The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
THE CITY

A. ID. Stewart sold 80 fine cattle
last week to Durham & Aikens.
Douglas Allen and son Jimmie of
Gilfillan were in town Tuesday.
A D. Stewart who was i'll with
pneumonia is slowly improving.
Mrs. NJ Lauterbach visited with
friends at Morgan on last Friday.
Mrs. Pitts Tenney. who has been
i'll for some time, is showing very
slight Improvement.
Mrs. H. j. Heath writing from
Tamarack has paid for the Gazette
for another year in advance.
Ed. Bollum and Fred Carity who
have been attending school at Mar
shall came home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. M. Lauterbach and Mrs. John
Klaus were in Belview last week,
present at dance for which the
Lauterbach orchestra furnished
music.
W. S. Parker, of Morton and Mary
June Axland, of GilfIlan, were
united in marriage at the methodist
parsonage yesterday. Rev. N. de M
Darrell officiating.
}. H. Geroy, who purchased the
Ralph Wetmore barber shop last
week, took possession of that estab-
lishment Monday. It'squite a treat
to be on a level with the street, 1"
said Joe, latter spending a long
time in a basement.
Charles E. Lamberton has again
been appointed superintendent of
baggage and transportation at the
state fair ground during the big ex-
position. This is a job that Mr..
Lamberton has held for several
years with such decided success that
the management feels it cannot get
along without him.
A light blanket of snow was spread
over Redwood Falls Sunday night
and Monday. The roads were COM
pletely innocent of all ice and snow
which gave the sleigh and bod sled a
short vacation. Citizens were seen
shoveling, and sweeping their side
walks on Monday. duty from which
all had escaped for about three
weeks.
WANTED" A live agent to sell
Traverse County, Minnesota land.
| have twenty-five we'll improved
farms for sale in Traverse County,
Mimi, ranging in price from $35.
to $500 per acre. want a good
man to represent me in your terri
tory. If interested, write me for
full particulars. Walter N. Hansen,
Wheaton, MINI. 1t.
A. H. Emerson of Lamberton,
county attorney, was in Redwood
Falls on business last evening.
Tony was wrong" he says refer
ing to the statement made by A. ].
Praxel that there are only two pro-
gressives in Lamberton, E M. Will
son and Mr.. Emerson. Il know of
but two Taft men in the place.
There are good many Roosevelt
men and La Toilette men. The
sentiment is largely progressive"
A successor to W. C, Hermann as
superintendent of the public schools
probably will be chosen at a special
meeting of the board of education
on Saturday evening. Who it will
be is still a. mystery. About fifty
applications have been received from
North and South Dakota, Iowa, Wis
consin and Minnesota. Many of
those applying are graduates of
eastern colleges and universities.
H. M. Aune, clerk of the board has
a fairly large box full of the applica-
tons and sees no reason to believe
that the board will be unable to Sc
cure superintendent.
John F. Rosenwald and J. H.
Swami, capitalists of Madison, were
in Redwood Falls Monday on bust
ness. They are two of the best
known men in this section of the
state, being prominent in business
and politics. They feel that the
delegation from their county to the
state convention will not be instruct
ed and that likely the vote will be
divided between the three guberna-
torial candidates. They say julius