The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-04

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ued at $3.50. while il Morgan on
Wednesday Of last week.
Treasurer w II. Tenney left for
St Paul Saturday for the purpose
of spending few days at the State
Fair
j. w. Kenney, son Of Frank Ken
Bney, who is ia business at Brainerd.I
was married to Miss Laura Veon Of
that city a few weeks ago.
Miss Edith Wynn, who has been
spending her summer vacation with
Mrs. Chas. Brewster returned to
her studies at Central High School,
Minneapolis Wednesday last.
It rained at frequent intervals
last Wednesday and during the eve
ming, A fair amount OF rain fell
but genuine soaking is badly need
ed by people engaged il blowing.
Potatoes hand picked, finest quail
ity, touched ST. 90 per bushel here
last Wednesday. The indications
are that potatoes are too high to
come down, and that people will
have to substitute some other vege-
table for this popular food at least,
until the famine is over.
Five stacks of wheat belonging to
Carl Rad datz, residing in New Avon
township, were destroyed by fire.
as the result Of a spark escaping
from the threshing machine engine
owned by Warren T. Sisler. Mr..
.Sisler at once made up for the loss.
after an estimate had been made, by
paying to Mr.. Raddatz $3.50.
Vesta Bright Eyes: p. G. Pom
roy of Underwood was in town Fri
day and told us that he expects to.
make a trip to Buffalo, N. y, early
next month to take in the exposition
and visit sister, whom he has not
seen for a great many years, also a
brother from Massachusetts, who
has agreed to meet him there.
Two Indians were arrested for.
.disorderly conduct on Wednesday
morning Of last week. They were
fined. E. w. Ortiz Of the Bank Of
Morton telephoned that he would
remit the fine by the next mail.
When the check came attacked to it
was a slip, on which was written
'sfor the red devils devilment. 4
Sixteen young ladies Of the city,
all lowering around sweet sixteen,
INDUCED in a picnic on the banks Of
the Minnesota river, just back Of
the residence of Howard Homer,
last Wednesday. Despite the six
teen refreshing showers of that day
the young ladies enjoyed the sixteen
half hours as only young ladies Of
sweet sixteen can.
The First National Bank of Min
neapolis is the defendant in an ac-
ton, instituted on Tuesday of last
week by the supervisors of the town
OF Birch Cooley, Renyille county.
The supervisors allege that the
bank has IN its vaults eleven $500
.bonds bearing interest from July |,
1871, which rightfully belong to the
town authorities. The bonds, with
the interest coupons. are worth
s13, 200.
w r. Caswell has. purchased the.
80 feet frontage on Minnesota ave-
nue., located between the residence
of Gilbert Mckay and George.
Hong hmaster, of Gilbert NJ cIkay, the.
consideration being ST ,05o Mr..
CasWell contemplates building a
residence upon the lot some time in
the future, probably not until after
he has sold his present residence.
The lot purchased is eptionally
desirable, on account Of it having a
frontage on the lake shore.
The box elder bug has made his.
appearance and if you happen to
have any box elder trees in our.
yard your wife will make YOU wish
that you never heard OF such a tree.
The young bugs are maturing rap
idly. They are as red as the red
dest hue Of paint, and like the old
ones, creep through walls, under
and over screen doors and windows,
and dance around the house to the.
dismay Of the housekeeper. The
only way to avoid them is to cut
down uol1r hnx elder fraaS Tha