The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-22
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The railroads having broken the
ice by making an excursion rate to
the shriners' convention. it is
thought that they will resume the
excursion rate habit for the state
fair and other special occasions.
Lamberton Star: Frank Clague
says that he will not be candidate
again for the state senate when his
present term expires. We predict
that Senator Clague will some day
hold down a seat in the halls of
congress.
G. S. Whitmore, brother-in-law of
Judge Olsen, and until recently edl-
tor and publisher of the Sleepy Eye
Dispatch, departed Saturday for the
Pacific coast to assume charge of the
advertising department of an agri-
cultural paper published at Seattle
reports New Ulm paper.
The stockholders of the Hanska
and Linden creamery have increased
their capital stock from $1,000 to $40,
600 and will soon begin in erection
of new equipment to cost $4,000.
1t has been for years one of the
largest and most successful cream
cries in Brown county.
Sanborn Sentinel; While at Red
wood Falls last week attending the
Chautauqua the writer and wife
were royalty entertained at the P.
O. Callaghan home in that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Callaghan have one of the
most pleasant homes in Redwood
Falls and are enjoying life as they
should after many years of hard
labor on the farm.
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. R. E.
Jennings was delightfully."- entertain
ed at a farewell surprise party
Wednesday evening. July 9Th. The
party was given by Mrs. Jennings
Junior Endeavor class, at the home
Mrs. j. w. Matthias. The class pre-
sented Mrs. Jennings with a beauti.
full gold ring as a token of remem-
brance.
While watching the operations OF
an Omaha work train near the ware
house of the international Harvester
company in Mankato Monday fore
noon, James Donahue, brother OF
Sheriff Donahue. was caught be.
tween the cars and the warehouse
and instantly killed. Mr.. Donahue
was travelling representative OF
the international Harvester com
pany.
New Ulm Review: At the invita-.
ton of the publishers of the st. Pet
err Herald Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Beecher will go to st. Paul next
Friday for the purpose of accom-
panying the editors Of the state or
their annual excursion and outing
The plans for the excursion include
a visit to international Falls and {
trip through Canada as far west as
Bank.
Springfield Advance: Through
the real estate agency of VIM. ]
Paffrath two farms in Sundowr
changed hands on Monday. P. O
Peterson, a general merchant Of
Lake Wilson, Mimi, traded a farm
of 120 acres to John T. Hojem fol
an 80-acre tract in section 80. Ano
Immediately after this transaction
Mr.. Peterson again traded of tn,
80 acres to j. ]. Harlan for the Stal
livery barn and stock.
Sleepy Eye Herald: M. ]. Whet
ston, one of the firm of the Nortl
Redwood Granite works was in tow
last Friday and erected large mon
ument in the Catholic cemetery fo
James MCGOWAN of Morton over tn,
remains of his father and mother
This monument is a large cap eros
job all polished stands II feet 8 in
ches high and weighs 1,400 pounds
He also sold large family stone t.
James Raverty of the same stone.
Morton Enterprise: hubert Mar
tin came down from White Rock S
D. to spend the 4th at his hom
in Beaver Falls. AS soon as Ruber