The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-27

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w. H. Wallace and family re-
] turned from their outing at Big
Stone Lake the early portion Of last
! week.
| Supt. S. ]. Race left for St. Paul
Thursday for the purpose of attend
ing meetings of various education
al committees, Of which he is a
member.
Chas. Lord, foreman Of the North
western repair shops at Madison,
Wis, accompanied by Chas. Meag-
her, is visiting with NJ. Meagher,
father of the latter, in this city.
Prof. "A. J. Jones and wife re-
turned from Big Stone Lake early
last week. They were camping out
along the lake shore with w. 81.
Wallace and family, and like the
latter Prof. and Mrs. Jones enjoyed
the outing hugely.
The great Ringing Bros. circus
has been assigned to the Chicago q
Northwestern railroad company.
The wet season and poor crowds
was the cause of the failure. The
Ringlings will continue to run the
show for the railroad company.
The new Methodist Episcopal
church at Wabasso is be dedicated
Aug. 13. Rev. D. L. RAIDER, D. D.,
of St. Paul, and other prominent
clergymen are to be present and
speak. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everybody to attend the
morning, afternoon and evening
service.
Daniel Fiddyment has purchased
of VIM. Daskam the south half of
the northeast quarter of section 8,
Paxton, paying S45 per acre for the
same. This tract is all under cul-
tivation, but there are no buildings
on it, and the price is considered
one of the best ever paid for an 80
acre tract in this county.
Peter Helm, the well-known State
agent of the Schumann pianos pulled
up his canvass at this place last
Wednesday afternoon and went to
Sleepy Eye During Mr.. Helm S
stay in this city ne sold number
Of the Schumann pianos and all
are giving satisfaction. Peter is a
genuine boomer and a whole -souled
fellow wherever he goes.
Chas. Mielke, who is the owner
of the liquor dispensary on the cor
ner of Mill and Second street, left
last Thursday for Fairfax, where he
will reside in the future. Mr..
Mielke's place OF business in this
city will be conducted by John
Shaefer from now until Jan. goth
next, when Mr. Shaefer will prob.
ably purchase the stock and fix.
| lures
To-day is the last day for filing
certificates of nominations for can
didates at the primaries. On Aug.
18th George L. Evans filed as can
ditate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Judge of probate, C. T. How
ard for county attorney and w. B.
King for treasurer. On the 18th
A. C. Dollifr filed for county at
torney and j. Albert johnson for
treasurer. On the Goth H. H. Dahl
filed for register OF deeds, S. J..
Race for superintendent OF schools
and DR.. H. P. Dredge for coroner
and on the 2lst w. a. Cooler filed
for county attorney.
The w. C. T. q. State conven-
tion will be held at Red wood Falls
Sept. 16, II, Is and 19. Mrs. Eliza
| beth Preston Anderson, one of the
most popular State presidents, and
one who has achieved great success
as legislative worker and instruc,
tor in parliamentary usage, will be
the chief speaker Mrs. Isabel
Wing Lake, National Rescue work
er may be here, too. The Y's viii
hold a conference one afternoon,
the L. T. L. will not be forgotten.
Welcome night and Demonstration
night will be gala times. In short,
this convention promises to be one
of the very best ever held.
The public schools for this city
| will open next Monday. The board
of education has hopes of securing
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