The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-19

medical society will hold their next
meeting ID this city some time in
November.
New Ulm Review: Fl. =. Beech
er and wife and Mrs. @. T. Howard,
Of Redwood Falls. Mr.. Beecher's
sister, left Friday for ten days
trip to the fair at St. Louis.
DIR. Garner of Lynchburg, Ohio,
SON Of John Garner, now residing
ia that town, but formerly of Red
wood Falls, who has been visiting
here, returned home last Thursday.
The notice to the public, giving
the right to run free public ditch
through the lands Of various farm
ers residing in Shutdown township,
has been filed with the register OF
deeds. The list of owners is head
ed by J. w. Prokosch.
Rev. F.. B. Cowgirl and family
arrived here last week, and have
been awaiting repairs and repaper-
ing of the parsonage preparatory to
their occupancy of the same. Mr..
Cowgirl conducted the services at
the Nj. E. church Sunday.
There will be a district meeting
of represe natives of the Order of
the Eastern Star at Madison on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10Th, and
the officers of the Redwood Falls
chapter have been invited to exem-
pity the chapter opening work, the
mode of balloting and escorting the
grand officers to the east. A large
number of local members will at
tend.
The state board OF equalization
has decreased the value of the stock
in the Bank of Revere Is per cent,
of the state bank of Wabasso 30 per
cent, and of the Walnut Grove state
bank % per cent. The shares OF
the bank stock in Morgan was in
creased 30 per cent, in Three Lakes
decreased 40 per cent, and the
moneys in the Bank of Vesta was
increased 663 per cent.
The Sentinel reports that the
store of E. ]. Brietkreitz at Sanborn
was burglarized on the morning OF
October 7th. The combination and
lock to the safe were broken, the
door opened, and about $75 in cur
rency and many valuable papers
were taken. The papers were af-
terward found near the stockyards
in that town, but the burglars got
away with the money.
Our winter term begins Nov. 1st,
To those desiring practical educa-
ton, we insure inducements dupli-
/ Gated by no similar school. Low
est rates offered by any first class
school in the northwest. The in
dorsement of Gov. VanSant and
hundreds of firms who employ our
graduates. Positions for all who
excel. For full information address
Toland S Business University, Man
kato. Mimi. 1927.
On Monday evening, Oct. 10th, a
number of friends of L. P. Larson,
deputy county treasurer. quietly
gathered at his residence, the occa-
sion being Peters Bath birthday
anniversary. Peter was down town
when the party assembled and a
hurry call" was sent in for him.
When he reached home the surprise
was more pleasant than he antici-
pated. The evening was spent in
cards. Light refreshments were
served. When the party left Mr..
Larson found several souvenirs OF
the visit with their complimen is.
Hans Mo, the member of the state
board of equalization from this ju-
dicial district, apparently did not
take very kindly to the advice Of
The GAZETTE, given shortly after he
was appointed, to the effect that
while he was equalizing valuations
he should not overlook the banking
Interests. Mr.. Mo secured an in
crease of so per cent on the valua
ton of all printing Offices in Red
wood county, apparently just to lei
US know that he is member of thu
board. Well, THE GAZETTE can stant