The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-04

son, MINI.
Miss Beth Conner returned Sun.
day from her vacation in Albert Lea
and Mankato.
Good secondhand wagon for sale
at a bargain if taken soon. Inquire
of j. M. Stewart, Delhi. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper re.
turned from their weeks visit with
their daughter in Lisbon Monday
morning.
Miss Frieda Kohler of Marshall.
town, IIa., visited with the H. E.
Jones family, and friends in this city
the first part of the week.
The Redwood river is lower than
it has been this year. Above town
it is running we'll below it's banks
and the bottoms are all dry now.
S. G. Peterson is getting up a
crowd to attend the district conven-
ton of the Epworth League at Ma
della the goth, 21st and 22d of this
month.
Don't forget that the Dode Fisk
great combined railroad shows will
exhibit at Redwood Falls on Aug.
9th and that this will probably be
the only circus to exhibit here this
season.
The Hector Mirror, which has
been owned for some time by a
stock company, was sold last week
to Mr.. ! Norberg of Minneapolis,
possession being gived at once.
The case of the Walnut Grove
State Bank VS.. Freeman, tried at
our last term, has ended in a deci-
sion for the defendant. Meantime
"RolIy" is making friends and mon
ey in Denver.
It's pretty we'll settled that no
state law will make Sunday base ball
pay in this city. Hereafter any
manager will play those games in
towns that take to them better than
does this place.
In municipal court John McPher-
son, Robert Byram and John Mason
pleaded guilty to cutting holes in
the partition between the boys and
girls sections of the boat house and
each took 1885 or five days in Jail.
At Thompson's Music Stores
votes with every piece of music sold.
so votes with every Co. L march
sold Saturday, Aug. 7th. 1000 votes
for sewing machine prospects and
10000 for piano prospects, providing
| make sale. G. D. THOMPSON.
The following is the schedule for
the Py Lands for their present trip:
Aug. 2-3-New Richland.
Aug. 4-5-6-Owatonna.
Aug. 7-8-9-Rochester.
Aug. Alexandria.
Aug. 14-Long Prairie.
Aug. 15-16-Little Falls.
Everybody is saying that never
were the crop prospects as promis-
ing as whole for Redwood county.
While the very heavy barley and
oats were damaged in places by the
wind storm of two weeks ago, most
of the crop has come up since.
Wheat was never a better color or
stand and corn is best ever.
In mentioning business changes
we note one that everybody re-
grets-the retirement of John
Kuck from the livery firm of
Kuck & Pratt. Nothing is known
now of the future plans of Mr..
Kuck, but if it spells his removal
from Redwood Falls there will be a
very general feeling that some other
community is gaining mighty good
man at our expense.
DR.. Frank R. Hansen, the default
ing school secretary of LakefieId,
who was captured by Sheriff Ter
Haar at Kansas City but escaped by
playing off sick and afterwards CIV
ing the sheriff a merry chase through
several states, but who was finally
captured and landed in the Jackson
county Jail last week, died last We'd
nesday night. His death is attribut-
ed to the fact that he was deprived
of morphine. He was formerly a
prosperous citizen and also a promi-