The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-06

Mrs. Harry P. Laird and child of
Redfeld, South Dakota, are visiting
with the Mead and Laird families in
this city.
Henry Charter and family left for
Oregon and Washington some time
ago and they expect to remain in
the coast states until about March
LIST.
St. Peter people have decided to
drop the matter of securing a can
ming factory on account of the
slump in the corn market and the
evident uncertainty of realizing suffi-
cient from the venture to make the
thing a success.
Mrs. Kate S. Miller, mother of A.
C. Miller of this city, who has been
residing at Wenatchee, Wash, for
several years past, is now residing at
Palm Beach, California, to which
place she went from Wenatchee sew
eral weeks ago.
Teachers should notify pupils that
diplomas for perfect attendance, ex-
cellent work and good department
will be given. Also, a diploma for
100 days attendance, providing ex-
cellent work and good conduct ac-
companies the attendance. What
school in the county will earn the
best record?
Have you seen that big engine at
The Fair store? 1t is one of the lat
est ideas in modern and improved
toys, and is regarded as a most ex-
pensive proposition. That some
young man will be made happy on
Christmas day by having the engine
run into his house for an engineer is
the determination of Manager
Shockey of that institution, and you
had better call at The Fair store and
get on to the plan.
At the regular meeting of Redwood
lodge No. AZ, Knights of Pythias, on
Tuesday evening of last week E. A.
Pease was elected chancellor COM
mander, Frank G.. Hubbard vice
chancellor, DR.. w. A. Brand prelate,
A. G.. Dolliff master of work, G.. A.
Patton master at arms, George L.
Evans keeper of records and seals,
H. M. Aune master of finance, Emil
Kuenzli master of exchequer, Chas.
K. Odekirk inner guard, Harry Ward
outer guard and Chas. A. Luscher
trustee for term Of three years.
There was general sound of snow
shoveling last Wednesday morning.
The storm of rain and sleet of the
Monday evening previous turned in
to snow Tuesday afternoon and
strong northwest wind sent the snow
dancing about in a genuine blizzard
style. This continued throughout
most of Tuesday night, and when
Wednesday morning dawned snow
drifts were not an uncommon sight.
The thermometer had registered re
70 during the early morning hours,
the coolest mark up to that time
this season.
Judge Weber is not to be "smok-
ed out" on his possible candidacy for
reelection. During the closing days
of the Redwood county term of
court lawyer friend of one of the
east end probable candidates for
judge next year put it up the pres
ent occupant straight as to whether
he intended being a candidate for
denomination and reelection. Il
don't now politely returned the
judge. 1T is too early to say at
least six months too early, | should
think" And when the result of the
interview was waited over the east
ern prairie the intending candidate
remarked that the judge would have
to show his hand before that even
if he had to do it by making his own
announcement. The GAZETTE trusts
that no further effort will be made
to have it adjudged in contempt for
the dissemination of this important
bit of judiciary political news.
A night train now runs from Tracy
to Redfeld via Marshall. The new
train is operated from Redfeld to
Tracy and return, and consists of
the regulation baggage and mail
cars, smoking car, passenger coach
and a sleeping car. At Tracy this is
consolidated with a similar train
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