The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-14

Home made sauer kraut. Try it.
At Ackmann's. 1927
S. w. Tredway is again back in
Morton and in the employ of Col.
Frank Waters.
Mrs. B. L. Dates of Sioux Falls has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. A.
A. VanWinkle, during the past week
NJ. Tiffany of Mortified, who has
been visiting relatives around this
city for several weeks past, returned
home last week.
w. d. Lockwood and wife, who
have been visiting at the home of Aid.
w. R. Caswell during the past week,
returned to their home in Grand
Meadow last Saturday afternoon.
A weight social will be held at D.
Stewards next Wednesday evening to
which everybody is invited. The pro-
ceeds will go toward buying curtains
and recitation books for the O. H.
Debating society. Come all.
w. R. Caswell entertained large
number of young people at cards last
Friday evening, the occasion being in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lock
wood Of Mower county, who we're Wis
iting with Mr.. Caswell last week.
Asa P. Brooks came down from
Alexandria last Friday evening. He
returned Monday. Mr.. Brooks is
making record as newspaper man
at Alexandria aud the Republican is
beaming over with bright news
emanating from his clever pen.
Theodore Louis of Wisconsin is still
with the institute work and we all
know that he is man of National au-
thority on "swine husbandry." This
old German can go into the details of
hog-raising, that would be of benefit
to the old and certainly valuable to
the beginner.
Mrs. Harry VIM and Miss BERTHE
Winn returned home Saturday. Mrs.
VIM has been visiting in Minneap-
oils, while Miss BERTHE was a member
of the Minnesota party attending the
tri-ennial conclave of the Knights
Templars at Boston some time ago.
She has been visiting in that State
ever since.
James McDougal, a farmer residing
in Vail township, died of a complica-
ton of troubles last Wednesday
morning. He was 6S years of age
and left a wife and eight children, all
of them grown up. The funeral &C.
Cured from the brick schoolhouse in
New Avon, Rev. John Sinclair of this
city officiating. A large crowd of
neighbors we're present at the funeral.
The three schools in district Is,
Town Of Three Lakes, opened week
ago last Monday, but the attendance
was SO very small that the teachers
doubted whether they were running d
school. Miss Olive Tiffany and Miss
sylvia Smith only had five pupils each
and the number was not increased at
the close Friday evening. Miss Belle
Hatch taught school three days with.
cut any pupils. After the lapse. Of
three days three put in their appear.
anoe. It is stated that all three schools
in this district have nearly rs pupils
each during the winter. !. :.,..s:a -.
The Northwestern railroad COM
pany raised the price of it's lands in
Lyon and adjoining counties 70 pei
cent November LIST. Land, Agent
Shepherd of the road says there il
sure to be a big demand for farm
lands in southwestern Minnesota next
season, and consequently a rise ia
the vaaae of land. He SAYS lows
farmers are coming this way, as they
have discovered that corn can be
raised here as we'll as down there
Let them come, this country is big
enough to take care of them.
WiHdom Reporter: Redwood Falls
is aothing if not exciting ever since
they strained their nerves over the
gold and coal discoveries, SO now they
are amusing themselves betting on the
extension of the Northwestern rail
road and what the St.. Louis will do
about it. y X The ladies of the
Presbyterian church of Redwood
Falls want new bell and are going
to earn it by getting out the Thanks
giving number of The GAZETTE, The
most sincere thanks that those ladies
ever expressed will be when that