The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-04

President Roosevelt March
18th, alias Elias Day.
One or two farmers report har-
rowing begun on their fields.
Attorney Frank Clague came into
court yesterday from Lamberton,
on behalf of a number of his clients.
All members Of the M. B. "A.
lodge are urgently requested to be
present at the next regular meet
ing, Friday evening, March 9Th.
Oyster supper after lodge meeting.
As far as possible let us lay aside
all OF our cares and attend the great
poultry show that is to be held in
Redwood Falls March 18th, 18th and
18th. Also the great lectures to be
given on horticulture, by Prof.
Green, on same date.
For Rent The Riheldaffer place
adjoining city. Contains 220 acres
of choice timber, pasture and till
able land. Good seven-room house.
large barn. Suitable for stock rails
ing or dairy. For terms call on ].
B. Robinson & Co. 31-2t
The costume ball at the opera
house last Friday evening is said to
have been a joyful affair for all who
took part in it about "a couples in
costumes elegant or ridiculous, ac-
cording to the taste of the wearers,
taking part in the dances, and as
many more looking on from the
gallery.
Theodore Dahms, an uncle of the
young girl who last week confessed
to the crime of forgery, was in the
city last Friday with Mrs. Dahms to
look after the interests of his niece,
who is only 16 years old, instead of
IL, as stated last week. He is hope
full that under proper discipline and
good surrounding, the erring girl
will take a new start in life.
An excellent report of the good
roads convention and the second in
stalment Of James Arnold's explana-
ton of the constitutional amendment
proposition were received at this
office little late for this week, but
will appear in our next. Contribu-
tors will please bear in mind that
copy exceeding a column in length,
unless important news, should be
sent the week before publication.
Eminent Sir Jas. C. Burchard,
grand senior warden, Knights Temp
lar. in this jurisdiction, inspected
the local commandery last Monday
evening, and the same evening the
commandery held their annual cleo
ton Of officers, resulting as follows:
Jos. Tyson, E. c.; E. A. Lyman,
Generalissimo: M. w. Hingeley, c.,
G.; Geo. Drake, S. W.; F.. A. Japs,
j. w.; H. N. Bell, prelate: G. E.
Mckay, treasurer; N. V. R. Hunter.
recorder.
1t is announced that the meetings
at the Christian church will end next
Sunday, Messrs. Buchanan and Hus-
ton going next day to fill an ap-
pointment at Lynchburg, West Vir-
ginia, if we are not mistaken. Later
they will make another long move
to Connecticut. The two evange-
lists came from Indiana, the land of
and politicians, and are
men of tact and energy. At this
writing it appears that their work
will be the means of adding nearly
100 to the membership of the Chris
tian denomination in this city.
State pure food and dairy Inspector
Robel Of Mankato was in this city
last Friday, making special inquiry
as to the enforcement of the laws in
regard to eggs. It appears that in
one or two localities farmers have
had to pay a fifty dollar fine for put
ting incubator eggs on the market,
and a few poultry raisers appear to
be unaware that these eggs are ille-
gal tender in the eyes of the law.
At this time Of the year, grocers will
be on sharp lookout for eggs that
will make them trouble, as the deal
er as well as the farmer is liable in
such cases.
The Presbyterian church had a
pretty close call for a disastrous fire
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