The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-15
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

opera house Tuesday evening.
4 Columbia, Robinson and Bradley
buggies for sale by ]. A. ENGELHART.
County Attorney Frank Clague
was over from Latnberton during
the early portion of last week. APP
pearing on behalf of the State in a
case il the municipal court.
One, bay horse also pick of two de-
livery wagons for sale at Kuenzli &
Luscher's.
There is only one j. Adam Bede
and there is only one Yankee Ma
ton. f you want to hear theft
Ter talk about the latter be at the
opera house next Tuesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Historical society was held at
Morton on Tuesday Of last week.
Cd. Gillian was reelected Presi-
dent, Joseph Smith vice president,
R. II. @. Hinman secretary and f.
w Ortiz treasurer. Joseph Smith
was elected custodian of the monu-
ment grounds.
There is deficiency in the treas
ury Of the star course Of entertain
ments given during the winter Of
1896-19O0. ]. Adam Bede, an ex-
pert on deficiencies, with the as
sistance of This Yankee Nation, 2
is to make it Up. Be sure and at
tend his lecture at the opera house
Tuesday evening.
There. will be no summer school
for Redwood county teachers this
year. There will be one at Sleepy
Eye from July 9Th to Aug. Sd, and
all Redwood county teachers who
desire may attend there, or at the
State D from June 24th to Aug. Sd.
Snpt. John Cutting, Sleepy Eye, or
DR.. D.sL. Kiehle. Minneapolis, will
furnish the necessary information.
New Ulm Journal: FL. L. Beech
er has received a letter from his
wife, who is spending some time
enjoying the grandeur of the vest
ern country, in which Mrs. Beecher
says that her trip through the
grand canyon Of the Colorado has
given her the great privilege of
viewing what she considers the.
most picturesque scenery of the
world And it will be remembered
that Mrs. Beecher has visited the.
points of interest in Europe.
Supt. Race desires to call the at
tention OF teachers to the mid sum
mer meeting of the National Educa
tional association to be held at De-
troit from July 7th to 18th. The
fare for the round trip from St.
Paul will be about $25. A special
trip by water from Detroit to the
Pan-Anlerlcan Exposition at Buffa-
10, can be had for $40. This will
give delightful summer outing for
all who can afford a trip. Further
particulars will be furnished on APP
plication to Mr.. Race.
Redwood Commandery No. 10,
Imperial Knights. was Instituted at
G.. As. r. hall last Friday night by
Geo. B. Thane, deputy Imperial
commander for the State. f. W.
Birch was elected commander Of the
new order, John j. Palmer vice.
commander, 3. Lyman, Jr., coun-
cillor, Fred. q. Warner past com
mander, O. W Mcmillan secretary,
ii. A. Baldwin treasurer, VIM.
Mitchell chaplain. G. Z. Parkhill
marshal, Albert a Melges guard,
W. r. CasWell sentinel, and DR.. W.
A. Palmer, Geo. B. Hughes and
Geo. q. Evans as trustees.
w lille coming from the cemetery
Friday q frightful accident was
ayerted by the excellent team man
agement Of @. As. Mason. The lat
ter was driving team attached to
q carriage occupied by relatives Of
the deceased child The team be-
came frightened. One horse got
twisted in the tugs. The team
broke into a run. Mr.. Mason reined.
them out Of the course, averting a
collision with number Of carriages.
and when In the clear the team was
stopped BY MT. Mason pulling one.
of the animals to the ground, falling
over the tongue Of the wagon. Be-