The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-28

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avenue some time this week. Mr..
Peterson says that now that he
owns the building this will be his
last move In Redwood Falls.
Col. Thomas Finn, who returned
to his studies at Manchester college
early last week, had his picture in
recent number of the Pioneer
Press, and under it were words to
the effect that he was one of the
greatest quarter backs in his class
OF college players.
Again, let us remind you that
notices for insertion in this paper
must be in the Office early Monday
morning to insure publication. Last
week nearly one page of advertis-
ing and a number of local notices
were crowded out by reason of their
being too late.
George Houghmaster and Fl. A.
Baldwin were in Day county, South
Dakota, during the greater portion
of last week. The two gentlemen,
with Judge Baldwin, are heavily
interested in Day county lands, and
their trip there was in regard to
disposing of portion of their hold
ings. Crops in that section were
good this year.
Renville Star Farmer: Through
the courtesy of F. O. Gold we had
the pleasure of a ride to Redwood
Falls Thursday of last week. The
party that occupied the rig were
B. #. Rostad, Geo. H. Countryman,
Mr.. Gold and ourself. While there
we visited the Redwood fair. The
attractions at the fair were horse
racing, basket ball game, music and
gymnastic exercises. The display
in the fruit, grain and vegetable
line was very fine. The day was
perfect one and there was just such
crowd out as attended our Pioneer
DAYS. Redwood Falls seems a very
attractive little city, with her lake
and natural timber fringing the
river, all together making very
pretty landscape view.
A recent number of an Enid, Ok
lahoma, paper contains the follow
ing regarding a former Redwood
Falls boy: H. H. Peavy, manager
of the O. K. Produce Company, ne
gotiated deal Saturday for the
purchase of the Enid business of
the Wichita Produce Co., and in
the future will handle the produce
trade of this city and outlying
points. The new company is heav-
lily capitalized and will make aspread
in the wholesale produce business
in Oklahoma. The Odd Fellow
building has been secured and will
be headquarters OF the company in
the future. Mr.. Peavy is an expert
in the produce line and will push
the business to a complete success.
We wish him we'll.
From the Both ofSeptember to the
Sd of October the Christian Endea-
vorers from every section of the
state of Minnesota will gather at
Duluth for the seventeenth state
convention of Christian EndeaYor.
The plans for this convention have
been definitely formed and the state
executive committee has arranged
a program for that time which is oil
unusual interest and which will be
very instructive. The Duluth City
Union, who will act in the capacity
Of hosts to the visiting Endeavorers
who are planningi to attend this
1904 convention, will enjoy very
pleasant ands profitable time while
in the Zenith City. Duluth IS an
ideal convention point, abundant in
natural scenery and situated on
hills overlooking the
wide expanse of Lake Superior.
The program is one teeming over
with interesting speakers. Rev.
Cleland of. thei First Presbyterian
Church of Duluth, will deliver the
address of welcome. Mr. Won Ig-
den Vogt, secretary of the United
society, will be present during the
convention and will give several
addresses. Other widely known
and inspiring speakers on the pro-
cram nrn tho Rnv Stanlnv r. R0h