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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

%itnttCt bci nIlen Wohljcitcu an Sen
SOnntn9cn uto CinmoI 0ca Cages an
ocu Wontngcra IicnitoQuL Conner.
ItOgen un0 SomitaNen nit Nus.
nubmc 6C5 }~1ucitcr mo IeBtcr Soml-
itodCs Scr Snitcnlcit &c0od 6lciidl
mo Iiih Niiricn mdhrcuO ser 6oiteu
nidt bCi 0criclbcu giobI}cit |gcnoiicl
mCrGCn nlldl uidt CinuoI an Sen
SonrtugCu.
,. Ger @cbraud, uou Butter, Sale,
WiiIdl lrno Gicrn lit an icocm Gage
Scr Tuitcn crIulrbt.
8. IS lit erIaubt. am Wloraen circ
mnrme 6liiiiiafcit, mic Ghcc. &aifcc
o0cr oiInne, nit @oiicr 5nbercitctc
GhotolaOc 81 uebmcn utO nit OiCicr
6Iiiiiinfctt circr MlnO uoQ 9roo ju
gcnicBcn.
L.. Gicjcnigcn. mclhCu sic Wtittogs,
itun0C iiir ooS Ginnchulcu ser poueu
NobIjcit nid)t poBt, Oiirfcn Die OrO.
ming umtcbrCn, ibrc COLLATION. Ofor-
gems un0 i6r N}ittogsmobl 2(bcno2
cinnebmcn.
.. Gic 9clltbltnq bon SdluCinc.
idnlnIj obcr 9rutcnictt (Oripping),
a%nitott Der Butter, lit bel Der 3ltbc.
rcitltng Der Spciien QcituttCt.
6. YerioncL oic Don ser 8crpili6.
tltn1 81 iuitcn cnt6unOcn iinO, 0iirien
an Ben Guaen, an Oencn Der &c,
ntB pom 6lciif Olrd Gi2pcniotion
8citottct lit, mcbs ais cinutoI 6lciiA
ciicn.
Groit elmer pom fl. StuGle am Is.
0iGr5 1895 unS %gCuGbrtcn Gergiilt.
Iti9un0 crloubcn @ir ollcu glrbCitcrn
mo ocrcn 6onilicn Oen OenuB Don
6lcii6 cinulul 0co Cages an alien
Goit, mo Nbitincn5 Io1en p0brcnO
Oca Gonjct SobrCa, nit Nuanobmc
Scr 6reitoGc, ocS 9Ii6crmittuodL oes
Olitluob u1O SamitoD Der Gbarluode
unO oea Cages Dor @cibnoften.
IicjenigcL lucI6e BON Ser Ser.
piliftltn0 81 ioiten cntbun0en iino,
Oilrfct mcbr ais Cinntal 6Iciid clicn
al Den AcnQllnten CQ1Cll.
9icicniNclL lucldc BON Oicier Ser.
g%iinitiGlng @Cbrorld) mod)crL oiIrfcn
nift 6Iciid unO Slid bel 6erielbcn
Wnbl5eit gCnicBell mo lie luerOei1
crnItlid) crnnbnt, cincn nnOcrcn 9ltt
Der Nbt0Otung 81 iiben , luic 5. ..
Gntbaltiomtrit Don gciitigcn 8etrGn.
fen.
Sic oitCrIid)e 3cit critrcdt ii6 bonn
crItcn SOnnta0c Der 6oitCn5cit bis
5llnl 0rciinltiDfcits. Sonntngc, mG6.
reno mcId)cr 3cit ole &otbolitcn, Die
ooS 9cbpriGc Nltcr Crreidt bobenL
perpilid)tct iinb, mijroia Die M. Com.
mution SIT empfun8cn. Die bl. 6a'
Itcn5eit lit audi bcionNcra gceiguet fir
Die critic ainoertcidte. meIdIe IN ser
Hegel I'M Z. &ebcnoiobrc gcmnd)t per.
Den ioatc, Die Gltcrn ioQten ooralif
ieben.
Cardinals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
decentralization

p6trft National Snut Of Saltimore," J.. u.
SSilcoT, elibicr, II SoutbsSlrabe,
+3lpeite RatioRal.ennl," 492 SlosProusrnh
U. Y. SSleHer. auiiirer.
rSsefteru santicHai SAINT" ". Turrtuit, Ca.
loier. Ii 9|orbsSuinips Strnbe.
HSrentrs & WiedDnnicS' National Sauf,
ebds. z; Wetuer. 0nibier. y,oropeft,GGe Su.
tam mo SnneitesS trube.
nS1ite Hatipnni Saut, Baltimore uRe gortb.
Stru6e: 1ag uHo RdGi oifeu.
mariners & 9trrhauts' Ratlonal Cant"
Souibs uno 1ombnro, Strube.
,,0omiHerrnl & SdrmeTs National CANT" chi.
pelisGde poiudroi l,lo 3ermuHrStr., g. !.
Nnlomlu, 3lli5 Wdiiirer. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
GuitGrf6rocrnna mad Dem NuSlanSc

Gic ollSIGnoiiAe Goit iijr oie nit
0cm 16. 6cbr. 1907 cnOenOe MoAc
iAIiebt piinftlifl in aucu 6dQen I'M
SoltptpoItamte mic foIlt;
Endctpoit iii oiicn BON Q llbr gor.
mittng5 bis : llbr 0ahmittog3 tag
lid, ol,S1cnommen Sonnto9S.
Fnfctpoit fir UroBbritomicn uno
SrlonO. iGlicbt INN 3 llbr Nad)mit.
tags GicuitugS uno 6rcitoA2.
9ampicr iabren BON Ncw'0orf,
menn nift onberS altgcaebCn.
EranSotlontiih { g . It.
6rcitog. Is. Sebritdt - 6 llbr
9(benoS, fiir Gllropo, per Gompfer
,Gormonio,~ ,bin Guccnatopn.
Eoit iir e ii 8 un0 Central
Nmcrtte 8eit &noicn
.Illtai,m no rf
0onneritoa 14DSebrlnr+-i0 l(br
NlbenoS, fir @~uitiJcp m0ompier
~|rin5 @iliem set 3ipeitc;" fiirGen.
troG : Nfmcrifh, 8onal5onc. GoInm.
bio mo Siio. &6cifit Sdfcll per
Compiler pio Colon; Fir Sllogita II.
&omuico, per 0nmpier u&iraiuio;"
iiir Barbados, 0uiouo unh Noro-
&roiiliert per 0ompfer ~G,ltbbert "
iiir &cerparo- mo @ipoipnr0. &nieIn
per 0nn1pier ,&oron6"
Srcito0 10. Gcbrlldr 10 llbr
NbenOS, fir Die @obonloS, per 9om'
pier BON Mjnnri Gln.; fiir Eorto ri.
CO, Curacao, &cne}uclu ulo Colon,
bio, per 0unpfcr rEbiIoocIpDio;"
fir Torto Hico. per 0umpfer oSon
<olL" pin Mnpo1uc5; fir @renooo,
SriniOno mo @uioun per Gam.
pier oMoroco9;;" iiir 6ortunc SIS.
lnnN, per 0ompicr oglltoi;" fir bic
9obomoa, Somoico Yonomo, &a.
nnl3ollc uto Barbados, per Gam.
pier Brent" Fir Siio . @roiilicn,
per 9nmpicr o&oumd."
Die Toit iiir %cuillnolaub, pio
Nprtb Sponcp uno fir Miqtelon,
pia Bolton idIicBt bier tGglid nm 8
ltbr 9tufmitta0S; iiir Cuba, nin
Sompa, tGglid) I'M 1 llDr Hnd,mit-
tags; fiir Gotta Hicu, SonhurnS (Oit.
&iiite), Nicoragua (Sitfiilte) unO
Guatemala, pia Ncru- Srleans, tGglid
Inn TO- llbr gb0S.; iiir Staot Merifo
tdgliN INN > un0 10 ll6r NbenoS.
trans Yoctfic = o it.
Gpnneritog, II. Sebriior - I llhr
Nbcnos, fir anrcn, Sapot, China Ii.
Die HbiIippinCL uto Seattle,
SolhtoN rs. 6cbruor 10 l(br
slbenNa, iiir @opoii aoren, Sopon
Gbiro uno sic EbilippincL pio Son
Sron5iaco,
Toit iiIr Nclticelulo. NuItrolicn,
Neu G%oleooniegL Sannoo nno @o-
moli lhllcBt bier tG9lid bis 5llm %.
Sebrlor I llbr NbcnoS. '1''
SrmSsGdeificsEoit Miro t1glih
nod ocnl St69dt1DSbaien 6ef6roert rno
Die 3eit oeS S6IuiicS III orringirt nit
&iidiidt ouf beren iinunterbrod)ere
lleberIano . Sef0roerung.
W SaIfSarris,
8oltneiItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
IbfaBrtStagc Der Sampicr BON
NClu.glprf.

Nm IA. 6cbr. Compiler go Ga
poic" nod SABRE.
2fm IA. 6cbr. Gompicr oGoiicI"
nod Bremen.
Nnt IS. 6c6r, Sampler nGormo'
nio" nofl 2iperpOoI.
GIN tG, 6cbr. Gompier oGcbric"
nod Ncnpcl mo @cnln.
9Gm 16. 3ebr. 9ompier nWein6o"
mad 2onoon un0 Solltbnmpton.
9(m 16. 6cbr. Sampler oghmCrifo"
nod Som6rrQ.
2m tG. 6cbr. Goupier rNitorio"
nod Glasgow.
9lm tG. 6cbr. Gompfer n@ermo.
mia" nod Ncopel uno Morieiue.
Nlm 10. 6ebr. Compiler Somburg"
nod) NcopcI uno @cnuo.
9tn 10. 6cbr. GompiCr rGororio"
nod @ibroltor mo NeopcI.
Nm 10, 6cbr. Gnmpicr n@crtD"
had Hcopel mno Srielt.
PIN 20. 6ebr. 0nmpier olrope"
nah Bremen.
9lm 30. 6cbr. Gompfer nMoieitic"
nod 2%iberpopl.
gm 90. 6cbr. Gompicr Y6inlanO"
nad) gntiperpcli.
9(n1 90. Scbr. 9nmricr oStnteli.
rom" nodl HottCroom.
Nm 81. Se6r. Gompicr 80 @oS.
coguc" nod Soprc.
Nm 81. Scbr. Compiler n9Foin"
mad Bremen.
Nn 90. 6ebr. 9ompfer va0ni0 gl'
bert" llnd NcnpeI un0 8eruo.
Nm %. 6ebr. 9ampfcr, @rof @nI.
oerIee" mad @omburg.
Sim %. 6ebr. Gompfero St.2ouiS"
noh Soltbompton.
9tm %. 6ebr. 0ampier oGaleoo.
mia" nad Glasgow.
Nm %. 6ebr. 9onlpfer DGampns
nio" nodl SiucrpooI.
gm %. 6e6r. Gampicr nMinnc.
tonfo" nod 2onoon.
GIN %. 6cbr. 9ompfcry Golobrio"
tudl NeopcI.
Nn 26. 6ebr. Gompicr n9roiilc"
nod Nenpcl.
gm 26. 6cbr. Gompicrn aronprin5
Wilbclm" nod) Bremen.
gln 26. 6ebr. 9ompfer n6ranceS.
ca" nob Ncopel itno Srieit.
Nm 81. Gcbrlor Gompicr .Noor.
Dam" nod Totteroom.
Nm 81, 6ebr. 0nmpier Sam.
lanb" nod Nntluerpc,.
Nm q. 6cbr. Camper nSceonic"
nad 2ipcrpool.
Nm %. 6cbr. Gompfcr .Scai9
Olou" nod Copenhagen.
Nm %. Scbr. Gompier u2o @ro.
pence" nod Sabre.
PIN 2. M0rS 9ampier ,Surneiiia"
nnd 8%losgolp.
9tm 2. MGr5 Gampier .@cimor"
no6 Bremen.
Glm 3. MGr5 Iompicr yWoinc"
nod) 2onOol.
Nm ,. MARS Gnmpicr n3eelono"
naf Nntruerpen.
Nm =. WARS Gompier pEbilnbel.
pbia" nad Sonthouptpn.
slm ?. MGr5 Camper r6ricorif"
mad, 8ibrlltnr uuo Neapcl.
4m =. MGr5 Compiler Settle"
nah 8ibroltnr llno Ncnpel.
9ln .. MARS 0ompfer ygtrurio"
ltad) 2%ipcrpool.
9lm ,, Mars Gonpicr g9atapia"
roh Son1burg.
Gm 5. @GrS 0nmpicr naaiier"
nnh @remcn.
Am 6. M6r5 0ampfer .9ombors
oia" nod Ncopcl nro @cnuo.
Nm 8. MARS Sonpfer ,Hpnoom"
nad Hptterbom.
In &. MGr5 Sontpicr ySeutonic"
l,ad) 2iperpopl.
Nm {. Mars Gompicr r9retasne"
nad) Saurc.
am {. MARS 0ompier l%lItonia"
nod NeopcI.
an {. MGrj 0nmpfer ,N6ein"
nad) 9rcntel.
ani s. Mars 0ompier Oscar ser
3fueitc" ltad a%upenbogcn.
Nm .. @Gr5 Gompicr ,@iuIia"
nod Geopel mo SrieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

GSolte 1uS9.
Selier-S eriiherurger.
yJrplnI Suiuranre So. Of 9tperpopl," SeNrb
aR, BarfleIo. @efoent @dnaaer, 1o1-iO9
Chamber OF Commerce 9nilhiup.
ogermnnia 6euerperidernnss 4. Gsitnihaft,"
Baltimore uno gtprib'Strdbe.
gSm. 7. ehadeItorb * 6u, 10 unS II gbnut,
berS NJ Commerce.
@rlnbcigcntbums . Nacnten unb
sSGn0ler.
Fierre G. Susan & @rpbew, 10 STt'eertna.
ion'Sirube.
Yferoegei6irr. Sabrifanter.
Q. .. Sag euu & Co., 4o4 BeIt'@ermunsstr.
9oblen ltno Sol5.
Scnri u. son selus, s5e, goIuinbia'gToems
SdmudIod)en utS ltbren.
90. 3. Wsinrr, 2S Sit.9aIiirorc'S iraBe.
Efonolcibe. @cidGftc.
"6nniuIibateS 2uGn &C.," 1 gpro'Sao'etr.
TianoS rno Srgeln.
Gbas. ~. etleff, Q Roro,QtUertp. Strabe.
@m. 9unbe & Co., 9prtc'@ebdiibe, Mt. Nubdl'
NneIlie.
Tompf. uno @aiicr- Sei5ltng.
6. 8. ehaeder, 742 SitQombnrosStrnbe.
Gopier uno Tapier-Ti iten.
Smith, SiGun Go, 105 iluo 107 Sanober'str.
TIaggen, Banner, MbSeiden.
stseo BROS, Dir. IL. &eit,9eringtonsSt~ube.
9lehplatten, Wfeton etc.
2npn, 0uuIltu Il 60, 1870 8nlocritons Str.
SricoD0ic. ,
,9ouonu @url Gemetern," oiice 81 SSeIt "a
rntplna StrnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sruit-G p%n,podnie'r

Mnrnlauo Stuit 60, &orOmcitGGc Galbcrt,
mo German Slyu6c. @rier Nerih. Grdi
Z. & SlnmeruiaIt. Stircidr; Garrou Sun
Res. Sbdtmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

rTtutid1e Spur.9nuf puu S%aliimpre," giitnip.
luo Baltimore Strabe.
rst. Sames.sparbauf," RaItimoreaSt uno
SuiipMl Qputeselheuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
6eibafts=@ egweticr.

9eitllraeE, SeitIhriften etc.
pShe Baltimore 9cips &C., Hupto Nbercrppi'
bic. Mllrnger, 31S &eit.@srUGEsSircBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Stoot5.9(nnfru


rGeutihe Snut uuu Sanimprr," Baltimore, urS
9oltoao, Ctr. lElueult SSeber ErdiiSent, g.. !.
Sibt Shnpmciiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Mar1nors lino @ranit-Rcrfe.
9 Silsartuer & sbbue, 7i4-ls gBeIt'NnIti-
ber Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

EaIr snr Mciie in's Mnslaaa DC.
iornt 6. Mainc, Wr. Alb, Git-Salti.
mprc-S traic, nabr GDitHmhonie-gDc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
9[ouoFotcr.

,snltimors Srut & guarautis Co.," Gaut
tablefSeb1uof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

gnHI SptauRier, III gIorosGbdrIeSS imbe.
Sarl u. ~. shule, 126-129 9dw.9uiIeiHa.
8niapuS Sprp, 2Gt-269 G1Inert'gutlhiua.
=. &m. Srtniann, iii Noros9burleSsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

@aumoterinlicr. SbIrcr, 6euiter.
rnbnten 2a0en etc.
SaHss Y. 1pier 4 60, ITO uno 1T. Slo'
SreoeridsStrube.
8tu. y. eipau q Sru,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

2eid)enbeItattcr.
eanbcrs & Sbhne. 170S-1710 Northumberland
VIM. Sput, ySuttb' utlo 8renulourt'slpeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

9upieri6mieoe ms GlumberS.
Sohu Snbert, INA 16ameS, 5trnbe. Is & g.;
NoIfe 1929,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
S%altiHtcre's crfabreuitrr Werben.
Spr,ialiit.

@robartiae erfoIgs nurh bic rioberrie pbb.
Hol1etftbe 9ebanbluHaSlueifs, berbuuben nit
Der Ifipenhung Der beien Observation-Disclosures
Niisriilhilg. In her Siuot eraieli.
Wlan aebe bic Spfirmns Mot auf, ebe nan
niht 3r. Nathan German epuiuItirt bat. Gun.
oerie bon Irilberen Qatienfcu be5cmaer uerr
Letne eeiitnraSfdbiafett. So taet .. q. Serr
U. 9. Snlnnt. ar. 1920. gaoobiep' Strabe:
~Sehn aerete aGbeH mir fetne @rIeidbternuo
bon meinei eeiaen; Sr. German ilrirte MID
ponfoiirnen tn flint @oden."
3err SanteS GnrrD, Nr.1s34, Enticrfon'sibe.,
fact:
s8r, gatban German bat mir bas aebsn
%gereftef: dNe dnoerel @er5te, Die oerfuttten,
mir Az bclIet, bemiiti len fMt imfunf."
anberhcm furirte Dr. German NOD ttsIe I'm.
osre. %earriiicr aud Sr. Nueuft S6mibt, Str.
1t2, SoumunsStrnBe.
@orum foute CT 2bnsu riot ebsSfsIs bel
lens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

r NH .AN.t4 .NtL '#
ElGtc Uun allaemciucm SntcrcIc.
Gitp SAL - Nortb. Ii. 2erington'
StraBe.
WaIbington : Wonumert - ut.
GernonsGlace.
Sobns SopfinS' ltniueriitat -
Noro.Sorparoitrabc.
SobnS SopfinS' Soipital Nor0'
@rpa0map.
S6Iadtcn. Document Gnlpcrt'
un0 SopettcltraBe.
8rnb bon Gogar guen Toe -
@eitminitcr. a%irdboi, 5apette- uno
@recneltrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

2onOmirtbifoitIi@c @crat6e unr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Griffin & euuuer COMPANY, POS ~. Ram zir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

TIoggen, Banner, MbSeidcn.
siseo bros, gir. IS. 8eits9eringtonsSt~nb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

9lehplatten, Weton etc.
2npn, 0uulliu Il 60. 1910 8nlocriion. Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

@runbeigcrtbums : Ngenter irb
sSGn6ler.
Fierre 6. Susan & Rrpbeu, 10 Oftgertna.
tpusStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

TiaroS i,no Srgeln.
6bas. ~. etieff, 9 Roro.ptbertp. Strabe.
Rm. aunbe & Co., 9pric'1ebditoe, Mt. Nphdl,
Nheulie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Tompf. uno fredericksburg.
6. 8. enaeher, 742 Sit9ombnrosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Gapier uno Yapier-T iiten.
Smith, Titun 60, 105 uno 107 Sanooer.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Tierbegeidirr. Sobrifanten.
3. Tan suI & 60, 404 Wefi'@ermunaStr
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-25

February, was not completed until
last September. While only one
business block was added to the
city, the new Palace store, with it's
magnificent roominess and fine
equipment, is an addition in which
every citizen takes pardonable pride.
Another enterprise that has prac-
tically enjoyed a new birth is the
Redwood Falls creamery, which
year ago was closed and to all in
tents and purposes, defunct. Last
March it was resurrected by Mr..
Keachie and did a very good bust
ness through the summer and is
now undergoing expansion under
the energetic management of its
new owner, R.. Stensvad, who
brought a splendid record as a
builder-up of an $4,000 creamery
from broken-down plant in Iowa,
and who will yet make Redwood
Falls heard from in the same way.
as he now has not only added ex-
perience but all the capital required
to enlarge his plant and business
here.
In conclusion, aside from all ma
terial attractions Of fine public
buildings, superior schools, miles of
cement pavement and graveled
streets, and the most beautiful nat
ural surroundings of any town in
Southern Minnesota, Redwood Falls
is good town to live in on account
of the superior intelligence and good
social atmosphere to be found here.
In addition to the good work of
half dozen thriving churches, its
citizens take a just pride in the
public library, the work of which
has been fully set out in previous
issues of The GAZETTE. 1t is an in
valuable auxiliary of the public
schools already. and will become
more so as fast as the trustees are
able to carry out their plans for
replenishing it's stores of educational
books. Then we should not over
look the woman's club, whichltakes in
its scope of action the improvement
of the city in the way of securing
parks and identifying our streets
and homes, as we'll as the social and
intellectual betterment of its people.
In short, if you don't knowJthat
this Isl beautiful town to live in, ask
any one who has lived here of late
years and has gone to live else
where. Perhaps The GAZETTE. may
be prejudiced.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-25
REAL ESTATE VALUES.
More Than $50 Sales of Real Estate
Recorded During Year.

By the kindness of Deputy Reg
lister Hunter, The GAZETTE is able
to state with authority that up to
the 10th inst. the number of war
ranty deeds placed on record during
the year 1907 in this county was
$50, with two weeks to increase the
record. The sales of farm property
have averaged not fer from forty
dollars per acre. Some of the best
farms, as previously! recorded in
these columns, bringing nearly or
quite $75 per acre. An encourage
ing fact is that sales of land by fore
closure have been very few prob
ably less than. a dozen during the
entire year. While we have not
had exact search made as to number
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-25

For the city is establishing a reputa-
ton for having the best equipped
and best instructed schools in this
congressional district, with Marshall
and Sleepy Eye in close competition.
Aside from the regular course of
study Mr.. Cedergren's manual train
ing department is the envy of all
visitors The boys are making beau
tifuI pieces of furniture in all sizes
and designs.
Miss Leubner's instruction in mu-
sic in all the grades is showing won
derful progress and intense inter-
est.
The Misses Birdsall and Chelgren
are giving the girls a thorough
course in sewing which is very pop
ular. while Miss Birdsall now has
the cooking class at work. The pub
lie will soon have an opportunity to
see and taste a scientifically pre-
pared and inexpensive menu.
The enrolment shows a decided
increase in the high school depart
ment now numbering one hundred
twelve with more to enter. One
half of these are out of town stu
dents. The senior class has but four
home students and the remaining
fourteen are from out of town.
Visitors at the high school build
ing are impressed with the splendid
marching and air of business in go
ing to and from classes, in the reci-
tation and assembly rooms. At the
grade building the unheard of thing
has been accomplished of having
practically perfect order in each
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Not Much Building This Year, But
Improvement All Along
the Line.
Many Blocks of Cement Sidewalks,
Schools, Creamery, Etc.,
FIOurishing.

While the past year has not been
one of large advancement in the
line Of building in this city, it has
made progress in some respects not
withstanding. The city can now
boast Of the best sewerage and
drainage system enjoyed by any city
of its class in the state We also
contend that no city of equal or less
population can make as good show
ing of graveled streets and cement
walks particularly the latter.
And while we are enumerating
the advantages which we claim as q
good town to live in we must call
attention to the handsome church
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citation, the organization was pro-
ductive Of fgood results for this
county and lsome others. Redwood
Falls appeared to look a little better
to most of the Illinois and Iowa Wis
itors who came as a result of the
work of the association, and Red
wood county lands were taken by
them to a larger extent than in 9TH
err counties, if we are not mistaken.
In January also the annual meet
ing of the Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance Co. was held, and the city cleo
ton, which was unusually close for
the candidates for Mayor, Mayor
Lines receiving IL majority in his
own ward, the other ward being a
tie. Other incidents were the in
corporation of the Gopher State
Land Co., the annual meeting of the
county commissioners, the purchase
of the Knowlton store by Lauter-
bach Bros. the leasing of the
Thompson store by DR.. Asleson, re-
ception of Harry Ward and bride,
departure of Otto Goethe for New
Mexico, sale of Peavey & Ward real
estate office to l. N. Tompkins. and
production of Trip Around the
World. On the 9th the new Chris
tan church was dedicated and $4,000
raised. The dead for the month in
cluded Mrs. M. E. Powell. Ward
Arnold and Geo. Johnson's little
daughter.
In February the automatic tenn
perature regulation and ventilating
system was installed at the grade
school building, at cost of nearly
$4,000, Supt. Mosher was reelected,
and Misses Ella Lyss and Anna Hol-
ton welded. The deaths for the
month included Mrs. w. H. Peavey,
Father G. Walter and Steve Drake.
The rural carriers met at Wabasso
on the 22d.
In March negotiations for the re-
sumption Of business at the local
creamery resulted in an arrange
ment by which Mr.. Keachie became
manager and owner. The farmers
club meeting, the annual rural
phone meeting and the district Sum-
day school convention were all held
during this month. The death list
for the month included Mrs. Lucy
G. Newton, pioneer resident, who
died at Morgan, and Martin Seaman,
Sheridan pioneer. The March
Last Page
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and the completely equip
ped schools. With the installation
of the complete automatic temper
ture regulation and ventilation sys-
tenn in the grade building last year,
Redwood Falls will have little more
to add to it's school equipment to
take care of a so per cent. increase
in it's school population. which is
likely to come in very few years,
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methods. Dairying is gaining in
some locations, but perhaps not so
much as the interest in the raising
of cattle, sheep and particularly
hogs for market. By these signs,
taken together, we feel justified in
believing that Redwood farmers are
finding the road to prosperity.
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grade with all running smoothly and

grade with all running smoothly and
happily.
The board of education deserves
great credit for having secured a
corps of teachers who can do things
decently and in order by kindness.
They are in earnest and every
citizen feels not only in school but
out of it they are endeavoring to
set an example, making for high
standards of conduct and living.
Progress has also been made in
other directions. The new Chris
tian church, though dedicated in
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of satisfactions during the year, we
were informed that since last Sep
tember SO satisfactions of real estate
mortgages had been placed on rec
ord, and it is probably conservative
to estimate that the satisfactions
offset nearly or quite the number of
new mortgages filed during the VI "a,
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ZETTE have been reviewed and the
following story Of the progress of
events during 1907 is the sequel:
In January of last year the main
events were the organization of the
Minnesota Valley Improvement As
ISOLATION, begun in this city preyi-
ously and completed at Madison on
the 9Th. Though not money MAX
ing proposition for all the banks
which put their cash into the asso-
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of the county, but taken in connec-
ton with the fact that prices have
been nearly as high as during the
boom eight or nine years ago, and
the other fact that the sales are
generally to fine class OF farmers
from the middle west or to Red
wood county farmers who were seek
ing to enlarge their holdings, and
the outlook is encouraging. Then
again, farmers are changing their
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unless the recent money stringency
has swelled the mortgage loans
above the normal number. Taken
singly the mere fact of large sales
of farm property during the year
might not argue to the advantage