The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-01


the race will be between Bryan ant
Taft. and may the heaviest mai
win.
| Lamberton Star: At the meeting
of the Walnut Grove Congregations
church last Sunday night Rev. F. S
Atwood was engaged as pastor fol
another year at an increase of tel
per cent in salary.
Mrs. Draper has rented her resi-
dence on the corner of Lincoln ane
Fifth street TO Albert trust, and is
Offering her household goods foi
sale, havings decided to give ur
housekeeping for the present.
TheJFirstsNational Bank was in.
formed this week that the govern
ment treasury would allow $3.50 for
the decayed. contents of the glass jar
dug up by Chas. Reineke of Beaver
Falls srecently, to (which reference
was made last week. This is hun
dred dollars or so more than the
rough estimate made at the bank.
Prof. 6Torrens,s formerly head Of
our high school. faculty and still
ownera of. valuable farm in this
county, ahas accepted an election to
the superintendency of the schools
at LuVerne. The Herald says that
the professor will conduct the sum-
mer trainingsgschool to De held in
that city, land consequently will re-
move fromss Madelia to LuVerne at
an earlyaadate.
Redwood people will unanimously
congratulate young Otto Dornberg,
one of Dad Isham's first pupils here,
on gettingsspromoted to responsible
position as manager of lumber
yard ataTekoa, Wash. The promo
ton was.laccompanied with little
$500 testimonial from the employing
companysin the'.way of a dividend
for his last years services. More
power.sto..you, Otto.
WalnutsGrove Tribune: Miss Julia
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Grunden Of Gales and William
A. Leonard of ..Birchwood, Wis.,,
were united in marriage March 23d
at 7:30 p. sm., at the Nettiewyynnt
church, ARev.lW. ]. Ferris oficiat-
ing. A.receptionOwas given at the
brides home. The young couple
will make. their home on the Martin
Grunden farm in Gales. The Tri-
Oune wishes them success and hap
Oiness.
Slayton Gazette: Probably the
northumberland ever made in
countys was recorded last
week, being for $4,000, on 1000
acres of.land. I This loan was nego-
lated blythe Citizens State Bank of
Slayton at 5 per cent. This Bank
has inEthe past. thirty days placed
more than fifty thousand dollars in
arm loans, which shows that Murray
ounty securitiesss.sare attractive to
INVESTORS even in times of financial
tringency.
Mrs. Dr.EGibson was surprised,
urroundedl and overcome without
icing able to make any resistance
asst Thursdays.afternoon, by an able
'odied party of the !1adies of the
Presbyterian. church, most of them
MEMBERS of the senior bible class.
he captureSswas followed by the
CRYING of a nice lunch at little
efore ixsso'clock. MRS. Gibson and
he DOCTOR being !. allowed to be
uests ofsthe invading party in their
wn house.
Recorder..Smith had to pay a $40
enalty lastss.Saturday. 1t was not
Or violation of any of the laws or
rcinancessof this bailiwick, but it
ell outssfrom rash promise to Geo.
lexander ofSNorth Yakima to start
small bank. account to the extent
ten plunkssfor the benefit of the
rst boy that should put in an ap-
earance by the stork route at the
-lexandershome.s George sent VIM.
|. a postal card with an enormous
,ork on italastsweek, rIon which was
'ritten a.. brief bill of particulars
nd draft for the ten dollars. The
ext mallsssswestsss contained letter
lclosing thesrequired ten spot for
he little man.