The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-15

The two lumber yards of this city
have agreed to furnish lumber for
the public bath house in this city at
actual cost to them.
Mrs. I. N. Tompkins was present
at an cat Home party given by
Mrs. j. G. Porter at Morgan on
Wednesday of last week.
THE GAZETTE building front has
had new coat of paint by Jones &
Sons during the past week-it is
like the paper, red (read) all over
A dancing party was given at the
park pavilion last evening, in the
neighborhood of 80 or 40 couple be-
ing present and dancing until an
early hour this morning.
The band concert last Thursday
evening was listened to by one of
the largest crowds of the season.
The program was an unusually in
teresting and pleasing one, and the
different selections were frequently
applauded,
Supt. S. J. Race went to Mankato
last Wednesday for the purpose of
lecturing to the students of the
traiuing school now in session there.
Mr.. Race is booked for lectures in
various parts of the state during
the present summer.
The Redwood Falls base ball club
disbanded last week, the organiza-
ton liquidating practically all of
it's Indebtedness before winding up
for the season. The boys have not
been successful in playing against
the thoroughly practiced clubs Of
other towns, the games with Glen
coe in this city and with St. James
OF Springfield being particularly
disastrous to them in their endeavor
to secure support from patrons OF
the game in this city.
W. H. Wallace left yesterday for
Detroit, Michigan, where he will
attend the annual convention of the
Epworth League of the United
States. He expects to be absent all
of this week and part of next, and
will probably visit Niagara Falls
before he returns, the railroads and
steamboats, having made special
rates for all purposes. Mr.. Wallace
is also likely to visit the Minnesota
state encampment grounds at Lake
City before he returns, the Second
regiment being listed for encamp-
ment there next week.
DR.. J. L. Schoch of New Ulm was
in the city last Thursday, the guest
of DR.. G.. R. Pease. It was the
Doctors first visit to Redwood
Falls inside of three years, and he
expressed himself as greatly sur
prised at the progress, of the town.
DR.. Schoch is one of the principal
stockholders in the Minnesota Cen
trail Telephone Co., the company
owning the local and long distance
system in and out of this city, and
his business here was to look after
certain improvements the company
expects to make in a short time.
Deputy Warden N. B. Andersen
has secured permission from the
state game and fish commission for
seining the Redwood and Minnesota
rivers for black bass and other fish
desirable for the lake. The execu-
tive agent, S.. F. Fullerton, has in
formed Mr.. Andersen that the COM
mission will furnish a seine for the
purpose and last Thursday Mr. An
dersen secured enough money
among interested parties to war
rant him in building an immense
tank for carrying the fish from the
rivers to the lake. There will be
some genuine sport for the party
selected by Mr.. Andersen in run
ming the seine and hauling the fish,
both livery stables having vo,un-
teered for the latter purpose. Mr..
Andersen thinks inside of five years
Lake Redwood will be one of the
best lakes for fishing in the state.
Owen Carney of Gales township
informs THE GAZETTE that the storm
of June Both started at Camden, S.
D., passed through to Lamberton,
and then proceeded south, jumping