The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-28
Judge II. d. Bal q win made q bus
ness trip to ST. Paul last week

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Inv Baker Of this city, returned to
her home in DEBORAH, Iowa, last
Saturday aftern Don.
Dr.. Alb. Halves returned from
Ian extended trip through Southern
/ Minnesota on Tuesday morning Of
Hast week and will remain at home
for some time.
Mrs. wv M Derive who has been
Visiting with her daughter, Mrs. @.
w. NJ MILAN, for a couple Of weeks,
returned to her home il Minneapo
Ills last w ednesda
Fred. Wilson of the Bank Of Sea-
forth was working In the First ma Ma
ltional Bank Of this place for q few
days last week, while III As: Bald
win was attending to the affairs Of
| the former. bank
d. u ham returned home d 1r=:
ling the latter portion Of last week
from Cass Lake, where he has been
Engaged for a couple Of months ia
overseeing the construction Of q
water extension system, and also
doing more or less private jobs Of
engine ering
The elevator men along the North
western right-of- way report that
they are receiving all the grain they
can possibly handle at the present
time. Extra men are being en-
ployed at all of the houses, and by
working both night and day they
manage to receive and ship the
grain without delaying the farmers
to any great extent.
Henry Baker, the local agent Of
the Hayes Lucas Lumber CO., leaves
next Saturday for DEBORAH, Iowa,
where he will Join Mrs. Baker, who
has been visiting there for some
time, and who will take in the Min
nesota State fair before returning
| to Redwood Falls. Fred. Dripps
| will be ia charge of the lumber
yard during MIR. Bakers absence.
Il Vim. Smith and August Knuepple
returned last Tuesday afternoon
from trip through Mile Laos
county, where they went to look
over. land They did not make any
purchases. The two gentlemen
state that the timber in that section
4 is being cut rapidly, and with the
exception of5around the lake there
is very little timber Of any value in
the region traversed by them. Both
were of the opinion that there was
some good land IN the coun ty.
Last Wednesday was another one
of the hot days that we have expert
fenced during the past summer, the
Thermometers clustering SO degrees
Iduring the hottest portion Of the
day. About 8 q clock il the even
ling storm clouds made their appear
anee in the sky, and there we're
lstrong Indicate of rain, but the
wind took a turn to the northwest.
land all signs Of rain disapp eared a
couple Of hours later Thursday
morning the thermometer had tnm-
1.bled down go degrees, and ats
o'clock it was only 81 degrees The
sudden change was exceptionally
agreeable to verybody.
r. The Minneapolis s. st. Louis has
made arrangements for special train
service during the State Fair, com
1mencing with Sept. I'd and ending
ISept. 7th. They will run a morning
train, which will leave Red wood at
I5:40 a. N. J, and which will arrive at
| Minneapolis at 9: 40 and at St. Paul
at 1915. The regular train will
leave as usual, at l2:57 p. NJ, and
will arrive at St. Paul at 5:35 p. N.
Returning the special train will
IleavesSt. Paul at 5 ,. N. and Mime
apolis at $50. The regular train
leaves st. Paul at $40 a. M, and
Minneapolis at 800 q. u. This
gives Redwood Falls two trains a
day each way on the Minneapolis 8
St. Louis, and the service. will be
apprec iated. Half rate tickets will
be placed on sale for the occasion. 2t
j. 3. Robins as agent for Mrs.
G. q. Fosgate, owner Of a tract Of
land ia Redwood Falls townships
through which springs are rum
ming and the water from which the
city is DESTROYS Of diverting SO that
it Willsrun into the cistern at the