The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-10

4 Stop WITT Hotel Jewell, luU rooms
with bath 81 per day. Opposite
court house. East 5th st., st. Paul,
Mimi. 2-4t
| r. "A. Gray il making himself use
| ful 1T the State Bank for few
weeks, while Cashier r. a. Cooper
is taking a vacation. Everybody |
| has to work these days. including |
father.
| M. B. Andersen was called to
Story City, Iowa, his old home. by
| q telegram Monday notifying him
OF the death Of the wife Of bis
brother Fred. the lady having been
an invalid for many years.
Mrs. and Mrs. Case Allen Of Wy
koff, Mimi, visited last week with
the Ell. IA. Baldwin family, and on
Sunday Mr.. Baldwin and son Clinton
and Walter Francois took the Aliens
on their way as far as Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Callaghan Of
Wabasso called for their parents in
this city a few weeks ago, to take
them along on an auto tour as far
as Spring Lake, Iowa, where they
have been putting in few days.
Clerk Weldon and family took an
auto ride to Wabasso last Friday,
and report crop conditions gilt-edge
at the future county seat. The corn
crop is especially good in that vi
cinity, and reports Of from twenty
five to twenty seven bushels Of No.
| wheat per acre are common.
At meeting Of the new school
board for organization last Satur-
day evening, Daniel McLain was
elected president, TT. M. Aune secre-
| tary and j. P. Cooper treasurer for
the ensuing year, the last two being
reflections. There were no con-
tests, and we do not believe the
interests Of the district could be
better safe-guarded.
Hon. D. a. Stuart Of Window,
who began his career as lawyer in
this city and has has since been
highly successful in our neighbor-
ing county, has recently announced
his candidacy for the nomination of
district judge in his district. At
torney Stuart is well equipped for
| the post, but will have to contest
| for the honor with several other
candidates for the nomination.
i Arthur Kenney took two or three
! days off last week to help with the
threshing on the Kenney farm in
Paxton, managed by Theo. Biggers.
Arthur is well pleased with the crop
of over 5000 bushels, the best field
Of oats averaging over sixty bushels
per acre, which is pretty well for a
season not particularly favorable for
oats. The wheat turned out over
| "a bushels per acre not 50 bad for
farm that has been worked for
thirty years or so.
Responding to leading questions
about drainage projects, d. L. Big
ham told our reporter last week
that all of seven county bitches in
which he is interested as engineer
would be finished up in good season
before snow flies, the total mileage
of the main lines and branches being
over ninety miles. The Brown
, Redwood judicial No. / is only about
{ half completed. the contractors hav-
, ing until 1912 to complete the job,
) which will be a big one.
The bountiful crops now being
} gathered mean more business for
merchants and logically more adver-
Using for the printer. The Gazette
! would like to impress its advertising
) patrons with the Importance of get
ting their copy not later than Mon
! day morning. In order to get The
r Gazette out on time, we cannot
7 guarantee room for large spaces
7 later than Monday, and where it is
!. possible, will greatly appreciate
t advance notice for space wanted.
Superintendent Bebermeyer in
forms US that he has received 300
E applications from school pupils in
+ this county who contemplate making
! entries in the contest for premiums
7 at the coming county fair. This is
. | certainly nncnura Oino and tho conn.