The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

last week to Undertaken Grapp,
for $500.
Mrs. w. r. Barnes has been visit
ing with relatives in Tracy during
the past week.
Paul Mccoy and wife are now
residing in St. Louis, which city is
to be their future home.
A special meeting of the county
board will be convened here next
Wednesday, April 18th, for the
transaction of regular county bust
ness.
Chas. w. H. Lentz of Perkins,
S. D., has accepted the position as
salesman at the Big Store, vacated
by Frank Birkenmeyer. He arrived
last week.
Clerk Warner received notice last
Thursday to the effect that Mrs.
Sophia Brewster had been granted
pension of So per month, the same
to commence with April 10th, 1905.
Mrs. Brewster will receive 500 back
pension, as result.
Seeding was commenced in Red
wood county as early as March 18th
this year. Several seeders were at
work on the high spots of Paxton
on that day There may have been
some seeding done earlier, but this
is the earliest report received at
this office.
Mrs. Alex Coffin and children
will leave next week for visit
with relatives in Wisconsin. Mr..
Coffin will preach his last sermon
in the Episcopal church on Easter
Sunday and on the following day
will go to Pine Island to take charge
of the church there. Mrs. Coffin
and children will join him later.
A letter received from Gov. John
son IS to the effect that he will be
unable to be present at the meeting
of the bankers Of the Seventh con
gressional district in this city on
May 18th, owing to the fact that
he had been scheduled to speak at
another point before he received
the invitation to come to Redwood
Falls.
The Renville Star Farmer says
that ED. Horn has secured a posi-
ton in hardware store at Redwood
Falls, and expects to make that his
future home He has some articles
of furniture, good as new, he de-
sires to sell cheap Mr.. Horn and
family will remain here for short
time until he can secure a house
over there.
Gilbert Gutterson of Lake Crystal, /
quite well-known in this city and
county, where he has had much I
Ito do with the establishing of rural
free delivery routes, will probably
be the opponent of Hon. j. T. Nc
Cleary for the Republican nomina-
ton for congress over in the Second
district. If there is any one Min
nesota representative in congress
to-day who seems to be able to hold
his own with his constituents it is
Mr.. McCleary, and he seems to have
strong hold on his people. Con-
sequently Mr. Gutterson, who is an
able fellow, good mixer, and a
stalwart Republican Of the younger
and more progressive type, will
have his hands full from now until
the primaries to keep in the run
ming with the present incumbent.
Fred. H. Bauermeister, who has
been for number of years con-
nected with elevators at Wanda and
Clements, and during all of that
u me with the political and com
mercial growth of the county, has
gone to Chaska, where he has Sc
cured employment with Hon. Chas.
H. Klein as bookkeeper in the ex-
tensive brick yards owned by Mr..
( Klein. The removal of Mr.. Bauer
meister from Redwood county has
been the source of deep regret to
the many people who have become
acquainted with him. He is young
man, possessing a keen business in
sight, and more genuine hustle to
the square inch than is seen in many
man of his age. Had he remained
here he would some day undoubted
/ ly have been the recipient of some
political preferment at the hands