The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-25

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Geo. Bunce Of Mankato was in
Redwood last week.
You can't make a mistake if you
90 to North Redwood to celebrate
the fourth Of July. N-2t
Six Automobiles loaded to the brim
with Redwood people left the city
Thursday to attend the carnival at
Cottonwood.
w. H. Gold and family motored
over to Granite Falls Saturday to
visit with relatives. They returned
By the way Of Wood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farmer, OF
Fairfax. Mimi. were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Glenn
ents last week. Mr.. Farmer former
| " taught school here.
Redwood Falls celebrated cornet
band will furnish music all day long
at the North Redwood fourth Of
.Iplv celebration. 47-2t
Al real American eagle has been
captured and will be made to scream
at the North Redwood fourth of July
celebration. Come early, stay late.
47-2t
Misses Susie and Agnes LATTER
bach went to New Ulm Friday to
visit with friends and relatives for
few days. They journeyed on to
st. Peter Monday where they will
visit with their sister, Mrs. Andrew
Cook, and expect to return tomor-
row.
The base ball nine of this place is
promising to remove the scalp from
t h e Marshall aggregation which
plays here on Wednesday afternoon.
July 26. Marshall has some team
but so has Redwood and the game
undoubtedly will be one of the best
Redwood Falls will see this year.
County Auditor L. P Larson an
nounces in this issue of The Gazette.
his candidacy for reelection. Mr..
Larson has wide acquaintance in
the county and is looked upon as an
extremely strong candidate. He is
opposed for reelection by Charles
Dripps, who has been in the field for
some weeks.
When Joe Fisher was cultivating
his corn last Tuesday one of his
horses struck a piece of barbed wire
in the field with its foot which sew
cred an artery and nearly resulted in
the animals death. When the doc
tor arrived the horse was so weak
from the lose of blood that itfwast
necessary to hold him up while the
severed artery was being treated.
VIM. Rosendahl. of Redwood Falls
democratic candidate for sheriff,
was in town Monday getting ac-1
quainted with the voters. Mr.. Ros-
endahl has been a resident of Red
wood county for the last twenty
years and has good record. and
well posted with the county's bust
ness. His announcement appears in
this issue. Revere Record.
More than ninty autos have been
sold by the dealers Of this city since
January /. 1912. The majority of
the sales were made to farmers.
This is but one of the many indica-
tions of prosperity in this vicinity.
Dealers say that nearly all Of the.
business was transacted on q cash
basis and that they expect to sell as
many more before fall.
Three car loads of sight seerswent
over to the Fort Ridgely site sunday
having a delightful drive and
thoroughly enjoying the day. Those
who made the trip were: Harold
Aune driving his fathers car with
Mr.. and Mrs. Aune and Mr.. andMrs.
Neufert; Miss Zelma Thune driv-
ing her car with Mr.. and Mrs. Thune
and sisters and G. A. Sahildknecht
driving his car with his mother and
the Misses Aune and Miss Marie
Thune.
A swarm Of itinerant bees made
things interesting for pedestrians
and traffic near the First National
bank Friday. They settled on the
sidewalk and had things all their
own way until Judge Gray captured
them and placed them in hive.
The bees were swarming it was
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