The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-08

Winter term begins Tuesday, Nov.
9Th. Special terms to students enter
ing at that time. Address, Mankato,
Mimi, Toland's Business Univer-
sity 1l-3t.
Hon. Frank Clague was over from
Lamberton Tuesday taking a depo-
silion in one of the cases in which
be is interested and which is to be
tried at the present term of court.
Daniel Redding, a we'll known
young farmer of Westline township,
was united in marriage to Miss
Lucy Klein of the same township at
ST. Michael's church, Milroy, com
mencing at 1870 a. M, Oct. 24th.
Granite Journal: The colored ball
player, "Doggie" Woods, left his
wife and two small children at Rem
vile, and as they are unable to sup
port themselves the children were
sent to the school for dependent
children at Owatonna. To see
Woods strut around when he is
playing ball one might think he
owned the town.
The board of education has al
lowed the final bill of R. D. Church
for architect services in connection
with the new high school. The f.
nal estimate OF Nelson & Co., the
contractors on the building, has
been held up pending an investiga-
tion of the black boards and one or
two doors. The heating contrac-
tors are slow with their work, and
it will be three weeks before the
building is thrown open for educa-
tional purposes.
Bert Hammer has received no
tice that he, his wife and five child
rem will, be permitted to.sharei in the
annuity recently granted to the
members and the descendants of
the band of New York Indians. The
annuity will amount to about 5000
for each person, and will be quite
windfall for Bert. and his family.
The distribution is being made I'M
der careful conditions, only the
members and direct descendants be-
ing permitted to participate, and
the making out of the decedent pa
pers for Bert. and his family re-
quired some time.
1t is stated that because farmers
are lax in placing their fail eggs on
the market the consumers of hen
fruit in state of Minnesota lose an
nually over 100000. This state
ment may be astonishing but the
cause can be readily observed. The
farmers are lax in placing their
eggs on the market when they are
fresh and the dealers in small towns
are also lax in forcing the producer
to take back his tainted eggs. This
places the wholesaler in a position
where he must ask higher price
for the produce to make allowance
for the culls. 1t is estimated that
the residents of the twin cities lose
over $50, 600 annually for this pro-
duct of the farm by reason of this
condition.
The marriage of Miss Birdie o.
Hara, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. O'Hara of this city,
to Roland Heath, car assigner OF the
Great Northern and Great Western
railroads at Minneapolis, was sol:
emnized by Rev. FIR. McCleary, at
his parish reception room in Mime
apolis, on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, the
relatives of the groom and a sister
OF the bride being present at the
ceremony. The bride is well and
favorably known here. where she
has host of friends among old and
young. She was graduate OF the
1895 class of the Redwood Falls
high school, and for long time was
a stenographer in the Red wood
County bank. Afterwards she
went to Minneapolis and continued
her stenographic work. The groom
has visited Redwood Falls on sew
eral occasions and has shown him
self to be clever and rustling
young man. Their home will be in
Minneapolis. The bride and groom
visited the latter's parents and 9TH
er relatives here on Oct. 29th.