The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-15

/ Redwood county commissioners
at d meeting Of the commissioners
Of the state in connection with tie
meeting Of the state association of
corrections and charities at St. Pc
ter.
On account of THANKSGIVING day,
the Minneapolis & St Louis rail
road will sell round trip excursion
tickets to destinations within 200
miles OF starting point at rate of
one and one-third fare. Dates of
sale Nov. goth and Both, return
| limit Dec. 4 Call on agents for
particulars. Is 2t.
VIM. Post of Harris, this state,
former resident OF this city, was
visiting with old friends in Red
wood Falls, Morgan and Sherman
during the early portion of last
week. Mr.. Post says that he and
his family we're very much pleased
with their new location in Chisago
county, and that they are prosper
ing there.
George Clark, the well-known
Sheridan thresher. was in the city
last Wednesdays Mr.. Clark state d
that he had 90 stacks of grain yet
| 10 thresh before his season S work
was completed and with the heavy
snow falling on that day there was
some doubt as to just when be was
going to do sthe work. Mr.. Clark
stated that thesseason had been a
successful one, and that the yielos
generally were all that could hay e
been asked for.
The fourth assistant postmaster
general has officially notified Post
master Schmelz of Springfield that
the postoffice of Dotson will be dis
continued RNov. Both, and that at
that time the property belonging to
the Office, which consists of mail
keys, locks, books, registry records,
receipts, stationery, stamps,
stamped envelopes, ETC., is to be
surrendered to Postmaster Schmeh.
who will accordingly notify the
postoffice department.
Editor g. R. futile of the Sea-
forth Item drove over from that
place with Prof. G. Fl. Grove last
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. futile sold
the Item several months ago and
then repurchased the same, the
people of Seaforth believing that he
was the man for the helm. During
the time that he was out of the
newspaper business, and even now,
he was dealing in northern Mime
sofa and Wisconsin real estate, and
has put through several successful
deals. -
Attorney V. B. Seward was over
ON Marshall for several days dur
ing the past week, attending to
matters in the district court. Mr..
Seward is a successful practitioner
+ and is frequently mentioned as a
probable successor of B. f. Web
Der as a Judge of the district court.
He will probably be a candidate, he
having received Encouragement
from all over the ninth judicial dis
trict. He is particularly strong in
Lyon and lincoln counties, and has
a good following in the western end
of Redwood county.
G. 9. Engermann, formerly of
this city, who has been in North
Dakota for the past two or three
years, together with his wife, re-
turned to Redwood Falls on visit
on Tuesday afternoon of last week.
4 0uS. w dS % VI dVCitlAS ICpEGSdu bct-
tive of commission house up to a
year ago, when he took the man
agement of large farm near Tower
City. He states that the ground in
the Red River valley was so wet
that it was impossible for harvest.
ing machines to get on to it during
the harvesting season. The recent
cold weather has frosted it and now
machines are at work cutting the
macaroni wheat and fax, and in
some places the oats, with the in.
dication that good crop is vet te
be threshed. The blue stem wheat
grown on this ground is a total
loss, however.
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