The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-18

Be sure to go to at least one OF the
ball games this week.
Did you hear about it? It's all
over town! 1t rained last week.
This is not scrap issue; this paper
never had one and don't want one.
The tile factory are makinga tile
that should last forever. If.
Remember the corn festival at the
Presbyterian church Friday night.
VIM. M. Smith was looking after
things at the farm near Milroy last
Wednesday.
It's nice to be pitched into during
dog days. 1t makes the roast seem
almost cool.
There seems to be very few others
mentioned than Senator Clague for
the second term, at st. Paul.
John Whittet says a fellow never
goes to either a doctor or lawyer
when he is we'll. Something wrong
when chap calls in either.
Chief Lauterbach has trimmed up
the trees and cleaned up the grass
and weeds on the Schmidt park.
John is glutton for work.
Mrs. VIM. Rosendahl went to Min
neapolis last Saturday. where she
will visit a sister for a few days.
She was accompanied by Miss Violet
Cain.
The viewers on county ditch No.
Is are to begin their labors on Fri
day of this week. They are A. j..
Weldon, C. M. Herremann and R.
Morton.
An attempt was made to CONSOLE
date Dist. No. II and Seaforth but
when it came to a vote last week
there were 3 votes for and q against
the proposition.
We give here in order the names
of those who won the dollar prizes
at the Redwood Dream last week:
Mrs. Neufert, Art Hill, M. Williams,
Clarence Mason, Ed. Nichol.
A. D. Stewart stopped the report
er, or the reporter stopped him, or
at least he stopped long enough to
say that five binders were cutting
down his harvest and he would be
through by the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Carpenter re-
ceived word this week from their
daughter Frances, that she was mar
ried at Spokane, WASH, on August
9th to Bernhart }. Becker recently
of Toledo, Ohio, but now residing
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Let anyone who is not looking
for trouble glance through The
GAZETTE of last week and try to
account for the upheaval it seemed
to cause. A very gentle tap upon
a boil often causes a regular war;
hoop. 1t don't have to be intended
either.
The First National Bank of
Redwood Falls will give to
every person under IS years
of age, one coupon on the
Dode Fisk cow for evey dollar
deposited with them in a saw
in9s account.
Emil Kuenzli deserted the rest of
the party at Duluth as the boats
were not leaving as he expected for
his lake trip. Treasurer Hunter,
Judge Evans and Ned Dripps ex-
pected to leave for Isle Royal Sun
day. Emil reports cold, wet and
gloomy weather in the Zenith City.
An urgent telegram Saturday
called Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper
and son Robert to Lisbon, N. D.,
where the infant son of Mrs. Myrtle
Cooper Kvello was then dangerously
i'll. Before they reached there the
little sufferer had passed away, his
death occurring Saturday noon.
Owing to the change of time on
the main line. we will have but one
train hereafter on Sunday over the
Nickle Plate, which will arrive at
1890 and remain until 1880, the
night train having been discontinued
on Sunday only. The post office will
now be open between l and 2 o'clock
instead of 5 and 6 o'clock as former
ly.
For the number of houses entered