The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-12-17
LAM3ERTON.

W. @. Brown, Esq, the genial agent
of the w. & St. P. Land Co., has been
during the past week sick with the la
grip at his home in Winona.
The Lamberton Roller mill has been
| finding it quite serious matter to Sc
cure a good supply of water. G.. F.
Prescott has worked upon their tubu-
lar we'll for over month,now being at
the depth of 800 feet, drilling in sand
rock. He predicts flow.
DR.. Gosslee, formerly of Faulkton,
Oak, after trial Of our community,
has decided to locate in Lamberton
permanently. The DR.. is now in Da-
kota closing his matters there.
While our neighboring towns and
villages have been more or less troub-
led with diphtheria, Lamberton and
vicinity are singularly free, not one
case as yet reported.
Ole G. Frederickson, one of our most
enterprising merchants, has just COM
pleted the handsomest residence in
the village. In the spring we expect
to see work on many more of the same
kind commenced.
Dick Balk, of Woodwork, ILL.,, has
purchased the Chas. Porter farm just
west of own, and will move to his new
home in Redwood county in the
spring. Many other prospective Hi
noisians are viewing the Garden Re-
gion of the Southside with an idea of
locating.
The Busy Bee society of the Con-
gregational church gave social in
Morton's hall Wednesday evening.
Some twenty dollars was realized from
the sale of children's work and supper.
The proceeds will go toward a Sunday
school library.
The band boys are out selling tickets
for their New Years dance and it is to
be hoped every person will give the
boys lift. To maintain a band in a
place of this size is difficult and now
that an interest is being manifested,
show your appreciation in the shape
of so cent piece.
The entertainment under the auspic-
es of the public school, which was an
nounced for next Friday evening, has
been postponed.
Jos. Gebhardt, who for years was a
hardware merchant at st. Claire, has
moved his stock of goods to Lambert
on, and is now located in the Immel
building.
Matt MCGEE has plated four blocks
vest of the schoolhouse. He expects
to incorporate the same making it q
part of the village.
soushside Teaches Association.
The meeting of the Southside Teach
er's Association, held at Lamberton
Dec. IL, was called to order at 80 p.
m. by the president.
1t was decided by the association
that the meetings be permanently held
at LambertOn, the next one to be held
Saturday, Jan. Is, 1892; also, that no
speaker be allowed to speak on any
one question more than twice and not
longer than fifteen minutes.
The following reporters were ap-
pointed: Reveille, Miss Rollins; Ga
zette, Miss Jorgenson; Leader, Mr..
Crowell; Rural Center, Mrs. Matter;
Reporter, Mr.. Moore.
The following program was carried
out: Trio, The Trumpet's Call, Misses
Anderson, Praxel and Mr.. Emerson;
Mental Arithmetic, Mr.. Crowell and
Miss Jorgenson; Recess; Instrumental
music, Miss Byington; Trio, Old
Friends and Companions; Select read
ing, Supt. Race; The teachers moral
influence in the district, Mr.. Bacon;
Speech, MIR. Emerson.
Program for the next meeting: Mu-
sic, in charge of Mr.. Emerson; Primary
geography, Mrs. Lamport; Discussion,
Miss Tomlin; Recitation, Miss BENEFIT;
School discipline, A. G. Lamport; Dis
cussion, A. Emerson; Experience meet
ing by the teachers.
The meeting was animated and in
teresting. Through the combined ef-
forts of our faithful, wide-awake SUI
perintendent and earnest president,we
cannot but derive much benefit and
pleasure from these meetings.
DAGMAR.