The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson Of Hartland,

L1IS StdI6, NlSltGu dI LIE otCiios az
home in this city the past week.
| Mr. Olson is brother of Butter
maker Olson.
Jos. Krieger has contracts for put
ting in concrete floors and walls for
Alderman Wilcox, Frank Lobdell
and Apitz, the tailor.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week to Elizabeth Stoke and
Kolbein Crane of Belview. to DR..
F. D. Gray and Miss Nettie Urbach
/ of Vesta and to Louis w. Jensen
and Miss Lena Stage Of Brookville.
A mix-up in one of the leading
news articles of The Gazette last
week made the boss make a heart
| felt resolution not to do anything in
a hurry again. Our readers know
that the like has not happened for
many years in this Office.
Carlyle Independent: H. w.
Ward was in Aberdeen last Friday
on business trip. The real estate
firm of Ward, Guernsey & RENDER
dine is doing some business. They
will sell more land this year than
has ever been sold around here be-
fore.
Morgan Messenger: H. G. Al
brect, who has been travelling for a
picture concern in Nebraska and
South Dakota, returned home Tues
day. Henry expects to leave soon
for Sheldon, Iowa, where he has
secured a position with a clothing
establishment.
Attorney Abbot of Winona last
week filed notice of application for
new trial of the somewhat famous
Harmony injury case. which has al
ready been tried twice in court IN
court in this county, the last trial re-
sulting in a verdict for damages for
the plaintiff.
In the tennis matches between
Dawson and Redwood last Thursday,
the first game went to Dawson,
Messrs. Laudon and Durham getting
the losing end, while DR.. Inglis and
Clements won from Dawson in the
second set, making a stand-off for
the two towns.
Joseph Krieger has recently pur-
chased a concrete mixer and four
horsepower engine for his concrete
business. Parties figuring on pave
ment contracting or concrete work
of any kind, also bridge work, should
call on him in the basement OF
Apitz's tailor shop.
Henry Schmidt of Flora township
has filed as candidate for county
commissioner from his district ir
Renville county. Mr.. Schmidt could
get lots of votes on this side of the
river if that would help. And il
nominated. there would be no doubt
about the bridge approaches al
North Redwood being taken care Of
without any needless delay.
Miss Charlotte M. Thompson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M
Thompson of Devils Lake. N. D..
was welded to Louis Schultz oil
I Chicago recently. Miss Thompson
spent much of her girlhood at Bel
view, in this county, up to the time
of the removal of her parents t.
Dakota. two years ago. The groom
holds a responsible position in a Chi
cago banking institution.
Geo. C. Johnson of Granite Rock
township was paying the county
seal d 1dIGWGll WISH ldSC WSch pre-
paratory to removing to northeast
ern Montana, where he has secured
a claim. Mr.. Johnson has sold his
farm to Banker Dickerson of Lucan
and we wish him success in his new
home, after making a splendid re.
cord as good citizen during the &c
years he has lived in Redwood
county.
I Mesdames Howard and Finn OF
this city will represent The Gazette
and Reveilee as correspondents ir
connection with the Minnesota Edi
torial midsummer excursion, which
leaves Minneapolis and St. Paul Fri
day. 1t will be magnificent trip
the party going by way of Duluth
and the Rainy Lake route to Winni.
peg, from there over the Canadian