The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-23

! James McGregor and Peter Ma
ney were down from Vesta last Fri
day.
Sheriff b. C. Schueller was at
early morning passenger for St
Paul and Minneapolis last Thurs
day.
4 E. A. Cross of the Gold-Stabecl
bank will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Cross in Illinois. The latter
will return home with him.
4 President Roosevelt has desig
mated tomorrow as the day or
which to render the yearly thanks
and Gov. Van SAINT has 0. KID the
designation.
/ S. G.. Peterson returned home
last friday morning from several
days trip to several towns in the
county, where he made extensive
sales of furs, cloaks and Jackets.
f. L. Tout of Vesta secured a
marriage license last Thursday to
marry Miss Zelma Byington of that
place, formerly of Redwood Falls.
Mr.. Tout is a well-known business
man OF Vesta and Miss Byington is
a charming young miss of the place.
Miss Arabella Martin, who has
been visiting with the family of H.
A. Baldwin during the past two
weeks, returned to her home in
Hastings last Friday. Miss Martin
and her mother are expecting to
reside in Redwood Falls some time
in the future.
Mrs. w. F. Dickinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Matte Dickinson, left st.
Paul last Wednesday. morning for
Spokane, Washington, where they
will spend some time with George
Dickinson and family before they
proceed on their journey to south
ern California.
Gems of Poesy, published at 81. so
by the Delhaye Publishing Co.,
356 Dearborn St., Chicago, ILL.,, is a
charming collection of 432 pages of
modern poetry, beautifully and ex-
pensively bound in silk and gold
and is especially adapted for pres
entation. Sadie A. Holt of Delhi is
a contributor and her work is the
subject of much favorable comment.
The fire department was called
out by an alarm of fire about $50
O'Clock last Wednesday evening.
The tow mill near the North western
tracks had caught FIRE in some man
ner. The flames were quickly ex-
tinguished without any serious
damage. Fire was discovered in
the plant on one or two previous
occasions, but was extinguished
without sending in an alarm.
At the meeting of the representa-
tives of the Seventh Congressional
district at Granite Falls last We'd
nesday afternoon. Frank CIague of
Lamberton was unanimously indors-
ed as the districts candidate for
speaker, and members entered into
written agreement to stand by
him as long as he had show for the
position. Mr.. Clague has develop
ed great deal of strength all over
the state and the prospects of his
election are quite bright.
Arthur Ii. Mohler, formerly of
Lamberton, this county, was elected
county attorney of Lincoln county
at the recent election. Mr.. Mohler
was acting in that capacity up to
two years ago when he made an un-
successful attempt to break into the
legislature and this year he made a
fight at the primaries and won out.
Then an independent candidate was
placed in the field against him and
again he won out by majority of
l04. Both campaigns were siren
uous for Arthur but he pulled
through with his old time vigor.
A Tracy special of the 10Th says
that considerable CONSERVATION ex-
lists in business and social circles
over the disappearance of Carl A.
Young. He left here on Oct. u. A
few days later he sent a remittance
to one of the local lodges for dues