The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01


Fred. Bager returned Monday
| to his station on the Northwestern
| ID South Dakota, where he was act
ing as agent when he met with the
accident to his foot that laid him of
for several weeks.
An assignment Of the northwest
quarter of section IL, Johnsonville,
from Christian Hansen to Alfred
Imobersteg, buttermaker at the Lo-
gan creamery. for 5000, was placed
on record with the register of deeds
this week.
During the past week 66 instru-
ments Of all kinds were placed on
record with the register of deeds.
OF the number Is we're warranty
deeds or patents, II we're nortgag-
es, seven were satisfactions and the
remainder were miscellaneous.
Christian Bunge of Eitzen, Hous-
i
ton county, this state, large Red
wood county land owner, accompan-
led by his son, well-known La
Crosse attorney, were in the city
last Friday looking after their real
estate interests, and attempting to
purchase more land.
VIM. G.. Smith Of Minneapolis, one
of the publishers of the Minnesota
School Journal, the neatest school
periodical published in the State,
was in the city last Wednesday Sc
curing subscriptions for his maya
zine, seml-monthly. The School
Journal is always replete with ex-
cellent articles pertaining to educa-
ton, is nicely printed and we'll
illustrated.
r. P. Turner, travelling auditor Of
the Youmans Bros. Lumber Co.,
owning - yards along the line of
the Minnesota &,Iowa railroad, and
also number along the Winona &
St. Peter, was in the city for few
hours last Thursday afternoon, driv-
ing over from Vesta. It was Mr..
Turner'S first visit to Redwood
Falls, AID he anticipated good fu
ture' for the town.
John Ilett of Sheridan was in
town last Wednesday. He had just
finished cutting. His crop consist
ed of 25 acres of barley, 20 acres of
oats and 1O8 acres of wheat. His
report of finishing was the first re-
ceived at The GAZETTE Office. Mr..
Ilett did the work in the face of
various obstacles. He expected to
start threshing Monday. He says
that the wheat raised on the low
land is going to surprise the ma
tives, quantity and quality consid-
cred.
W. J. Boynton of Rochester, we'll
known here as a leading sheep
breeder, and who furnished some of
the leading sheep in the f1ocks OF J..
R. Lankard of Kintire, Clark Shaw
err Of Redwood Falls, and other Red
wood county farmers, has sold his
Zumbro Valley stock farm, and has
moved oyer into Mower county and
gone into partnership with his SON.
in-law, E. WEIGH, with the view of
establishing a sheep ranch on a
great deal larger scale than at Zum-
bro Valley.
The Beard Art Studio sent 200
magnificent reproductions to Supt.
Race early last week for the pur-
pose of exhibiting the same to the
students of the summer training
school in session in this city. Miss
Mary Deem, who is an advanced
student of art, and one of the in
structors of.the training school, gave
several lectures on the reproduc-
tons to the students, and all of them
were highly interesting to the train
ing school students, as we'll as to a
number of other.people who visited
and viewed the collection. The
latter was sent to the training
school at St. Peter on Wednesday
afternoon.
Hicks says that cheated term .
will pass over the country from
east to west from tomorrow to Aug.
7th. Rain will fall during that
time, but the fall will be short of
the needed amount. A break in
high temperature ought to occur
from the 9Th tn the 9th From tho