The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-01

Mrs. Doletha Mortimer and sister,
Mrs. Johnson, the latter Of Spring
Valley. spent a portion Of last week
in Minneapolis.
Harry Ward left Tuesday evening
of last week to join the Redwood
fishing colony at Green Lake, and
VIM. Milne Smith left on Wednes-
day evening for the same place.
This completed the male quartet for
the occasion.
Mrs. Matilda Liebenguth and Mrs.
John ]. Palmer and son, Russell
Palmer, returned to Wells on Tues
day evening of last week, Mrs.
Liebenguth visiting with her mother
and sister there for few days be-
fore going to her home at New
Richland.
Mrs. A. Asleson and daughter of
Dawson are visiting with Mrs. A.
parents, H. F. Jackson and wife of
this city. DR.. Asleson was here dur
ing the early portion of the week,
leaving Wednesday morning to at
tend a meeting of the state OPTIC
metry association at Tonka Bay.
Mrs. Willard Mason left last Fri
day for Glenburn, North Dakota,
where Willard has been working for
some time past. The Mason house
hold goods left here on the same
day, and that place will be their
future home. A. H. Moon and fam
ly also reside at that place.
H, M. Hitchcock was spending
most of last week attending the an
nual meeting of the state optometry
association at Tonka Bay. The pro-
gram Of the convention was an
elaborate one, both entertainment
and business, and Mr.. Hitchcock
was an important factor in making
it up.
w. H. Gold and family returned
on Tuesday afternoon of last week
from an extended outing at their
summer cottage along the banks of
Big Stone lake. The entire family
are greatly pleased over the jaunt,
and the young people hint that they
would like to have remained even
longer.
Only $3.50 to Minneapolis & St.
Paul and return on the Minneapolis
& St. Louis popular excursion Sat-
urday and Sunday, August 4th and
5th. Tickets good for return on
regular trains leaving St. Paul until
500 a. m. and Minneapolis 9:02 a.
m. Monday, August 9Th. This is
your first opportunity to visit the
Twin cities this season at a low rate.
F. M. Clark, an old Redwood Falls
township boy, just now of Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, was visiting with his
parents in that township, and rela-
tives in this city during the early
portion of last week. Mr.. Clark is
engaged in the real estate business
at Saskatoon, and is making a big
success of the sale of Canadian dirt,
both in city and farm tracts. He
reports that Saskatoon is a booming
city of 5000 people, and that the
population is increasing SO rapidly
that it is hard to give a correct idea
of the census. Mr.. Clark left for
his new home on Wednesday morn
ing.
Brown County Journal: 1t is I'M
derstood when Bingham Bros. build
their new elevator, smut collectors
will be included in the plans. Since
the elevator was destroyed several
weeks ago there has been con-
certed effort on the part of large
number Of property owners in that
portion of the city to have the new
elevator built further away from
the residence district. The old ele-
vator did not have adequate smut
collectors, and therefore this offal
of the grain blew over the adjacent
portion of the city. The property
owners have become quiescent up
on the information that the firm
will place the best smut collectors
obtainable in their new elevator
when it is built.