The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-11-03

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Craps store, Saturday, Nov. 9th.
The Birum moving outfit and
crew were busy at Morgan last
week, moving the Gerstmann resi-
dence in that town to lot adjoining
the Hartwick property, according to
the Messenger.
Red heifer taken up at my place,
Three Lakes. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
necessary charges. Carl Voeltz.
Route A. 1876.
The wife of Frank A. Day, Gov.
Johnson's late private secretary, was
stricken with paralysis at her home
in St. Paul last Friday night. This
is the second attack. and the result
is reported in doubt.
District Superintendent G.. A. Ca
hoon. the new successor in the Mar
shall district Of DR.. Cowgirl, is ap-
pointed to conduct the quarterly
conference service at the M. E.
church tomorrow night, and large
attendance is expected.
Rev. Father Daniel Hughes, form
erly pastor of the Catholic church in
Olivia, died in St. Joseph's hospital,
Mankato, Sunday, Oct. Oath. For
some weeks he had been ailing and
shortly before he died complications
set in which produced cerebral her1-
orage, from which he died.
Gold locket, marked IN. M. g."
lost in city, last Saturday. Finder
leave at Gazette Office for reward. l
We are always ready to put on
our motion picture entertainment
for the benefit of the public schools,
churches, lodges, or any worthy
organization of Redwood Falls.
Those planning such entertainments
will do we'll to consult US before en-
gaging others. Redwood Dream.
John Dolezal, the aged father of
the three Dolezal brothers Of Bech-
yn, of Mrs. Stepka and Mrs. Oliskea
of North Redwood, and of five other
sons and daughters, all but two of
whom live in Renville county, died
at the home of his son Frank in
Bechyn on the 23d ult., aged about
80 years, his widow survives him.
Chas. Huntsberry is morally GER
tain Of a big house at Morgan to-
morrow night, when he will give
free exhibition Of his motion pict-
ures. He is doing this to square his
account with the Morgan people for
not being able to deliver the goods
at the harvest festival on account of
the stupidity of the house which
sold him the wrong gas.
The Redwood Dream will be
dreaming in Morgan tomorrow
Thursday night.
Willie, the twelve year old son of
Mrs. Jacob Leonard Of Marshall, |
died last Thursday afternoon from
tetanus or lockjaw. The little fell
low was out the previous Sunday
with a rifle and while lying down
|
discharged his gun, the bullet pene
trating his foot. AS reported in
the News Messenger the mother had |
the wound dressed promptly and
when the lad was taken to the hos
pital day or two later to have the
wound inspected, symptoms Of the
dread poison were suspected and it |
was too late to arrest the action of
the infection.
THE GAZETTE should have report
ed last week the organization formed
for the installation Of the Redwood
County Long Distance phone service
A meeting on the 23d ult. organized
by the election of A. O. Gimmestad
president, A. D. Stewart vice-presi-
dent, Geo. L. Evans secretary and
L. Lindeman treasurer, the board
of directors being the above named
stockholders and Andrew Olson.
The plan for joining forces with the
Rural and using the poles of the
latter will be carried out, and ten
men have put themselves behind a
loan of $4,000 to take up construc-
ton at once, Manager Donald Stew
art having this week started out
with two crews to string the neces.
sary wires.
WIS Clorioy.