The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-08-19

for No. 2 and 81 for No. 3. For oats |,
up to 38c, barley 45 to Soc, rye SO to ;
&c, flax S1.18.
Sleepy Eyes ball club had sweet
revenge on the Morgon club last
Sunday, shutting them out to the |
tune of 10 to O. Evidently the Nor
gan boys were a few points out OF
condition.
! Farm for rent-One-half section
of land in town of Kintire. with
good house. large barn and wind
mill. Inquire of Mrs. VIM. Smith,
Redwood Falls, Mimi. Postoffice
box 100. 3-2t.
Alderman Wilcox wasnot too busy
last Saturday to report the arrival
of a little queen of hearts at his
home, by the stork route. Joe
Keefe's boy is not the whole show,
don't you see, if he did get there
first.
The marriage of Miss Jessie E.
Jepson, at one time a teacher in our
local high schools. and Roe E. Rem
ington of Fargo, N. D., was solemn
lied on the Sd inst, at the home of
the brides parents in North Mime
apolis.
Company L is in for sports as well
as military tactics. A foot ball team
has been organized, made up of its
bravest warriors who have already
made several skirmishes in the way
of drilling. Manager Schildknecht
is booking some good games.
: County Surveyor Becvar moved
, his household effects to this city last
( week, Mrs. Becvar and children TAX
! ing the train east to visit her parents
{ for season while waiting for the
q vacation of their house on Mill
r street.
! Probate Judge O. F. Woodward
S of Marshall was at the courthouse
: last Saturday morning, returning to
t Marshall by the noon train. The
f Judge is candidate for renomina-
ton, and as he has served but one
: term, is the kind of official who
should be returned.
Rud. Stensvad and family returned
from their two weeks overland triE
via the auto route to their former
: home at Hull, Iowa, stopping al
= various points to spend day or two
fishing and visiting relatives anc
friends. They report very pleasan
trip throughout.
The attorneys for the c. & N. w
Ry. Co. have served notice of appea
from the order of Judge Olsen de
nying their motion for new trla
in the Harmon case tried last April
The case is likely to be argued in tn
supreme court at the next term
Mrs. Harmon is a sister of Mrs. W
R. Barnes of this city.
Fred. Sauke, who lives about seve
miles southeast of Redwood Falls
elsewhere advertises an auction sal
of his farm property for Sept. &c
the list including some desirabl
pure-bred stock. Mr.. Sauke wa
hailed out last June, but the ha
did not damage Fred's stock or ma
chinery, nor sour his smiling goo
will.
The interchangeable C. Fred. Thoml
son found that looking after his se'
eral buildings in town and farms on
side did not fully occupy his time
has donned over-alls and with brus
in hand has been painting his res
dence on Minnesota street. We hav
not seen the building but from tn
stains on his good right hand W
Judge the building will shine as tn
, stars when Fred gets through.
At the annual election Of officer
of the Stag held Wednesday ever
ing, DR.. Brand was elected pres
dent. F. G. Hubbard vice presiden
w. F. Jackson secretary, M. Lal
, terbach treasurer and c. K. Od'
kirk, VIM. Callaghan. Joseph an
Glenn Lauterbach as a board of d
rectors for the ensuing year. IT
boys have had their quarters ver
neatly arranged of late.
A number of ladies who were re
idents of Beaver Falls in the o.