The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-28

4 lex Hams came down from
! illnar last W ednesday afternoon,
and is again at the old position Of
4 local superinte tend ent Of the Southern
i Electric telephone Go.
Miss Ellen Penn az of Fargo, North
Dakota sister Of Mrs George
1 Crook S 81 this city arrived here
Hast Wednesday and will visit with
j her sister for three or more weeks.
The Renville county commissions
lers have at last secured a site for
the court hous block 3. Peterson S
addition TO Olivia, for which they
.Ipaid 81 800. The site fighters are
all disapp pointed over the location.
Archie NJ g lreaVie. who is at As
bury hospital, Minneapolis, under
went another operation at that
place on Aug 18th. and letters
\ from the snperinte dent Of the IN
stitution say that the yonng man IS
lsdoing NIGEL 8.s.
1 S. 3 Race returned from ST. Paul
last Thursday. While absent from
town he attended a meeting Of the
State examin ing board, which or an al. t
Led 35 certificates to college gradu-
lates and about 80 certificates by ex-
aminati ions
d Joe Chadderdon pitched a game
! of ball for Window against Heron
Lake last " ednesday The Heron
Lake team was defeated by a. score
of 8 to Chadderdon striking out
lis men and giving the Heron Lake
boys but three hits.
Miss Lucia Turrell leaves to-
morrow for Bemidji, where she has
been employed to teach in the Be
midi public schools during the
coming year. Miss Frances Ever
EFT will leave on the same day for
Brainerd, where she commences
/ her first years work IN the Brain
erd public schools.
Granite Tribune: No. our popu-
liar congressman, that is, Frank
/ Eddy of the Seventh district--has
not bought The REDWOOD GAZETTE,
much as he might wish to own that
paper, Sbutfors lack ofmeaps must
.Icontent himself with the chances in
4 favor HON THE. GAZETTE is
not Eddy S nor will it be unless
James and Julius tire Of hustle and
] sell to him.
Capt Vim. II Dunnin gton and
wife returned from Buffalo, where
]. they have been attending the Pan
American exposition since June.
and where the Captain has been
employed inthe Minnesota building.
Both Capt. and Mrs. Huntington
! speak IN the highest terms Of the
deposition claiming that the sights
there are we'll worth travelling many
4 miles to see.
Charles H. Kenney leftfor Salmon
City, Idaho, Thursday afternoon.
1 He had previously received a letter
containing the Information that his
brother, George KenneY, residing
at that place, had fallen off a bicycle
land broken his knee cap, and would
5Ebe disabled for some time Charles
expects to take care Of his brother S
affairs until the latter RECEIVERS from
the accident.
Three cars loaded with water
melons came to town last wee all
] Iowa melons, grown around Musca-
tine. The first load came for a. w.
!. Bager and G. E. Lamberton. con-
tanning over 200 melons, some Of
them monsters. The other two
loads were for Kuenzli & Luscher,
1 Cummins & Dripps, J e. Stegner,,
land ] NJ. Huntington, and con
tanned an equal number per car.
]sAllof these melons were exception
tally fine, and they are finding a
read sale from Is to 40 cents each.
Fred. Barnes gives an entirely
different version Of his arrest Of
Hugh Greene. He said that he
waited until Mr.. Greene. had fin
Iished pitching his load into the.
self-feeder and that when be called
him him and told him that he had war
rant for his,arrest, which he read,
/ N Mr.. Greene wanted to take his team
Into town. 20 this Fred. objected,