The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-02
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Thllrsday even no

sVisiting with the former S parents.
] Mr. and N IS. Adolpf Lille at N an
kate.
Miss Tassie O. EHara was visiting
with her sisters. Miss Birdie and
Miss Rachel OsHara ii Mlnneapo-
lis, durIn & the past week
man ii this town who IS afraid
Of burgla rs has two loaded revolvers.
Lying In the book case. The book
case drawer was locked the other
ldaK and the key lost. The puzzle is,
/ S how many burglars are afraid Of
his arsenal
Mesdames Goodacre. Chadd erdon.
/ Fuller. Sherman aud the Misses
Hitchcock and Ethel King were the
delegates from the Redwood Falls
union to the State convention Of the
4 W. G. Z. u. held in Minneapolis
last week.
# II. b. Jones and Walter Francois
left for Madison, South Dakota, on
| Monday of last week, to be present
at the meeting of hounds for the
purpose OF contrasting for the Aber
deen cup. The boys took some Of.
their dogs with them.
New Avon was the center OF a.
hail storm, accompanied by a strong
wind. on Tuesday afternoon Of last
week Hail to the depth of several
inches fell. Windows not protected
by screens were broken and the
floors ofresidences that were unfor-
tunate enough to have windows bro
ken were covered with hail stones
land water. In one or two cases
wind mills were badly wrecked a
summer kitchen was carried sever
al feet and landed in a grove.
Hicks. predicts that winter will
this year commence In October. He
says that between the I'd and the
/ 9Th rain and snow will touch many
parts OF the country, either to be
followed by colder weather. Storms
are central again on the 9th, and
/ these will be followed by much cold
|.er weather. From the 18th to the
| 18th more storms Of rain and snow
will pass over the northern section,
and at the crisis of these storms it
will be. best to look for early win
tier. From the Goth to the. 22d more
storms are anticipated, and the
month will go out with storms and
much cold weather.
Supt. Race has received word
from j.. w Olson, State. superin-
ltendent of schools, that the 81 APP
I plications from rural schools of Bed
wood county. for State aid amount
ling to 500 each, have. all been
Igranted, and that in ad EDITION to this
amount the 70 schools awarded
State aid last year, but which fell
$sl4.40 each short owing to the def
cheney in the appropriation for that
year, would this year also receive
that deficiency, and that as a result
IN rural school districts in Red
wood county would receive S1l4. 40
each. The semi graded schools,
Including those at Sanborn, Delhi,
! Walnut Grove, Revere and BelvieW
/ will only receive S167. 60 each, owing
to the deficiency IN the appropria-
tion for that class Lamberton and.
/ Morgan will be allowed the full
Iquota Mr.. Olson does not report
as to just where Redwood county
stands III the matter Of State aid
ifor rural. schools, out inasmuch as
1 the county was IN the first place.
last year, Blue Earth occupying
second place with one less dis
ltrict drawing State aid, it. is prob.
able that Redwood county is either
at the tor. or ver7 near the top of
the list.
An action was commenced in the
district court Of Redwood county by.
4 Moody y Scott Of Walnut Grove
against w. ~ = Mcconnell, who
4 lis dairy and food commissioner of
4 Minnesota, whereby the former seek
to cancel notes and a mortgage for
$4,000 During the last session Of
i the legislature the firm wired
friend il St. Paul to the effect that
] Mr.. Mcconnell had bankrupt
/ stock on his hands and requesting
4 the friend to ascertain the value.
i Mr. Mcconnell gave the value be-.