The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-15

Miss Short entertained a party of
young ladies at the home of H. Jen-
sen Friday evening.
A. f. Portrait of Morton looked
/ in upon his old friend Goethe at the
court house last Thursday.
John Lunn, formerly of this city
but now on the road for Edwards,
Wood s. Co.. stopped over for day
az the Fountain.
The M. & St. l.. has resumed dali
| " freight trains both ways, instead
of every other day, according to the
winter schedule.
Last Thursday a burned bridge
on the M. & ST. L. Ry., little this
side of Waconia, caused delay of
about five hours in the mail from
the east.
Mrs. Mary Pratt, now OF Seattle
but for many years a resident of
this county, visited with Mrs. J..
Fl. Thomas. her sister, the past
week.
Bankers Ball and Davidson of
Morgan, Lawyer Hauser, Editor
Pollard and w. H. Root of the same
town, attended the telephone meet
ing here on the 9TH inst.
The latest newspaper evidence
published against DR.. Koch is that a
bunch of keys picked up by the un-
dertaker in DIR. Gebhardt's room
were attached to ring identified
as being that of DR.. Koch's. The
evidence factor is getting to be
something "6erce' in this case.
The board of directors of the
rural telephone company meet to-
day to organize for the ensuing
years business. Secretary Evans
has already expressed his desire to
be relieved from the duties OF Sec
rotary, and the board will probably
elect his successor in the near flu
ture.
At the annual meeting of the rur-
al telephone company on the 9TH
inst, the principal business trans
acted was the changing of the by
laws so as to give stockholders the
sole power to amend them at any
regular or special meeting, the
declaration of an eight per cent.
dividend to be distributed within
ninety days, and the election of three
directors. o. T. Newhouse of Wa
basso, W. III. Gold of Redwo Falls
and A. O. Gimmestad of Belview
were the directors chosen. The
financial statement was referred
back to the auditing committee,
with instructions to print and mail
to ockholders.
w. HI. Gold and sisters, whose
summons to the bedside of their
brother. S. r. Gold of Bigstone, was
noted last week, arrived only a few
hours before the final summons
came. S. r. Gold was the oldest of
five brothers, two of the survivors
being residents of Bigstone. Frank
Gold of Renyille and w. II. Gold of
this city are the two remaining
brothers, and Mrs. Wallace and
Miss Gold of this city and Mrs.
Tasker of Assiniboia are the sur
yiving sisters. Sid r.. Gold was
a man of energy and character, a
persistent church and temperance
worker, and has represented his
district in the state senate. The
cause of death is said to be cancer
of the stomach.
The Minnesota experiment sta.
ton has originated and distributed
to the farmers of Minnesota two
new varieties of wheat, viz. MINI
No. 100, a fife wheat, which is es
pecially adapted to the northern
part of the state. and Mimi. No
169 blue stem variety, which has
i given universal satisfaction and is
superior to No. 1853. Recent esti
mates have been made as to the
probable amount of MINI. 1863 whea
raised last year and the figures are
placed, conseryatively, between
800, 900 and 400, 900 bushels. Thes.
wheats both have pedigree bacl
of their huge yielding qualities anG
have been originated by a system
of most careful selection. Every
available bushel of these wheats
now on hand should be used fol