The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-14

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brewster last Friday.
Joe Muehlbauer. who was missing
few days before the fourth, ar
rived home on the fifth from sue
cessful fishing trip.
Owing to large number of band
boys being members of Company l.,
the regular Friday evening concert
will be given tonight.
Co. L leave tonight for their reg
ular annual encampment at Lake
City. They will be escorted by the
band directly after the concert at
the park.
On behalf of Company L Captain
HingeIey extends a cordial invitation
to the Redwood Falls friends of the
officers and men to visit them while
the latter are in camp at Camp Lake
view.
Michael Eienrich of North Dakota
came to Redwood county last week
to get him wife in the person of
Miss Maggie Froelich, license being
issued to them a few days ago from
the county clerks office.
Judge Olsen recently appointed A.
C. Doliff of this city to be examiner
of titles for Redwood county, under
the new law which authorizes such
an official to furnish certificates of
legal titles under specific conditions.
H. O. Schleuder, A. A. Brooks,
Albert Prahl, Peter Hanson, Louis
Kaechle and Arthur Black constitut-
ed a delegation from Springfield
who came up last Sunday to take in
the base ball and Chautauqua attrac-
tons.
Mrs. McDougall, who returned
with Mrs. Chas. Tenney from Du-
luth last week. is now visiting at
Wabasso, but is expected to return
for farewell visit with her sister
here before returning to her home
in Alberta.
The D. L. Crimmins land agency
last week closed the sale Of the 240
acre farm of Oscar Borg of this city,
known as the old Tibbetts place.
northwest Of Delhi village. to Peter
and James Christensen of Sisseton,
S. D. The farm comprises 240 acres
and the price paid was $40, 800, or
$45 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Alexander ar
rived home from their western tour
last Wednesday, which they report
thoroughly enjoyable one. They
brought the news of quite serious
accident to Ormie Mcmillan, who
was badly shaken up while driving
down hill, on account of the giving
way of the harness.
The Echo Enterprise reports the
sudden death of the wife of Sheriff
Homme of that county last Friday
morning. Mrs. Homme retired in
usual health Thursday night and
when Mr.. Homme awoke he found
his wife dead beside him. Heart
trouble is supposed to be the cause
of death.
The Gazette should have chronicled
the burning of the Security elevator
at Morton a week ago. The fire oc-
Cured on the Sd, starting in the Gu
pola, supposedly from a hot box.
The firemen were unable to get wat
er on the blaze at that height and
the building was total loss, most
of which will be borne by the insur-
ance companies.
The Gazette last week received an
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Amy Midland and George D.
Smith, which occurred at the home
of the bride in Fargo. N. D.. last
Wednesday. Geo. D. will be recog-
nized as a former Redwood Falls
high school graduate who has been
practicing law at Breckenridge since
taking his degree at the State Uni
versity law school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were expected here the first
OF the week by their parents. Mr..
land Mrs. John Smith Of this city.