The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-20

i Echo Enterprise: Rain fell at
Redwood Falls last Sunday night
and nearly all forenoon Monday. A
light sprinkle was all we got in Echo.
4 Tomato, cabbage and other plants
for transplanting; also pansies,
asters, salvias and other Towering
plants. Apply to Mrs. John Vale. ct.
/ P. j. Curtin wrote the Gazette re-
Gently from his home in the Saskatch-
evan country that he has never
regretted removing to Canada and
that the spring prospects were all
favorable.
1 Aug. Evert Of Morgan was the
| first Of the candidates for nomina-
ton at the coming primary election
to file at the auditors office last
Monday. which reminded Auditor
Larson to file on his own account for
denomination. The ball has opened
get into the game.
| Sanborn Sentinel: Redwood Falls,
always progressive, will have chau-
tauqua this summer, opening July
3rd. A list of noted speakers and a
fine pleasure program is booked.
Redwood is good town for gath
ering of this nature, its natural
scenic surroundings being unsur-
passed.
A collection Of Il post cards de-
picting different phases of Ranch
Life in the West will be on exhibi-
ton at the library during the re-
nainder of this month. The collec-
ton was made Miss Van Buren, of
the Mankato Library and loaned by
her to circuit of Minnesota librar-
les during the past year. It is now
our turn to have them.
LIBRARIAN.
Little George, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heimer of this
city, passed away at an early hour
last Saturday morning. The little
boy was only two years old last
Christmas day, and his death was
the result of pneumonia, following
an attack Of the measles. The fun
was held from the Presbyterian
church last Sunday. and was largely
attended, Pastor Chambers conduct
ing the service.
! A considerable number of business
men and other citizens met with Mr..
| Dornberg last Thursday evening to
talk over assessment matters. The
assessor stated that it is made his
duty to assess all property at actual
value and make the uniform deduc-
tion.provided by law. TWAS gener-
ally admitted that the amended law
is designed to be more equitable
than the previous one. Assessor
Dornberg was engaged in drawing
up plats of the city the first Of this
week, to systematic his work.
| The enormous show of Gollmar
Bros. was in town yesterday. The
street parade was very good and the
show proved to be the best and
cleanest that has yet visited our city.
The fakirs and gamblers were con-
spicuous by their absence Gollmar
Bros. show will be welcomed back
to Saltwater in the future. They
come.as near doing as they advertise
as any show we have ever known.
! The Daily Democrat, Saltwater,
Oklahoma.
| Belview independent: School in
Dist. No. will close on Friday of
this week. This will end the use
fitness of the building for school
pO1 POoC cao CilC llutilOCI VI SCIlOldIS
have outgrown it's size. A large
new modern structure at cost of
| $500 will be erected on the old site
this summer. The old school house
has quite history behind it, the
records show the district was or
ganized in 1867. It is with due re-
spect we view the grim old building,
thinking of all the children who
here received their first instruction
in the English language, the first
ones having long ago grown into
manhood and womanhood while
others are dead and gone, and several
are scattered all over the world and
those still here are people of respect
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