The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-08

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Emil Raddatz, residing on
Mai. Powell's farm Friday morning.
Mrs. Chas. G. Buxton is expected
here from Wenatchee, Wash, this
week, to visit with her parents,
other relatives and friends.
Miss Essery and Forrest King
are doing some lively work in hand
| ling the government business at
the postofice just to let the p. m.
know, when he returns, that they
are keeping up his pace.
A big batch of appointments as
delegates to the state immigration
convention the pay your own ex
pense kind-was received here last
Saturday morning, and they created
more or less humor among the old
guard and feelings of pride among
the new.
A rainfall set in Tuesday night of
last week and continued for several
days, thoroughly soaking all the
fields in this section of the state.
On Wednesday night the fall was
very heavy and continued during
all of the night. Building opera
tions were delayed as result.
| George Whittet and wife we're
traversing through counties IN
northern Minnesota couple of
weeks ago, returning home last
week. They were in Benton coun-
ty and while there were the guests
of W. III. Lance and wife of Ronneby.
They are contemplating trip to
the st. Louis exposition in short
! time.
At meeting of the board of edu-
cation Saturday afternoon Miss Cora
M. Hawley of Loveland, Ohio, was
elected as one Of the teachers in the
high school, Lena N. Keller of Cat
taraugus, N. Y, teacher in the
eighth grade, Lydia Loge of Austin
a teacher in the 7th grade and Jes-
sic M. Walkup teacher to be as
signed.
| Milroy Echo: 1t is reported that
the Northwestern railroad is pre-
pairing to ballast this division of
their railway system. The work
will be commenced about the middle
of June. It is thought that when
the work is complete a change in
the running of trains on this divi-
sion will be made, and several
through freights will 60 this way
} and also an additional passenger
train.
: Speaking of the Renville-Redwood
game the base ball writer of the
Renville Record says: Renville de-
feated Redwood Falls on their home
ground Friday by score of 4 to O.
There was nothing to the game but
Pat Finnegan, for he refused to give
the Redwood boys chance to break
into the game. One lone, little din.
XIV hit was all that he allowed them
and but two men reached first dur
ing Redwood's nine times at the
bat. The fourteen strike outs cred
tied to the Renyille man shows how
completely he had his opponents a
his mercy. The balance of the team
gave him good support the few
chances they had and Redwood wa.
never dangerous factor IN thu
contest. Dutch Francois did very
we'll also. holding Renville down I
seven hits. His support was no
good and errors were responsible
for most of Renville's scores. Noye
caught his first game for Renvill
and made good. The general vel
dict was that he will do. The un
pire furnished. considerable amuse
ment for both sides. He took hin
self quite seriously and though hi
Judgment was very bad he scattere
his mistakes with an impartialit
that showed good intention as we
as poor Judgment. The Redwoo
team Is stronger than last year an
Francois bids fair to pitch goo