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


Carl Howard is visiting H. L
Beecher and family of New Ulm.
Commissioner D. R. McCorquodal,
was transacting business in towl
yesterday.
5 Miss Agnes Hitchcock returned
l home from Stewart where she hae
been visiting for several week.
1t is rumored that an eminent
lawyer will soon begin practice ir
the city. There is always room al
the top.
My residence on 4th and Mime
sofa street with heating plant and
all modern improvements for rent
C. FRED. THOMPSON.
Peavey continues to win most OF
his games while on the trip. 1t is
reported that he cancelled the tour
into northern Minnesota as he could
not get a schedule of continuous
games.
George Clark, the thresher chief
of Sheridan, was in getting repairs
for his machine last Tuesday. Said
that for the first time in three years
he would not have to thresh away
from home to get out of hail belt.
Terry's big Uncle Toms Cabin
show was the attraction here Satur-
day night and was greeted with a
/ crowded house. The little girl TAX
ing the part of Eva was very good
while the role of Topsy and Uncle
Tom were also good as were some
of the specialties. AS a whole. it
was very fair production of very
old story that will always draw a
crowd.
The school board elected officers
last weeks. G.. Peterson as presi-
dent, H. M. Aune secretary and J.
P. Cooper treasurer for ensuing
term. H. A. Baldwin, who has been
president for the past year, has
been faithful and effective officer
but did not care to longer hold that
office. Mr.. Peterson has had wide
experience as a public officer in this
city and the duties of the Office will
be we'll looked after by him.
There is quite a general belief
above town that Redwood Falls has
screened the Redwood river above
the lake, thus preventing bass and
croppies from going up stream to
spawn. AS the river fairly swarmed
this spring with carp and suckers
the mesh would have to be Of a
peculiar construction in order to
hold the game fish and let these
through. AS matter of fact no
attempt has ever been made to keep
the fish within the lake.
No, Billie Rosendahl has not
opened up a real estate Office, al
though he did land office business
last week. He first traded his home
now occupied by G. E. Mckay to S.
D. Westfall for his quarter section
in Paxton township. taking immedi-
ate possession but retaining the
home until Sept. 18th. After that
he sold the house on the corner re-
Gently purchased of z. Tobias to
John Christensen who has removed
same. And this not being enough,
he received word that he had drawn
number 2186 at the Occur d'Alene
reservation opening. He does not
know how valuable this may be but
remarked that it would look better
to him if the last two figures were
missing.
The reporter had the story of the
burglary at the Brammer residence
at first hands from Mrs. Brammer.
1t seems that Mr.. Brammer took
home quite a sum of money and
afterwards went down town and
Mrs. Brammer also left the house
to see neighbor but came back and
surprised a man who had entered
the back part Of the building. He
cut across the garden and when he
struck the sidewalk rolled back his
collar, which had been turned up,
and walked down the street. All
the indications were that it was
some one who had watched the
premises and knew that both Mr..
and Mrs. Brammer were out of the
house and did not expect either one
to return. 1t is a pitv that it was