The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-05

R. W. Whyte, employed by Barnes
Bros, who has been on their farm
near Omemee: North Dakota, for
the past two or three months, re-
turned to Redwood Falls last Thurs
day and will again take up his resi-
dence here.
A. J. Volsteau, the represents
tive in congress from this district,
left here Friday morning for Fair
fax, and drove from that place to
Buffalo Lake, where he spoke Fri
day evening. Mr.. Volstead has
been in a carriage for nearly three
months and no one in the State
welcomed the close of a campaign
more warmly than he.
DR.. J. A. Wilson, the eminent
veterinary physician of this city,
announces that he is now past nine
ty years, and that on account of old
age, he will after Dec. 25th next, re-
fuse to respond to any calls for his
skill in veterinary treatment. The
Doctor feels that he has done ami
NAL kind enough good to warrant
him in taking a rest for the remain
der of his years on earth, which are
likely to be many. The doctor is
in good health and is enjoying life
as we'll as a voungster of Is years.
H. G. Warnke and Jos. Epple,
vice-presid ut and cashier OF the
State bank of Clements were in the
city last Thursday evening adyer-
Using the formal opening of a cou-
pie of business houses in that town
for next Saturday evening. Mr..
Warnke has just completed hand
some two story double brick build
ing, and will occupy one of them
for his own business. while the
other will be used for mercantile
purposes. The bank building, a
two story brick structure. will be
ready for occupancy during the
next month. Mr.. Epple is rustling
business for the institution at all
hours.
George H. Marsh, one Of the par
ties present at Redwood Falls at
the time of the Indian outbreak,
passed away at St. Joseph S hospi
tai, Mankato, at l :45 last Tuesday
afternoon, as the result of stroke
of paralysis received the Sunday
previous. He was well-known
resident of Mankato, and resided
there since 1858, coming to that
city with Evans Goodrich, j. c.
Hanna and John Kennedy when
there were but few log huts mark
ing the spot. He engaged in busi-
ness, and Was afterwards awarded
the first mail contract from St. Paul
to Sioux City, and in 1861 was
register of deeds of Blue Earth
county. He was the first man to
reach Mankato with the tidings of
the Indian outbreak in this section
in 1862.
J. Albert Johnson of Wanda, who
is to be the next county treasurer
of Redwood county, was in the city
last Wednesday. He reported the
arrival of a boy at his residence in
Wanda on the Sunday previous, and
states that the young man is almost
ready to be sworn in as deputy
county treasurer. The latter posi-
tion, however, is likely to 90 to l..
P. Larson of JohnsonviIle, or F. H.
Bauermiester of Clements. Mr..
Larson was the gentleman who
made such a whirlwind run for the
register of deeds nomination at the
primaries on Sept. 18th, and the
rendering of the deputyship to him
is stroke OF good policy on the
part of Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Larson
is not sure as to whether he will
accept. and in case he does not the
place will be offered to Mr.. Bauer
meister.
The football game at Belview
last Thursday was interesting only
to admirers of the Redwood Falls
team. who witnessed the latter turn
down the opposing eleven oy
score of 33 to II, scoring thirty
points in six touchdowns and kick
ing three goals. The Vesta boys
were simply out-classed and showed