The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-12

from MllFOy, WHERE uC AAoos uE6HI
elected principal of the schools for
the coming year.
Judge Evans is building boat
land will be a competitor for the
cup at the Lake Redwood regatta
next summer. His mail now comes
addressed in care of Admiral Jump
offski.
Morgan Messenger: Workmen
of the Minnesota Central telephone
company were in town the past
week. They we're putting up a
copper wire between Redwood Falls
and Sleepy Eye.
The w. C. T. q. will hold their
annual meeting on Sabbath OBJ
servance" in the parlors of the NJ.
E. church on Thursday, April Is,
at D. m. A good program pre-
pared. Every body invited.
A Montevideo paper notes that
Miss Imogene Pryor spent her
spring vacation visiting relatives
at Breckenridge. Prof. Leonard
Pryor is principal of the schools in
the latter city, we understand.
W. II. Peavey is back from Kan
sas, without getting mixed up in
the Standard Oil war. He found
his son Hugh and son-in-law Louis
Baker doing we'll, and invested
somewhat in their dairy commission
business at Independence.
Misses Capt. Bennett and Lieut..
Anderson arrived in this city early
last week from Minneapolis, and
took charge of the Salvation Army
work. 1t is hoped that there will
be no further interruption of their
meetings by juvenile hoodlums or
others.
Milroy Echo: Byron DeGroat,
who has been staying at Red wood
Falls during the winter, came home
last Thursday for a short stay with
his parents at this place. \ ** C.
H. Frederickson of Shutdown had
his right hand badly injured by
barbed wire on Tuesday of last
week while trying to get horse
out of the fence.
The ladies of the Relief Corps
are invited to meet at the home of
Mrs. J. B. Robinson on Friday,
April Is, at 2:30, for the purpose of
making cushions for the Soldiers
Home. All who can do so are re-
quested to bring material. Be on
hand promptly with scissors, nee
die and thimble. At six o'clock
Mrs. Robinson will serve supper,
for which fee OF ten cents will be
charged.
About 1000 volumes of new
books arrived in the city last week
for the library. The work of ar
ranging and cataloguing them prop
erly will require some time. It
may be as late as May 1st before
the library will be opened to admit
of the loaning of books, but after
that time the library board in
ftend to make it possible for every
citizen to take out books, under
necessary rules and restrictions.
Every lover of good literature viii
find something to his or her taste
in the new collection.
Our present system of national
education takes little, if any, &C
count of practical agriculture, yet
the successful farmer of today, as
is coming to be more and more gen
orally recognized, must possess
some technical knowledge of his
business, more than his father or
his grandfather knew. The keen
competition which has invaded
farming as well as commercial oc-
equations makes imperative the in
PRODUCTION into our educational
system of practical farm studies, if
American farmers are to maintain
their supremacy in competition
with other classes, or if American
agriculture is to continue to lead
the world.
At the annual meeting of the
medical societies of Brown and
Redwood counties held at Redwood
Falls on April 4sh the following
officers we're elected: President.
DR.. J. L. Adams, Morgan; vice
president, DR.. G, B. Weise, New
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