at Manila,
PHILIPPINE Islands, writes that his
enlistment expires on April 9TH,
next year, and that he will be, at
home in May. He says that Luzon,
the principal ofthe PHILIPPINE group,
is fine island. i.
Mrs. A. L. ingalls, and children
of Gaylordshave been visiting with
Mrs. Ingalls, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Waldron, during the past two
weeks. Mr.. ingalls, has been as
signed to the station at Sherburne,
on the Minneapolis 4 St. Louis, and
left Gaylord for that place last We'd
nesday. Mrs. ingalls, will join him
there as soon as suitable residence
is secured. :
Gollmar Bros. left favorable inn
preston in Geneseo. They gave a
good entertainment and from can
vasman to clown all their people are
first-class. Their claim to have the
best show on the road is a just one.
If they come again they can be
assured of as large an attendance
as on their former yisit-GeneSeO
Qll.) Republic. At Redwood Falls
next Saturday.
J. r. Lankard sold 1900 pounds
of wool, the product of his spring
shearing, last week, and the lot
Melted him $217.75. He placed the
major portion of the receipts into
woven wire fencing for sheep pas
lures on his farm. Mr.. Lankard
leaves next Friday for Philadelphia
to attend the Republican National
convention and to visit with friends
in Pennsylvania.
Johnny Rooney, champion somer-
sault rider of the world, with Coll
mer Bros Shows at Redwood Falls
next Saturday. Herr Drayton, the
German giant of strength, Gollmer
Bros. $4,000 challenge feature.
Seen now for the. first time in
America. Engaged at an enormous
salary to appear at each performance
this season with Gollmar Bros
Leading Shows of the World at
Redwood Falls Saturday
New Ulm Journal: Constable
Henry Keller, of Vesta, who came
to New Ulm last Saturday to take
Leon Partridge and Albert Right
Tiger back to his town to answer to
the charge of burglary, was made
to pay the Brown county officials
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