The Redwood gazette., 1900-07-18

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t4bolis wasSdp from that city sisits
ing with the friends Of other days,
last week.
he comnfitt ftttee on schoof repairs
|qf the Red dgopd Fails schools haVe
recommended repairs and Improve
ments to the building amounting to
about $500. 2sis f-s.ts
Instead Of going to California for
his summer outing the Rev. Fr. J..
u. Woods decided to 60 to Prince
Edward Island, Canada, and he left
st. Paul for that point last Friday.
He will be absent about FIVE weeks.
Miss Ethel Pomeroy, daughter of
lE. G. Pomeroy, OF Underwood, has
returned from st. Paul, where she
has been for the past six weeks, re-
ceiving treatment for her eyes. She
returns with her eye sight fully re-
stored. The skillful physicians had
one eye out twice and the other out
once before getting a successful re-
Isult. 5a@ 81
A large number of Redwood Falls
people will leave here on the special
excursion train for Watertown, Fri
day morning, where they will take
in the Forepaugh & Sells Bros.
circus. The train will leave Red
wood shortly before seven O'Clock,
and will return in the evening, al
though railroad tickets will be good
to return on the following day.
The round trip from Redwood is
only 81. @sf sas.+~s
Miss Hattie Hardeggar, one of the
trained nurses Of the St. Peter hos
pital, has been visiting with her
relatives near. Wabasso,s and other
parts of the county, during the past
two weeks. She returned to St.
Peter yesterday. Miss Hardegger
has charge of 95 patients at the hos
pital, and although the responsible
tiles are quite heavy, she insists
that she would not give up the po-
sitioD for any other for which she
might be adapted.
In acknowledging receipt of pa
pers containing complimentary no
tices of the aggregation sent out
here by the Schuyler Amusement
Bureau, Ed. M. Lord, manager of
the bureau, says: Kindly permit
ma to thank you and your fellow
citizens for the courteous and gen.
erous treatment given to the per-
formers sent to your city by the
Schuyler Amusement Co., and the
business like method pursued by
yourself and the committee in se-
curing the performers. It is real
pleasure to do business with live,
energetic people like the citizens OF
Redwood Falls. May they all enjoy
many happy 4th of July celebra-
tions. My only regret is that I
was not able to join in with the
boys on the good time they all had. =
The climate and crop bulletin of
the weather bureau for the week
ending July 9, is as follows: The
severe drought has been efectually
broken in all parts Of the State by
rains which began on the morning
of the I'd, and continued as showers
till late in the week, though in Polk,
Clay, Becker aud Hubbard counties
there were splendid rains as early
as June Both. The temperatures
were moderately high till the last
days of the week, the highest being
on the 4th. The rains have been
very beneficial to corn, late pota-
toes, pastures, wild grasses, forage
crops, flax and fruits; and Of some
value, depending on the condition
of the plant, to spring wheat, oats
and barley; some fields OF these
small grains, especially in the
northern half OF the State, were too
poor to receive any benefit from the
rains, and others had already been
plowed for forage or other crops, or
cut for hay, but some on heavier.
soils, and grown under better con