The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

tonight.
Come in and let us explain our free
trading stamp plan at M. Lauterbach's
II D. S. Bald win, nephew of the
Judge, is visiting his relatives in
this city this week.
Mrs. M. G. Badger and daughter oil
Minneapolis are visiting at Rev L.
F. Badgers.
Misses Rachel and Birdie O'Hara
of Minneapolis are at home for their
summer vacation.
Misses Esther and Bessie Elliott
are visiting in Tracy, and will re-
main over next week.
Attorneys Olsen of Sleepy Eye
and Hauser of Morgan had business
in this city last Monday.
The married men and single men
p aged fve-inning game at Lake
view Monday evening, the former
turning the tables on last Friday s
record, scoring II, the colts 3.
| A new residence has been erected
on the premises of Mrs. G. Englund
on Wyoming street, and the resi-
dence of John Vail, in the same
block, has been enlarged.
| Will Jackson has been appointed
Redwoo Falls agent for the Eagle
Roller Mill Co., succeeding the late
Walter Peavey. The appointment
is generally approved.
j. H. Bowers expects to travel
westward next Monday, intending
to visit three brothers in Oregon
and one in California in connection
with Portland trip. He will be
gone three or four weeks.
The Farmers elevator company
shipped car of rye of the new crop
last Saturday. 1t was raised by
Fred. Banker, and was of good
quality. Several cars of new bar
ley are also going out from this
market from day to day.
Threshermen are preparing to
begin threshiug from the shock the
coming week. We shall know bet
ter after getting reports from the
machines as to what the harvest of
1905 is going to be, but present in
dications are for an average crop at
least.
W. Fl. Wallace sends THE GAZETTE
word that the family enjoyed pleas
ant journey to Los Angeles, and are
now getting settled at their new
home, No. 1043 w. Seth street. w.
II. Hospitality predicts that the
above number will become familiar
one to his Red wood Falls friends.
Adolph Arndt was brought be-
fore Judge Laudon last Monday, on
a complaint of assault sworn out by
his wife. After hearing testimony
the court ordered Arndt to give
bonds in the sum of $3.50 to keep
the peace and to pay the court costs.
Arndt halls from Vesta.
Lamberton Star: Attorney Nc
Leod, of Slayton, was in the city
Tuesday, having ridden on his wheel
from Redwood Falls to take train
here for Tracy. When within about
a mile or two of town he was hustl-
ing to get here when his wheel
broke down. He was pretty nearly
tagged out when he got here just
in time to hollow to the brakeman
on the hind coach as his train pulled
out. He was badly disappointed
because of missing his train as i'm
portant business required him to be
in Slayton the next morning.
The Fairfax Standard, comment
ing on the loss of the roundhouse
at Morton, thinks that sit is just
barely possible that the burning of
this building may change the future
of Norton For years it has been
strongly limited that the railroad
company were considering the ad-
visibility OF running their main
line through Redwood Falls, from
there to Belview. This would leave
Morton, North Redwood and Delhi
on a stub line. Mortonites will no
doubt vigorously deny an imputa-
ton of this sort, but just the same
the conditions about as outlined are
possibility. If Morton should
| lose the division point the town
would sink into decline as its ter
ritory is very small"