The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-27

i Lost or mislaid bank book with
cancelled checks. Please leave at
Gazette Office.
Edgar Aiken came home yester-
day morning. after. a months serv-
ice on one Of the freight carriers Of
the great lakes.
/ A county fair meeting was sched-
uled for last night, but The Gazette
was printed too soon to report the
same this week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Richardson,
prominent Bird Island citizens, Wis
| tied with Prof. Sandberg Of the
summer school over Sunday.
/ Lester Miller, who has bsen one
of the statesmen at the Philbrick
| store since the first of this year, will
leave here the first Of August.
Watch for advertisement of big
auction sale of over 300 head of live
stock and complete outfit of farm
machinery, by 7. D. and A. r. Ly-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntsberry finished
their outing and arrived home last
Saturday morning. as is evidenced
by the poets corner of The Gazette
| this week.
i @. B. Turrell expects, to go to st.
Paul at the end of this week. to get
away from the hay fever and put in
a month or two at his farm near
Ryder, N. D.
/ Now that the Minnesota state fair
management has made arrangements
for the appearance of Col. .Roose-
welt on the grounds next September,
it is forgone conclusion that there
will be an immense attendance on
that day.
VIM. Gieseke and ladies and May
or Tom Davis and his partner,
Michel, all from Marshall, were in
the crush Monday night, Mayor
Davis being conspicuous in putting
one on Mayor Philbrick in connec-
ton with the exercises of the even
ing.
w. D. and Mrs. Lines arrived
home from the west last Wednes-
day, reporting a very pleasant trip.
They returned by the Great North
ern, and w. D. reported the country
pretty well burned up oyer the en-.
tire route between the Cascades and
Minnesota, except where irrigation
is possible.
The annual meeting of the w. G.
T. u. will be held in the Presby-
terian church tomorrow afternoon
/ Thursday at 2::30 o'clock. Super
Iintendents and officers will please
bring written reports Of their work,
also names of new members won are
required. Every member urged to
be present.
| Chas. Luscher came home last
week from a trip to the Saskatche-
wan country, where he sold tract
of land in which Ell. A. Baldwin and
himself were interested. He reports
fine crops in that section of Canada,
but otherwise in Manitoba and GER
tain sections in Northern Mime
sofa, where the drouth is very much
| in evidence.
j LIP. Larson and d, L. Crimmins
toured over 200 miles of country
last Sunday. going by way of Win
dom to Madelia, Mankato and other
/ points of interest in Larson's Ford
car, with fye-hour rest during the
i heat of the day. They followed
along the river valleys and report a
delightful ride and fine crops in
evidence along the way.
/ E. E. Herriott. formerly Of this
city, was recently promoted to di-
rector of agencies for the North
western National Life Insurance Co.
lat Missoula, the metropolis of the
famous Bitter Root country of Mon
tana. Mr.. Herriott writes that the
drouth has not touched the farmers
of that section, for the reason that
lit is irrigated country and indepen-
dent Of rainfall shortage.
| J. Rich. Horr, who has been in
camp at Lakeview with Co. L, re-
turned with the company Saturday
night, and after short visit with