The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-22

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Wood Lake News: ]. P. Hauck
left for st. Paul on Monday morning
on sad mission mission. His aged
father is suffering from cancer of
the stomach and is expected to be
conveyed to the Silent City at most
any moment.
Hans Nelson, whose parents live
in Brookville, was brought to this
city last Tueseay night and sent to
the St. Paul city hospital at county
expense the next day. He was the
victim of an incurable disease, and
on Saturday word came that he was
dead. One Of his brothers went up
Saturday to attend to the burial.
Cottonwood Current: Rev. James
Watt departed last Friday by way
Of Redwood Falls and the twin cities
for Marshall, Norh Dakota, where
he will make his home with friends
on ranch near that city in hopes of
beneitting his health. The best
wishes of his Cottonwood friends
will attend him. 10
Echo Enterprise: j. r. Dickson
was brought home from Regina on
Wednesday very sick man and but
a shadow Of his former self. But
little hope of his recovery. can be
held and it was his wish to be brought
to his Vesta home. T. C. Barber
of Vesta, and several other men,
bers Of the family were at the depot
when the sick man arrived. t< II
/ 1t is reliably reported that Prof.
Cedergren of the manual training
! department is being groomed for
county superintendent Of Chisago
county. Mr.. Cedergren. may be
relied upon to be thorough in what
ever he undertakes and if he will
provide a substitute here for next
year he will get the solid support of
Redwood Falls for his candidacy.
Today the Redwood. Falls ball club
minus Francois, Vaughn and Cooper.
now at Camp Lakeview, are to play
the Arlington club, and the home
team will have to go some to keep
up their reputation for winning. The
Arlington team has played ball from
infancy up, for they make a business
, of base ball down the road. There
will be a second game tomorrow,
both being played at Lakeview park.
i Morgan base ball cranks are no.
at all satisfied with the outcome of
: their games here and they think
they can do better on their home
, grounds. They have sent a chal-
lenge to play for a 5000 purse, but
s whether the game will will be played
r under that condition or not, there
D will undoubtedly be a return series
Y played with Morgan at some time
D before the season closes.
J. The Morgan Messenger chronicles
:, the recent death of Christian Ben.
e dixen, father of Representative Ben.
: dixen Of this county, at the latter's
g home in Three Lakes, at the ad
a vanced age of 80 years. He was
r sick but a few days, old age being
given as the cause Of death. The
: widow and five sons and daughter
survive him. The Morgan Messen
ger states that Mr.. Bendixen served
five years in Denmark under Prince
Christian, the late king of Denmark
in the mounted guard of King Fred
erick the 7th and in his native coun
try was man OF considerable liter
airy prominence.
Referring to their Chautauqu;
season which has just closed, tn,
Marshall News Messenger declare
that if there is not sufficient re
Spouse to the demand for continu
G ance of the ChautauQua there TO
y next year it will be brought abou
ir by private effort, "for the bushes
n men and the home builders to-
II thoroughly appreciate what such
. class of entertaining and instructinl
means for the youth Of the com
munity, as we'll as for the pleasur
lie of all classes of society,"" This
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