The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-02-12


The Senior class has under con-
sideration the reproduction Of their
Hast entertainment at Morgan, for
the benefit Of the high school ath-
letic fund.
Evangelists Buchanan and Huston
visited the high school yesterday
morning, Mr.. Buchanan giving the
pupils practical talk and Prof.
Huston reciting an original poem.
Mrs. Jane S. Braley, wife of H.
Braley, one of the early residents of
Beaver Falls township. died recent
ly in Todd county, at the age of SO
years. Mrs. Amanda Schafer of
Flora township is one of the three
surviving daughters, and Willis
Braley, the only living son, is now a
resident Of Canada.
VIM. Weeks of Walnut Grove an
nounces his candidacy for sheriff in
the proper column of this paper,
and on Monday J. C. Iverson of
Westline joined the procession of
candidates.. and will present his
claims to the voters of this county
as candidate for the Office of reg
lister of deecs. Mr.. Iverson is a
farmer, but as agent for the Garlock
Land Co. has had considerable real
estate experience.
The good work Of cleaning up all
the back subscription accounts of
The GAZETTE has been going for
ward in a most satisfactory way
thus far this month, but there are
a few late ones whom we will have
to give an extra jog in order to get
them under the wire before March
LIST. Don't wait to be prodded-be
a volunteer. Remember, you get a
good farm weekly as a premium if
advance payment is made any time
this month.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tan church are growing in interest,
and last Sunday evening the capa-
city of the big auditorium was pref
ty we'll taxed. Evangelist Buchanan
is courteous and gentlemanly in ev-
cry way, but not afraid to tell the
. truth and rub it in when dealing
with meanness in any form. His
discussions on bible interpretations
are clearly put and forcibly driver
home. Prof. Huston sings the Cos
pei in his solos, and is getting the
!, choir and congregation into gooc
form for making the singing {
!, strong drawing card.
Vesta Censor: The farmers in thu
a vicinity of Lucan met in that tow1
q last Friday and organized a cooper
) alive dealers association, for the
+ purpose of buying and selling al
; kinds Of live stock. Harry Jeffer
! son was elected president, Nels Lar
n son secretary and treasurer and w
q G. Costley buyer or judge, who's
> duty is to class the various kinds o
y stock according to their weight, etc
% Each member has to pay Is cent
N annual dues and receives Is pc
cent. of the proposed market valu
4 for his stock when delivered at LII
# can, and all the balance his stoc
J. brings on the market, less actus
% expenses. There were between Z
10 and 100 farmers present, most O
.. whom Joined the association.
e At the monthly meeting of tn
ID board of education last Monday e1
,e ening, the principal business wa
n the unanimous election of Sup1
id Mosher for the fourth CONSECUTIVE
Us term. AS Mr.. Mosher received
to handsome increase of salary las
is year and made no request for al
other boost at this time, he wa
E. again elected at $500 per year an
is has signifed his acceptance. MI
he Mosher has been both judicious an
st fortunate in his selection of teach
Ill ers, who have co-operated mos
O. effectually with him in putting Rel
Id wood Falls high school on a hig
at plane of effectiveness and scholar
st ship. We believe that there will b
n no backward steps taken the con
or ing year.
ne Rud. Stenvad of the local cream
IN cry was called to Hanley Falls Mo-
lg day of this week, to confer with tt