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


tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses ST..
Mrs. Joseph Fountain was enjoy
ing visit with Mrs. Setter at Win
throp during the early portion of
last week.
Judge B. F. Weber of New Ulm,
Hon. Frank Clague of Lambertor,
and Col. Fred. G. futile of Belview,
were among the political thinkers
lowering around the court house
Tuesday.
A hundred or more people took
advantage of the special excursion
rates to St. Paul and Minneapolis
over the St. Louis last Saturday and
Sunday, and most of them took in
the flying machine exhibit at Won
derland.
A large number Of the members
of the Rebekah degree lodge of
Morton visited and were entertained
by members of Crystal lodge of the
same degree in this city last We'd
nesday evening. A luncheon was
served by the Redwood ladies and
pleasing informal program was
rendered.
The ball game between Col. Apitz's
business mems aggregation of this
city, and the business mems aggre-
cation of Echo led by Col. George
B. Hughes, at the Lakeview grounds
on Monday evening of last week,
resulted in the Redwood colony win
ming out by a score of 9 to 5. Both
sides played good ball and the large
crowd present witnessed an inter-
esting game.
S. ]. Golden has sold the residence
recently purchased by him of E. D.
French, and located on Ramsey
Heights, to Marion Johnson, the
consideration being $1,000. Mr..
Golden paid 81, 800 for the property
about a month ago. He is always
ready for buy or sell deal, and will
rent until he can find something suit
able to buy. Mr.. johnson will move
into his newly acquired residence as
soon as Mr.. Golden vacates.
A committee appointed by the
Turnverein of New Ulm and the
city engineer located the spot where
the old Setter building stood in
which was organized the first Turner
society of this state. They had
little difficulty in finding the old
excavation, which was once a cellar
1t is now overgrown with small trees
and weeds. Taking their bearings
from this they fixed a place on the
nearest road and planted a stake
which, in the course of few weeks,
will be replaced with a bronze tablet
set in boulder designating the
spot on which the old log house
stood and fixing the time of the
birth of the states first Turner
society.
Thos. Arnett and Frank E. Scoates
returned home on Tuesday evening
of last week from an extended trip
to Minot and other points in North
Dakota. Mr.. Arnett left here some
time ago for Minot, taking with him
quite large quantity of live stock,
machinery, etc. On arriving at Mi
not Mr.. Arnett found several peo-
pie who wanted the live stock worse
than he did, and they offered him
fancy prices for the same, with the
result that he sold, then made fur
ther inspection of the country, and
returned home to make more live
stock purchases for shipment into
that country. The two gentlemen
report North Dakota crops looking
fine and say that the durum or mac
aronni wheat growing there will av-
erage between 40 and so bushels per
acre.
Warden Wolfer of the Saltwater
prison announced that the entire
output of the Saltwater binding
Irvine plant was exhausted on Sat-
urday, July 21st, and all orders re-
ceived from farmers and others
after thatssdate, were returned, and
are still being returned. The amount
of Irvine manufactured this year
woo 70 5(0 000 Mounds tbo 1or,.oct