The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-02


tersts in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Knapp returned
from their visit to Lisbon. N. d..
Jay will be kept busy at the Straus
Bros. office from now on.
The Mothers meetings that are
being held regularly in this city are
proving very beneficial to those who
are taking an active interest in
them.
Ell. f. Buechner, the veteran
auditor for the Laid Norton Lumber
Co., Of Winona is back on the road
travelling thrugh the Dakota's and
Minnesota.
S. E. Billiard, ditch contractor.
who did good deal of work in this
neighborhocd last summer, has re-
turned and will be kept busy here
all the season.
Superintendent Hermann Of our
schools is attending the state meet
ing of superintendent, which is an
annual event at Minneapolis during
the spring vacation.
Halvor K. Kvendru of Swedes
Forest brought two of the finest
wolf pelts to town last week that
have ever been displayed for bounty
One was exceptionally large and of
deep rich color He received Sis in
bounty for the two and sold. the
pelts for $3.50, making S22 so from
the two hides.
J. r. McPhee Of Wabasso was in
the city Saturday greeting his many
friends. Mr.. McPhee has filed for
nomination and seeks the Office Of
county treasurer. His announce
ment appears in the political an
nouncement" column of this paper.
j. r. has lived in this county practi-
caly all of his life, having moved
here with his father Al years ago and
his early days were spent on the old
homestead two miles east of Wa
basso. He was resident of this city
! for about six years and has spent
nine years in Wabasso. His AL years
in this county have formed a wide
acquaintance for him and John has
made host Of friends.
George Lechner, one of the oldest
residents of Redwood Falls and re.
tired merchant, will leave for Walk
er, Mimi and become patient al
the State Sanitarium of that city
Mr.. Leckner has been in poor health
suffering from asthma and will make
the trip in search of health. He re-
Gently went to Hinckley, Mimi, fol
relief but after only being in thai
town for day, was advised byss..one
of the physicians to return at once
for if he could not notice any relief
during the "a hours he had beer
there, there would be no need of re
naming. We trust that Mr.. Lech
ner will find relief at Walker.
One of the most shameful anC
cowardly tricks ever perpetrated II
our fair city came to light last Fri
day in the shape Of what is generally
believed to have been an attempt t.
poison the dogs owned by some OF
our most prominent citizens. Th'
manner in which the poison was dis
tributed is mystery. 1t found owe
dozen victims however, while, sew
eral Of the animals died on the pub
lie streets writing in terrible agon.
and convulsions. Mrs. Evans, VIM
Fish. Arthur and Fred Cain are sait
to have lost their dogs while Walter
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that their animals lowered between
life and death all Of Friday Afternoon
and night. Several of the unfortu
nate CANNES had to be shot in orde
to relieve them of their misery, Will
few recovered. The authorize
are seeking to solve the mysteriou
outrage.
: G. Larson, S, G. Peterson, Rev. N
? de NJ. Darrell and w. III. Gold re
turned Wednesday from Winnebag
E City. where they attended a NEE
ing held at Parker College in tina
city, Of which Mr.. Gold is trustee
. The meeting was held to discus
! business matters pertaining to Pa
+ ker College and to vote on raisin
1920 900 which will be used to cor