The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-04
Mrs n Elliot and children we're
visiting IL Sleepy Eye during q por

visiting ii Sleepy Eye during por
tion Of last week
w B. Nee lintock Of Owatonna,
quite well known here, was IN the
lefty during a portion Of last week.
Capt. w. r Dunning ton and Miss.
| Helen are visiting in Minneapolis,
land Miss Helen is taking ID the.
lsights of the State Fair.
II. H Tompki ms and wife, who
were visiting with the family of
Auditor Thompkins during a por !.
ton of last week, are now visiting
lat Springfield.
The Misses Deem Of Mankatoc came
in from the east on Tuesday after
noon Of last week and visited several
1days with the family Of Mrs, John
ILunn. They left for their schools
lon Saturday.
The Mankato Free Press of last
Wednesday says =. r. Lankard of
Redwood Falls is spending the day
in the city. He intends to move to
IOklahoma this fall, and IS disposing
of his Redwood county property
/ At the conclusion of the Morton
Redwood Falls game last Thursday,
$50 a side was posted on the out
come OF a game to be played on the.
/ Morton grounds next Sunday. Both
teams are to use the same batteries
as played in the game of last Thurs
/ day afternoon, but are given an OPP
i portunity to strengthen their fields
and bases.
4 Emil Schmahl and Horace Bald
win came in from South Dakota and
st. Paul-on Tuesday afternoon Of
last week. The former had pur-
chased several loads Of cattle in
South Dakota and shipped them to
Chicago before leaving that State.
He states that the cattle on his ranch
southwest of Faulkton are doing
nicely.
Hans Gronnerud returned to Oil
via last week, and while he has little
to say on financial matters he states
that he believes if his bankrupt es-
tate is properly handled it will pay
out we'll. The attorney S in the case
have. already filed a bill Of 81 500
1 for attorneys services, and if they
Icontinue in that strain there will be
very little left for the other fellows.
At meeting of a number of the
residents OF Wabasso held on Aug.
18th, for the purpose. of organizing
a Methodist church Lee E.
Arne was elected chairman and
Mary b. Horn was elected secretary.
After considerable discussion d. g.
Mcneil, Alfred g. Chadbourne and
e. b. McIlrath were elected trustees
for a term OF one year. Articles of
incorporation we're prepared, and
these were brought to Redwood
Falls last Thursday and placed on
file with the register of deeds. The
]5church is to be known as the First
/ NJ. b. Church Of Wabasso.
The climate and crop bulletin Of.
the weather bureau for the week
lending August 18th is. as follows:
/ A moderately warm week, with high
temperature in the southern por-
/ ton the first Of the week aud on the
s24th Scattered light to heavy local
SHOWERS occurred on the Goth
and 21st, and more widely dis
tribnted moderate local showers on.
/ the 9th. The showers delayed har-.
vesting in the extreme northern
counties, and also stacking and
threshing, but were beneficial to
late potatoes and corn. A severe.
storm OF wind, rain and hail oc-
lcurred at Minneapolis on the even
ing of the 10Th, and much damage
was done by the wind and hail.
especially IN breaking glass. Con
siderable progress was made in har
Wrestling in Polk Marshall and Kilt
son counties, and the greater por-
ton has been completed in that sec
ton. Threshing has continued, ex-
eept where hindered by rains. The
yields seems to be somewhat above.
Expectations in the northern por-
ton: Il. the northern portion Of the.
middle section the corn and potato
crops have been improved in many