The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-02

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purchase Of another animal.
A sugar cane mill will be oper.
ated at Morton this fall, and the
town IS also counting On the cree:
F6>n9 NasIdk JRaA IhAidnf
on the Lots across freun where the the
9! Old Odd Fellows, .isv located: The
latter Will beg 5Ux1OO feet al aid viii
] profanity be occupied b. th1ee zen zen
fsral store q f. Braun. Lentz & e.. Co. :
= Three o. four nursery. agents
Rave been delivering nursery sock q
SOLD by them last falT and ), winter,
Il this e III during tie past sts9 week eek
The !! agents are welI7knoWn and Re-
fhfafbkr' and they, appear piea,! to have
taif1hed S ovtsr tie 6 best seto o e s pa-
tropS TIE orders &lIesd 2 we're NUM- Ia5
ero6us, an Indication that farmers s;
aShqaf clftizzehs generally are taking ing "a 4
Ig7feat deal 81 interest," l IL shlr1ubbercy y
, aid T shade 6daA trees. ns1o"qa sas . 81
7 B. Mz Mason ieft aj f6r Salmon c st
Ifdaho, last Saturday where. be i' WI
Open. up 4 blacksmith shop. - Mrs,
Mason and the baby by went el6t With him
as TAR as Afnppgyet65n : {his state ::
where they WI visit for several
days With. relatives at that point,
after which they viii return to Red
wood Falls and remain here ! until,
Mr. Mason makes arrangements for
a home at Salmon City. Miss Nora
Camp, daughter.of Mrs. Mason, was
the guest of Mrs. James Arnold
during her mother S absence. - & :
B. F. Bufen of Rochester was in
the city last Thursday and Friday.
While. here he made arrangem hts
with John Longbottom & Son Of
Seaforth, whereby Mr.. eBulen is to
become owner Of the hardware
store Of the latter about June lst.
The purchase takes both stock and
building. MI. Bulen has had more
or less to do with hardware. He
will be assisted by his Son, B. F..
Bulen of Rochester, who has been
in the hardware business for some
time Both Bulens will reside at
Seaforth. Mr. Longbottom will re-
turn to his farm in Vail township.
Albert Russell Howard, the four
year old son Of G.. T. Howard, had
both arms broken .in-an- accident
last Thursdayzevening.I The little
fellow v, was in q ROOM room on The second
floor Of the Howard g ard residences SIS dqeneea with
his mother, just before the accident
happened. The window was open
and Faindrops were falling. AL
bert ran to the window and reached
out both hands to catch some rain
drops, and as he did so he fell out
of the window to the ground below
a distance of about y feet. He
struck on both hands. Both bones
in one arm and one bone in the
other were broken, while the soft
boneso OF the latter arm was quite
badly bent: Physicians were sum-
moned and set the bone and the
young man is now doing as we'll as
could be expected -7 ~" -
Z The climate and crop bulletin of
the weather bureau for the week
ending April. %, is as follows:
There were moderately heavy rains
on the 10th and 18th in the, coun-
ties south Of the line between Lakes
Big Stone and Superior; which de-
,layed field work from two to three
days, the greatest delay being in
the extreme southeast. After the
rain, the soil dried rapidly, and it
was soon in the best condition for
the seed already sown and for con
tinuing the seeding of the small
areas of oats and barley remaining
.unseeded, except in about five coun--
ties III the extreme southeast, where
all work is delayed. Wheat seed
ing is practically finished in all
parts of the State; the early sown is
growing nicely in the southern por-
tions, and further north it is sprout-
ing WE'LL Oats and barley are, be
ing seeded. I" and where these are
finished preparations for fax, corn
and potatoes are being made. Small
and scatt S 5af areas, Of fasH have cal
ready been sown, am a few pota.
toes have 5beeRf hahtlead.,' Ia the