The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
Fred. L. Warner has r~~~rned
rom a trip to Minneapolis.

from a trip to Minneapolis.
Girl wanted, to do general house
work. Apply at c. Fred. Thomp-
sons. 47-tf.
Mankato Commercial college opens
Sept. Sd. Enroll then and get two
m onths free.
DR.. Lyman has been with his fam
lily at Green Lake for the past few
days ard vii bring the family home
on July 5 h,
Hon. Frank Clague was over from
Lamberton attending to probate
court business during the early por-
ton Of last week.
A summer training school for
teachers will be held at Olivia, be-
ginning July 5th and ending August
list. The instructors will be G. A.
Patchin, j. 3. Arp and Mrs. Daisy
Fanand.
Miss Katie DuVall Of Edgeley,
North Dakota, was visiting with the
Misses Peabody during the early
portion Of last week. Miss DuVall
left for st. Paul Wednesday to visit
with the family of G.. L. Parkhill in
that city.
w. P. Elliott and family left on
Tuesday Of last week for Battle
Lake, this state, where they will
spend a couple Of weeks with rela-
tives and old friends and in enjoying
an outing around one Of the pref
test lakes in Minnesota.
The Redwood county strawberry
crop has been on the market for a
couple Of weeks, and while the
weather has been against the proper
development of the berries the crop
has been an ordinarily large one,
and the berries are Of a reasonably
fine flavor. One of the growers
placed $50 boxes on sale at a Red
wood store in a single day, and all
Of them were sold before the store
closed for the night. Another
grower placed so boxes at another
store with the same result.
Newton Beers, the gifted imper-
senator, who appears here July 18th
under the auspices Of the Redwood
Odd Fellow lodge, has long been
associated with the foremost lights
of the American stage, and is him
self so thoroughly established in the
hearts Of two generations Of theatre
goars that but for his present re-
markable work in the lyceum field
an introduction would seem super
Huous. He will appear here in
David and Jonathan, and people
who wish to hear an excellent read
ing should secure their tickets early.
The boat association held a meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon and ap-
pointed H. A. Baldwin, C. w. Mead
and G. Fred. Thompson a committee
to dispose of all the remainder of
its property. AS a result the com
mittee will offer for sale about 200
cords Of wood now growing on the
L. acre park up the lake. The
pavilion will be sold as a whole, or
it will be torn down and the lumber
disposed Of. The boat house and
docks at the foot of Third street
will also be sold in a similar manner, /
and it is expected that the remain
ing launch, the Alice, will be sold to
Minneapolis parties during the next
week or two. The hull of the burned
Simplex was sold to Carkhuff &
Wood for 500.
-Four courses Of instruction are
given at the university farm at St.
Park. First, the college
course for students who have grad
lated from a state high school or
rom the School of Agriculture;
second, a school course Of three
winters for farmers boys and girls
Who have finished eighth grade work
md who desire to study agriculture
md home economics; third, a short
curse for farmers, which is a
ecture course of eight weeks dura-
ion, given for the benefit of the
armers who cannot afford the time
0 take the regular school course;
ourth, a four weeks course for
utter and cheese makers. In order