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

cards one cent each, at The Fair.
w. J. Mcdonald and wife of Wal
nut Grove and Postmaster Frances
S. Pollard and family of Morgan
were attending the funeral services
over the remains of the little daugh-
ter of John Stewart and wife Mon
day.
M. D. Martin and family left here
Monday for their home at Jasper,
after spending several days visiting
with relatives and old friends in
Redwood Falls. Dewitt is doing
nicely in the drug business at Jas
per.
Attorney VIM. G.. Owens of Wal
nut Grove, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for county at
torney, and a good fellow besides,
was in the city Sunday evening and
Monday, and reported the outlook
fine.
About Is people from here at
tended the band tournament at
Waconia last Sunday. There were
eight bands present. The crowd in
attendance was very large and the
hotel accommodations of the town
were greatly overtaXed.
A rally and conference of the Red
wood county Sunday school associa-
ton will be held in Lamberton Sat-
urday and Sunday, Aug. 18th and
18th. State officers and prominent
local men are to appear on the pro-
gram, which will be very strong.
Mrs. A. C. Schmahl left Ffor the
home of her parents near Olivia
Monday land she will remain there
for week before joining her hus-
band at Wabasso. She was accom-
panied home by her brother, Henry
Dittman, who spent Sundayssin this
city.
Frank harrington left for his fu-
ture home at Waseca last Sunday,
and he is now foreman of the Her.
aid office in that city. Clemens
Lauterbach, who has spent the past
year in St. Paul printing office, is
filling Mr.. Farrington's place in this
office.
Messrs. Bingham and Werring
came up from Sleepy Eye last Sat-
urday afternoon and INDUCED in a
tennis contest with Judge Laudon
and Fred. Givler on the local
grounds in the evening Five sets
were played, the Redwood pair win
ming all of them. The sixth set was
called on account of darkness when
the score stood 5 to 5. The first set
was 6 to 4; the second 6 to 2; the
third 6 to /; the fourth 6 to 0; and
the fifth to /. Quite large gath
ering of enthusiasts witnessed the
contest.
Hon. B. H. Timberlake came up
from Minneapolis Saturday evening
and remained here couple of days
visiting with his family. Mr.. Tim
berlake has consented to the use of
his name for denomination as men,
Der of the legislature from what is
known as the university district of
Minneapolis, and the people of that
district ought to give him prac-
tically unanimous vote in return for
services rendered at the last session
of the legislature. Mr.. Timberlake
always stood for what was right
and for the university.
J. Benedict, a farmer of North
Hero township, was arrested Mon
day on a charge of assault on
young fellow named R. L. Brainerd,
in charge of the railroad pumping
station near Revere. The company
gets the water for the station from
a stream running thru Benedikt's
land. The latter damned 1.-THE
stream so as to divert the waters
natural course. The dam was torn
down by Brainerd. Benedict re-
built it and when Brainerd again at
tempted its destruction Benedict
struck him over the head with
copper pipe, knocking him down.