The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-11-18

A baby BOY mas been born 10 n.
J. Thorn and wife recently.
E. D. French and wife returned
from Blackjack early last week..
Give H. Aiken came up from Min
neapolis last Thursday evening.
Frank Scott of Renville is now
in the employ of Frank G. Hubbard
& Co.'S
J. D. Jackson and wife we're in
the city last Thursday, j. D. looking
little paler after his recent severe
illness.
Mrs. Gregory, who has been with
her mother, Mrs. Comstock of this
city, waiting for her husband to
prepare home for her on their farm
in Northern Minnesota, left for that
section recently, accompanied by
their children.
A district convention of Knights
of Pythias, including the towns of
Redwood Falls, Sleepy Eye, New
Ulm and Lamberton, will be held at
Sleepy Eye on Nov. 9th, and the
local Knights of Pythias expect to
be well represented.
The launches of the boat associa-
ton were raised out of the water on
to their winter docks last Thursday
afternoon. The row-boats have all
been placed in the pavilion at the
park, and the latter has been board
ed up for the winter.
The company owning the post
office building is having plans pre-
pared for a number of changes in
the building in order to meet the
demands required by Joseph Foun-
tain S restaurant. Omeyer & Thori
of St. Paul expect to have the plans
here this week for that purpose.
The military funeral of the late
Lieut., Albert M. Beecher at New
port News, was conducted by Rev.
John Sinclair of the Brookline Pres
byterian church, formerly of this
city. At Fort Dodge the burial OBJ
sequies were in charge of Rev. C.
II. Remington OF St. Marks EpiScO-
pal church.
The appointment of DR.. ]. w.
Golden of this city as veterinary
surgeon in the employ of the United
States government, and for service
in the PHILIPPINES, at a salary of
$500 per year, was brought about
through the recommendations of
Hon. A. ]. Volstead, representative
in congress from this district. DR..
Golden expects to leave for Manila
as soon as he can arrange his affairs
here.
AS briefly stated in the last issue
of this paper, Dr.. w. E. Belt decided
to change his residence from Red
wood Falls to Lamberton, where he
received a strong invitation to come
by many of the business men OF that
town. The decision was reached
early last week, and on Tuesday DR..
Belt went to Lamberton and engaged
Offices and hung out his single, an
nouncing his new field of practice.
DR.. Belt will have an extensive field
of practice from Lamberton, extend
ing as far south as letters. Cotton
wood county, and north to Wabasso,
Redwood county. During his resi-
dence in this city he renewed many
warm friendships made during his
boyhood days, and made new and
pleasant acquaintance who will
wish him success at Lamberton.
Not moving out of the county, he
will continue to serve as coroner.
The Renville Record editor appar
emily has cit in" for the members
of the Redwood Falls High school
football team. and in the last issue
of that paper dishes up very Sc
we're ''roast" on them. It is natur-
at for Renville to stand by it's team
and natural for Redwood TO do the
same. Right is adjudged from a
different standpoint SO far as the
two towns are concerned, and the
referee insists upon remaining sill
ent. The article of the Record is as
follows The Redwood High School
foot-ball players are "a sorry lot Of
cheap sports and welchers. Sore
at their defeat here two weeks ago,
thav have failed So far tn Dive ont a