The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-02-14

The regu ar meeting of the mem
bers of the women's club was held
at the home Of Mrs. c. Fred.
Thompson on Tuesday evening of
last week.
c.. H. Frederickson, commissioner
of the Third district, was in the
city during the early portion of last
week attending to county matters
pertaining directly to his district.
DR.. F. w. Birch, a former Red
wood dentist, but now residing at
Waterville, this state, came up from
that place on Monday evening of
last week, and spent several days
with his old friends in Redwood
Falls. DR.. Birch is enjoying a good
dental practice at Waterville and
seems to like the location very
much. He reports Mrs. Birch and
the children as being in good health.
Thos. McNaughton, a former resi-
dent of Underwood township, this
county, and one of the solid, con-
sentative factors in the farming
community of Redwood county, who
went from that place to the North
west territory several years ago,
was in Redwood Falls on Tuesday
of last week, calling on some of his
old friends here. Mr.. McNaughton
was given hearty welcome. He is
visiting his brother, residing near
Delhi, and says that he is we'll
pleased with his location in the
northwest.
George Seebeck, who has been
learning pharmacy in E. A. Luscher's
drug store for several years past,
left on Tuesday of last week for
Minneapolis to enter a school of
pharmacy, and after taking a course
in that school he hopes to be able
to stand an examination before the
state board of pharmacy for full
registered pharmacist. George has
a lot of enthusiasm and energy,
coupled with will-power and deter
mination, and we predict that he
will make good on the guess of his
relatives and friends.
A Victoria, B. c., special of Feb.
18th says that the body of l. J. Bruer
of Minneapolis, a Valencia victim,
was identified this evening by his
niece, Miss Minna Bruer, by the
dental work, a description of which
was telegraphed on request by Min
neapolis dentists. Bruer was lum-
Der dealer in Minneapolis. The body
has been sent from Seattle, and is
expected to arrive in Minneapolis
Wednesday night. The body of one
thought to be Minneapolis dentist
has been identified as that Of H.
O. Bemis, dentist of Bancroft,
Iowa. Another body has been par
TALLY identified as that of Mark
Smith of Rockford, Ill.
A letter from Maj. Powell, re-
ceived early last week, stated that
he had arrived at Los Angeles, CAL,
on the day that the letter was writ
ten, but that he was not in perfect
physical condition owing to the
severe weather at Muskogee, and
the hardships Of the trip from that
place to Los Angeles. He expected
that the soft weather of California
would restore him promptly. The
Major sent along a poster of some
very interesting public entertain
ments to be pulled off in that town,
and was in hopes that he could take
in one of the contests. He also re-
ports having seen the two moose
that Col. Jalbert johnson of this
place disposed of to a leading park
association at Los Angeles.
Dana c. Schmahl of this place
hopes to be one of the Saturday
Evening Post guests at Camp Wild
mere, Maine, for 80 days during the
coming summer. He is in on the
contest for that pleasant trip, which
is to be given to a bunch of agents
of that paper. The conditions are
that a certain number of boys who
make the largest average gain in
the sales of the Post over January
from now until July LIST are to be
the guests of the Post during a