The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-26

Sleepy Eye will have city deliv-
cries of mail after Sept. 1st next.
Chris. Koplesh Of Brownton and
John Booth of Fairfax were visitors
at John lett S the past week.
Judge Evans was called upon to
tie the knot uniting John P. Enger
and Helga G. Bjorke, at his Office
on the 18th inst.
Supt. Race and wife are in Min
neapolis this week, where the form
er is assisting in summer school
work and attending special lectures
on educational themes.
Kumm & Donovan have purchased
the Harry Thorn stock of blacksmith
supplies and now have complete line
of M over and sickle sections, which
they are selling at 5 cents each. The
firm also handles John Deere pillow
lays. If you want anything in this
line call on them. Soft.
The Gazette Office received pleas
ant calls from Mayor Robinson of
Tracy and Junior Vice Commander
Barrett of LeSueur during the dis
trict encampment here. Capt. Bar
rett Is editor of the LeSueur Senti-
mel, but is not to be confused with
the famous LeSueur liar, who oc-
cupies class all by himself.
The members of the old drum
corps of five years ago got together
on Wednesday evening and made
distinctive hit for visitors and
townspeople as well. The kids"
of five years ago had generally at
tanned to manly stature, but had
not forgotten the trick of turning
out good martial music with fife
and drum.
While the denizens of the larger
cities have been sweltering and
dying off with July heat, here in
breezy Minnesota people have ex-
perienced little discomfort, where
the rules of health have been OBJ
served, in spite of the high range of
the thermometer. No serious pros
trations on account of heat have
been reported to this Office.
Curt Aldrich saw Ray French at
his home IN Saltwater recently,
and reports that the young man has
recovered his health but is as yet
unable to use his lower limbs, which
are apparently paralyzed. Ray
takes his af1ictiou bravely and even
cheerfully, and is general favorite
in the social circles where he is
known. A specialist is giving his
limbs regular treatment in the hope
of restoring him to active pursuits.
Wet weather conditions have very
materially affected the wheat pros
poets in the country north of here,
especially in the Red River valley.
Supt. Race went as far north as
Hallock on his recent trip, and saw
everywhere evidences of drowned
grain fields and low grade crops.
Even so far south as Montevideo
the rains had affected the crop out
look unfavorably, and boys had
been catching cat fish and pickerel
in overlooked wheat fields in that
vicinity.
A well-known attorney stated re-
Gently that cit seems to be a gen.
eral impression that the Hon. B. F.
Weber will not be candidate for
the reelection to the judge-ship Of
this district at the next election and
and it is reported that he has an
nounced that he will not become a
candidate. There is considerable
speculation among the legal frater-
nifty as to the proper person to sue
coed Judge Weber. A large ma
jority OF the lawyers of this district
seem to favor the Hon. V. B. Sew
ard of Marshall. Mr.. Seward is
one of the oldest and most success
full lawyers OF the ninth judicial
district and without doubt if elect
ed would be very able jurist and
fill the Office in very satisfactory
manner. Other lawyers of different
counties have been mentioned as
possible candidates.