The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-31

DR.. Sauer has returned and re-
sumed the practice of medicine, his
Office being at his residence.
Wanted 100 young men and wom-
en- to attend the Marshall Business
College for ensuing year. J. J. R;l-
lingsly." 43-2t.
Mrs. Fl. G. Shockey returned
from her visit with relatives at
Waterville on Wednesday Of last
week.
George Chamberlain Of Marshall
and Blanche Davis of Rome, N. Y,
are visiting with G.. A. Jaehning
and family.
The burning of some rubbish in
the rear of an clubhouse on Rev. E.
C. Nicholson s premises caused an
alarm of fire about 5:45 Saturday
evening.
/ George Norcutt was in from Lu-
can Saturday. He states that crops
are moving along as well as could
be expected, in view of the cold
| weather.
The Episcopal church vestry will
serve supper and the ladies of the
church will have fair at the opera
house next Friday evening from
$50 to s.
George N. Smith came up from
the university last Friday evening
and will remain in Redwood Falls
until that institution opens for the
fall and winter term.
The high school boys are pre-
pairing for field meeting between
the Renville and Redwo athletes
to be held at the old fair grounds
next Saturday afternoon.
The show windows of Redw
stores this week indicate that we
have a number of bright young men
and lady clerks who have exquisite
tastes in window dressing.
Frank Kline reached here over
land from Pine River on Tuesday of
last week. He stated that the first
grass tall enough for grazing by
bis stock was found when he got on
this side of Browerville.
Mrs Fl. J. Heilnan left Saturday
to visit with relatives in Wisconsin
and also to be present at the gradu-
alton Of her son, Ernest Heilman,
from the North western university
at Watertown. The latter exer-
cises will take place on June 2lst
and Mrs. Heilman will be absent |
from Red wood Falls for nearly a |
month.
Urn Bergen's house and three lots ON
Grove street, two blocks from Redwood
bridge, for sale at bargain. Inquire
of owner or at Gold-Stabeck bank. 33tf |
Orrin DeGroat secured the con-
tract for the excavation of the base
ment of the new high school build
ing and has o crew Of men already |
at work upon the same. Thos. /
Hoskias has 300 feet of range rock
ready for the building and is keep |
ing double crew at work at the
quarries to get the rock out on the
required time, and also to fill other
contracts.
L.. E.. Potter and Frank J. Sheffield
of Springfield together with about
20 members of Mr.. Potter's Sunday
school class, drove over from Spring
field last Saturday morning and
spent the day around the falls and
on Lake Redwood. returning to
their home about 5 O'Clock that
afternoon. The pupils spent a
MOSS delightful day under the guild
ance of Messrs. Potter and Sheffield.
Col. E. A. Cross, assistant cash
Ter of the Gold-Stabeck bank, ex-
poets to take charge OF new bank
of the Cold Stabeck system to be
started soon in one of the new towns
on the 500 extension in North Da-
kota. Col. Cross isl conversant
with every detail of the banking
business, reliable and absolutely
square young man, and he will GER
tainly make a success of the new in
stitution.
Gen. Blanchard, Major Cieske
and Surgeon-General Whittmore of
Schutzville (MarshalD camp auto
modified into town at 1890 Sunday
morning, secured our sig to their
passports, and then left foriGranite,
Montevideo and home, the trip be-
ing made against time and on