The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02
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Race last Saturday.
Mrs. Abby F. Reid of st. Paul, a
relative Of Mrs. S. L. Pierce, visited
with the latter over Sunday, return
ing to-day.
/ Editor Enickson of the Belling-
ham Times, and also postmaster at
that place, visited with the family
Iof n. Martie during portion of the
past week
Michael Iauterbach came up from
Fairfax Saturday to be present at
| the silver wedding anniversary of
his parents. He returned to that
town yesterday
An attempt is being made to ar
range a game OF foot ball between
1.-THE Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha Railway football team of
ST. Paul and the Redwood Falls
team
The w. G. L. u. will hold a pub
| lie meeting in the Christian church
| this "wednesday evening Songs,
Esolos and recitations, will be the or
der, also report Of committees.
Everyone is invited.
Ebb. Watson, formerly a resident
of this place, but now ofGreen wood.
Wis, came. IL. last Saturday to visit
with his mother a week or ten days.
Ebb. is feeble, as a result Of trouble
incurred while in the army.
j. r. Lankard has recently re
ceived several samples OF the peach
les grown in Oklahoma, some OF
which he has left at this office. In
| that latitude, with proper irrigation,
there. is no reason why peaches can
not be successfully grown
| Mrs. Wm. Mitchell entertained a
number OF young people at the rec
tory last Friday evening, the same
being a farewell gathering to Chas.
b.. Shulze, who left on the following
Iday to take the ministerial course at
|Seabury Divinity hall, Faribault.
Mesdames Adam Alexander and
w. j. Smithers attended the street
fair at Vesta last Saturday after
moon. Both ladies report large
crowd present and an unusually
fine display Of agricultural pro
ducts, as we'll as. some interesting
contests.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch states
that ties have been laid on the dou-
bic track from the Sleepy Eye de-
pot to Redwood junction and it
looks as though that piece of road
is to be built at once Whether the
scarcity Of rails will prevent the
completion Of those two miles this
year remains to be seen.
Clarence Francois, with his cele-
brated trotting stallion. Dudley
Martin left for Madison last Friday
for the purpose of participating in
the races at the Madison fair. Clar-
ence. expects togeta place. On Mon
day j.. w. Chadderdon, Walter
Francois, Rob. Cooper and Allie
Bager left for that town.
A clerical error in the report of
Supt. Race, commencing on the third
page ofthis paper, does not give the
figures of the pupils entitled to
State apportionment and the enroll
ment correctly. This should read
$3.50 entitled to apportionment, and
the enrolment at 4, ,776. Three dis
trictseWerA not correctly tabulated.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Redwood
county will have no fair this fall, SO
| say the officers of the agricultural
association. Redwood used to have
The best county fairs in this section
Iof the State, butof late years the
! fellows who used to take off their
coats and make the affair a success
| do not seem willing to make slaves
lof themselves and no fairs are held.
For Rent--Honse and Barn and Ter
Acres in City. Inquire of E. A. Gray.
6-2t.
| The auction sale. Of live stock and
farm machinery to occur at the farm
lof ] r. Lankard, six miles west o
this city, commencing at 9a N, O
Thursday, Oct 10th, will be the
largest aud most important auction
sale ever held Ia this county. II
| the! list Of personal property to be
sold there are Is head Of registered
IShorthorn cattle, all d ia splendid