The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16

with his brother, w. R. Caswell
of this city last Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Hon. Frank Clague and wife came
over from Lamberton last Tuesday
evening and spent Wednesday at
the county fair.
G. G. Thune left last Thursday
for visit with relatives and friends
at Zumbrota, Pine Island and other
points in southern Minnesota.
Miss Mildred Langredge of Boul-
der, Colorado, a friend of Mrs. G.
A. Neufert, is visiting with the lat
! ter and will remain for a month or
more.
George Chamberlain of Marshall
came over from that place Wednes-
day afternoon and is spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. G. A.
Jaehning.
Redwood county took couple of
premiums at the state fair. Miss
Vim, who has for number. of
years scored favorably in the dairy
butter contest, this year took the
fourth premium in a field of 100 ex-
hibits, while Oscar Mason gobbled
several premiums on his Duroc
pigs.
George Welsh, the proprietor of
the Morton eating house, and we'll
known in Redwood Falls, was mar
ried to Miss Gertrude E. Simon of
Winona at the home of the brides
parents in the latter city, on Tues
day, Sept. 9th. The bride formerly
resided in Morton, having taught
school in that town for couple of
years.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of w. A. Marvin, who
wants the straw from about 1900
acres of flax for the purpose of run
ming it through tow mill for a
lounge company. Here is an oppor-
tunity for farmers to realize some
money for their flax straw which
they have been burning in previous
! years.
AL. Gluek, wife and sister of Min
neapolis, the former stakeholder
in the Gluek Brewing Co. Of that
city, and also owner of Goschen Jim
and Susie B, were in Redwood Falls
during the two race days of the fair
Mr.. Gluek driving Goschen Jim
during the free-for-all race Wednes-
day. The party left here for Cant by
! Thursday morning.
Hon. P. E. Bowling of Eveleth, a
representative IN the legislature
from ST. Louis county, and owner Of
the PAGER, Tom Glen, dropped in on
the county fair people last Wednes-
day, and spent a few hours watch
ing the horses. He reached here a
day too late to see his own horse
win a race, and returned to Eveleth
on the afternoon S Northwestern.
M. O'Brien of Lakeville, the pur-
; chaser of the building formerly
owned by Miss Mulligan of St. Paul,
; was in town last Wednesday and
Thursday, and while here rented
the building, located opposite THE
i GAZETTE building, to S. G.. Peterson,
who will take possession of the
same with his stock of dry goods on
Oct. 1st. Mr.. O'Brien owns a big
stock of general merchandise at
Lakeville, and as soon as he can dis
pose of the same he will retire from
business and come to Redwood
Falls to live.
G. H. Murfin, at one time employ
ed in Senator Somerville's law Of
fee at Sleepy Eye, and a brother Of
Roy Murfn, who was shot at Point
Valdis, Alaska, shot and killed him
self at Seattle, Wash, early last
week. He was employed by the
firm of Harrison & Co. of Minneapo-
| lis at Seattle, and was $1,000 short
in his accounts, and when confront
ed with the fact of the shortage, and
informed that if he attempted to
leave Seattle without making the
S portage good, he would be placed
under arrest, he remained in the
Office until the noon hour when he
went to his home, kissed the woman
who supposed that she was his
| wife UOOd-hve then went into