The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-08-19
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sister In Cincinnati, Ohio.
f. O. Gold and II. N. Stabeck Of
the FRS National Bank of Renville
were in the city last Friday and
Saturday, comforting with W. H.
Gold and w. H. Wallace on banking
matters.
Secretary Miller of the Redwood
county rural telephone company, is
moving his family from the town
ship into the city, having rented a
residence at the corner of Mill and
Flynn streets.
Percy Bradley, Walter Francois,
K. K. Robinson and II. E. Jones at
tended the Glencoe-St. Cloud game
at Renville last Thursday, which
resulted in Glencoe winning by a
score of 3 to l.
Local elevator men are of the
opinion that there will be no No. l
wheat offered to them this year.
They do not expect a great deal Of
No. 2, implying that most of the
wheat grown this year will be No.
3, or of a rejected quality.
In addition to the stock adver-
tised for the auction sale of L. H.
Kuck, on Aug. 20th, Mr.. Kuck will
have three fine two year old steers
and four one year old heifers. This
makes rare opportunity for farm
ers to secure some fine stock.
The village of North edwood, by
a vote of p to 2, last Friday decid-
ed to incorporate. The village has
nearly 40 votes, but a number of
resident voters we're not present
during the day. The election of
officers was set for next Tuesday.
A. G. Burmeister made a good
run with his automobile last Friday
morning when he, in company with
H. A. Baldwin, left this city at 5:15,
machined through to Seaforth, trans
acted some business there and re-
turned to this city, reaching here at
7:15.
M. H. Graham, at one time super
intendent of the Redwood Falls
creamery, but now residing at
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, els tending to
harvest operations on his farm 10
this county. Mr.. Grrham reports
heavy rains and plenty of warm
weather in Iowa during the past
month.
The goods and furniture belong
ing to the insolvent estate of Harris
M. Peavey, who conducted the Home
restaurant for several months, were
sold under the hammer by Sheriff
Schueller, last Friday morning. 1t
is claimed that the property in
voiced at $3.50 They were sold to
Smithers & Cuff for $95 so.
Manager Theiring OF the Coe com
mission Co. kept open house for a
bunch of people interested in the
] effries-Corbett prize fight Friday
night. Arthur Crooks read the re-
ports as they came in over the tick
err. Two preliminary bouts between
comparatively unknown men were
pulled off, and about 11:30 o'clock.
western time, or $50 Pacific coast
time, reports on the big contest
came in. The rounds showed jeff
ries doing all the lighting, and in the
tenth he knocked his opponent out
of the box. leaving Jeff still the
champion slugger.
Special notice to the public. The
President of the United States will
not be in Redwood Falls, Mimi, on
Thursday, Aug. Goth, but the Gard
Fenwick Co. will be here with their
great band, orchestra and sixteen
people. Comedians, actors, must
clans and vaudeville features open
ing the engagement with the new
and latest success 'My Friend from
a rural comedy drama
of four acts, from the pen of Robert
Sherman. Each day there will be
parade and concert in the even
ing in the front of the opera house.
The public will have chance to
hear the very latest musical num-
bers by the great uniformed band
of the Gard Fenwick Co. Seats now
on sale at Pease's hardware store.
Prices Is, 25 and 35 cents.