The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
The union evening meeting will
be held in the Presby terian church

next Sunday.
Miss Daisy Roth, niece of j. A.
Engelhart, is here for a few days
visit from Brookings, S. D.
Miss Grace Chadbourne has re-
turned from her visit with relatives
at Wabasso, and with friends at
Fairmont and Sherburne 81
/ Since printing the first side of
| The GAZETTE ] V. McGettrick has
purchased the entire interest Of
Mrs. Allen in the Model Steam
Laundry, and will conduct the bus.
mess in his own name. r
Sleepy Eye Dispatch The. Game
/ Commission is running their Gus
tomary bluff about enforcing the
laws this year that has run in years.
ago. We were told last Sunday that
people were shooting chickens in
the vicinity of Redwood Falls.
J Y. McGettrick has purchased
the interest of Mr.. Pierce in the
| Model Steam Laundry, and became.
La partner last Saturday The laun-
dry will be run under the old name.
| with the additional name of Allen g.
Co, proprietors.
| ]. T.. Byram has purchased
quarter section of land in Todd
county, and will move his family to
that section In a short time. Mr..
| Byram has been a resident of Red
wood county for many years, and
| has been more or less prominent in
| its political history, and he will be
missed.
The. rattle of coal down the iron
chute into the coal bin is a gentle
reminder that we are notvery many
months from the time when fires
will feel good. and we wonder why
! nature. couldn' t have storedup some
of the heat she poured down on us
during July and given it to us dur
ing January and February.
Mrs, G. Fred. Thompson left last
Wednesday for Detroit, where she
will spend several days around the
lake. Mr.. and Mrs Thompson ex-.
pect to visit the Buffalo exposition
before the same closes. Their resi-
dence in this city has been rented
Ito A, b.. Chapman, who with Mrs.
Chapman and daughter will occupy
/ the same in a short time. Mrs Chip
man and Miss Chapman have been
at Old Mystic, Conn, during most
{. of the summer.
Renyille Star-Farmer: G.. S. Hum
Iphrey S family drove over to Red
wood Falls Sunday to spend the day
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
! zer. Mr.. Frazer is the civil engineer
4 running one Of the railroad lines in
4 Redwood county. In the evening
they returned home, Mrs. Frazer ac-
companying them. When they had
i proceeded nearly half way on their
i home ward journey the. storm struck
1 them and nearly upset the carriage
before they. could get to shelter.
The climate. and crop bulletin of
the weather bureau, for the week
lending July 20, isas follows: Show
i cry weather after the 24th,a with
/ heavy local rains in western. central
countiesin the middle of the week
and lighter showers elsewhere.
] These rains have greatly benefited
i pastures, corn. fax, potatoes and
gardens, but they have delayed
i stacking 5sOmeWhatsln southern por-
tions, and lnterfered with haying in
northern portions, andinjuredlarge
amounts of incurred hav in the Red
River valley. tits doubtful if the
rains haYe come in time, or in suffi-
4 + 5 : -
Gent quantities in southern portion
4 to save all the corn and potatoes,
which suffered severely from the
ldry weather. Wheat and late oats
ripened prematurely in the south
ern half of the. state. with consider
liable loss to yield and quality, but
in the northern half, Wheatis still
very promising. with no reports of
Injury by heat. Wheat harvest is
nearly finished south of the. Mime
sofa river, and it has advanced as
far north as the southern counties
Of the Red River valley. Oats and
1 barley are about all cut IN southern!
i portions, and considerable stacking
was done before the rains, and also