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The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
SETTLEMENT NO NEARER
AS COAL MINERS PARLEY
Threatened Strike of 5000 Men Be-
comes More Imminent.

(by the lnternati0nal News SERVICE
Philadelphia, April 10.-With the joint
subcommittee Of the conference between
the Bituminous Coal Operators OF Gen.
trail Pennsylvania and the miners in an
executive session for the FIRST time today
at the Bellevue-Stratford, a solution ot
the existing difficulties between th.m ap-
appears as far OF as ever. THe represent
atiVes OF the miners, acting for S ooo
men, threaten a strike IL their dema, s
are not granted.
II now appears that the discussions Y I
go on until late into next week. The Que =
tion OF a compromise to end the difiicUT-
ties cannot be settled upon.
The bituminous miners demand a wage
increase OF IS i-2 per cent, the abolition
of car pushing. and the assumption by
the operators the cost of collecting the
union dues from the men.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
SPAIN TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.

Paris, April 2o.-The new Spanish min
istry, headed by Marquis Preito, Is ex-
pected shortly to reafirm Spains neu.
trality in the war, according to advices
from Madrid today. The politics of tbs
new cabinet is liberal
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21

Quickest Service TO baltimore.
Every Hour on the Hour Baltimore
and Ohio; sl.T5 round trip. Saturdays
and Sundays. s1.50s-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
FrrdcrIck nnd aI.zs

sI.0o TO Frederick sud sI.z5
To Hagerstown and return. Baltimore
and Ohio, from Union Station, 500 a.
m,.. Sunday, April 22. returning same
day.-Ady.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Bootlegger Is Caught

Guy Simmonds was taken be-
fore United States Commission
er Benjamin Taylor at Mankato
late Thursday afternoon by John
Nc CURE, deputy United States
Marshal, on the charge of i'm
porting Intoxicating liquor onto
Indian land. The complaint
states that M. L. Knutson, clerk
to the United States attorney,
appeared before Samuel Whaley,
a United States commissioner
for the District of Minnesota,
and stated upon her oath that
on July IL, 1917, in Redwood
county, Guy Simmonds, late of
said district, imported a jug of
whiskey on to land allotted by
the governments to William Col
umbus, a member Of the Mide-
wakanton band Of Sioux Indians.
Mr.. Taylor fixed the bond of
Simmonds at $500, which he was
unable to furnish, and he was
committed to the Blue Earth
county Jail until federal grand
jury meets here October %.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Yesta Suffers

The community around Vesta
suffered severe damage from a
hail storm which came with the
heavy wind and rain Of last Fri
day. An area practically four
miles square, with the village
of Vesta in it's centre, was af-
fected, the small grains being
laid flat and the corn badly dam
aged. The crops around Vesta
were the most promising in the
county before this storm came.
Considerable damage to trees
was done in the vicinity Of Red
wood Falls and the crops sus-
tanned some damage. The barn
on the Wilcox farm was wrecked
also.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Fred Banker Hurt

Monday noon Fred Banker of
Redwood Falls sustained an in
jury to his eyeball which neces-
STATED the removal of the en-
tire eye. The operation was per-
formed at Mankato Tuesday
morning and up to the time of
going to press no word had been
received as to it's success. The
accident happened in a very pc
culiar way. Mr.. Banker was
driving some hogs on his farm,
using a long herd whip for the
work. The lash swung around
his head, the tip striking the
eyeball with such force as to in
fiict a deep cut. Local physi-
clans were consulted and decided
that Mr.. Banker should see a
specialist at once.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

lZ6O u. BonneWlCZ, heQWOOu Z !.
1891 A. Dugus, Seaforth.
IT'S G. Schwint, Morgan.
486 M. Larson, Walnut Grove.
|. 692 Otto Jensen, Springfield.
600 A. A. Albeit, Lamberton.
80 Christen Have, Milroy.
1889 G.. Hinstaw, Morgan.
1852 G. Gale, Sanborn.
5O7 A. Schmidt, Walnut Grove.
800 Albert Lassow, Sheridan,
437 w. Radtke, Walnut Grove.
1924 F. Baldwin, Redwood Falls
6O4 Lester Archer, Lamberton.
43 Edward Fritz, Vesta.
1763 E. johnson, Sanborn.
1913 F. Shoemaker, Delhi.
1864 D. Rhodes, Redwood Falls.
1866 Leo Kelly, Walnut Grove.
924 M. Lamp, Walnut Grove.
APO Lloyd Stevens, Morton.
1914 Ellis Oxemider, Walnut G..
1178 VIM. Koenig, Lamberton.
514 P. Hyllested, Walnut Grove
433 George r.. Moon, Morton.
1929 H. Thayer, Redwood Falls.
10 Isaac Anderson, Vesta.
1O45 F.. Radtke Jr. Walnut G.
1881 ]. Lausen, Walnut Grove.
|17O5 N. Colburn, Sanborn.
1881 R. Thompson, Redwood r.
1856 w. Boyer, Sanborn.
487 E. Plasschoest, Walnut G.
1882 P. Mueller, Vesta.
1923 w. Wichmann, Redwood F.
1847 H. Pearson, N. Redwood.
797 N. Zupfer, Milroy.
140 w. McDougall, Wabasso.
1886 O. Loose, Morgan.
1923 G.. Biswell, Sanborn.
1779 E. Meyer, Wanda.
1886 H. w. Hall, Redwood Falls.
432 August Nell, Morton.
f8 Edward Anderson, Vesta.
652 Otto Bast, Springfield.
927 E. Taubert, Belview.
1884 Alb. Hoffman,, Wabasso.
739 Oscar Fossum, Belview.
1751 w. McGinn, Sanborn.
COL Wm.-F. Zeig, Lamberton.
1922 C. Brandt, Redwood Falls.
1146 And. Shea, Lamberton.
1103 E. Howe, Walnut Grove.
1895 John Bauer, Sanborn.
606 Joe Schilling, Lamberton.
1872 VIM. E. Wieeffe, Wabasso.
It'll w. Christensen, Wanda.
513 Leo Frechette, Walnut G..
46 Ole Froland. Vesta.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Betrothal Announced

Pink sweet peas and pink
shaded lights formed the deco
ration of a pretty party given
by Mrs. H. A. Baldwin last Sat-
urday afternoon, announcing the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Vean Baldwin, to Richard
Anderson. The living rooms and
large porch of the Baldwin home
were most tastefully decorated
with large bowls and vases of
flowers and each guest was pre-
sented with corsage bouquet
of sweet peas to which was at
tached an envelope containing
the announcement card. The
dining room table was prettily
trimmed with pink streamers,
bells and hearts combined with
quantities of flowers. During
the afternoon Miss Dorothy HUI
lett Of st. Peter sang | Love You
Truly, Harp and Lutte, and Morn
ing. Miss Hulett'S soprano voice
possesses ricn quality and wide
range and her singing was de-
lightful.
A two course luncheon was
served on trays daintily ar
ranged, the pink nut cup and
white linen, carrying out the
color of the decorations. The
hostess was assisted in the serv-
ing of the luncheon by her
daughters Misses Dean and Mar
jory, Miss Lucille Luscher, Miss
Mildred Lobdell and Miss Betty
Hunter.
Miss Baldwin has chosen Au-
gust as the month for her mar
riage, the day has not been def
nitely announced yet. Mr.. An
derson is at present at the Off
GERS training camp at Fort Smell
ing where he expects to COM
plete his training in short
time.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

1920 G.. KOSchnlck, Walnut u. :
1861 R. Danielowski, Lucan.
1899 Ed. SchWann, Walnut G.
1886 r. Heimer, Lucan.
223 Otto JOsvold, Morton.
1441 G.. D., Tetrick, Wabasso.
1T Richard C. Book, Wabasso.
6O2 Gust Vollmer, Lamberton.
800 C. Knisley, Redwood Falls.
rs Jas. Coulter, Lamberton.
1918 Fl. Glib, Wanda.
772 J.. Steffenmeyer, Morgan.
1856 F. w. Dah1ns, Wabasso.
721 Kenneth Mckay, Belview.
1419 H. Halvorson, .Sanborn.
786 A. Prokosch, Morgan.
1549 w. Gray, Delhi.
1476 E. w. Muller, Wabasso.
$50 S. Flaherty, Redwood F.
1892 w. Maurer, Redwood Falls.
972 Left Knudson, Delhi.
983 Fay G.. Caste, Delhi.
~757 John Welter, Morgan. S
966 P. H. Henze, Delhi.
1858 P. Krebs, Milroy.
332 M. Sullivan, Sheridan.
379 Aug. Muenchow, Clements.
1860 S. Babcock, Wabasso.
542 w. Smidth, Walnut Grove.
1874 Stanley Larson, Wabasso.
874 G.. Bjorstrup, Morgan.
552 D. Baker, Walnut Grove.
1900 o. Steele, Redwood Falls.
1878 Clessie Brazle, Sanborn.
1887 A. DeFrance, Seaforth.
298 E. Zuehlsdorf, Sheridan.
CTS A. Rams, Springfield.
1859 ]. Brinkman, Wanda.
1894 C.. Smith, Redwood Falls.
1148 Jas. Nolan, Lamberton.
1647 j. ]. Dolan, Lucan.
1854 L. R. O'Hara, Redwood F.
1906 G. A. Otto, Wanda.
343 Thomas Stem, Clements.
1913 S. Skobiik, Lucan.
982 Claude Kain, Delhi.
726 VIM. Mack, Belview.
Is Arley Day, Vesta.
9O5 Herman Stage, Milroy.
933 G.. Rain, Belview.
1881 T. Peterson, Morgan.
1888 John Maus, Vesta.
452 F. Ledenberg, Walnut G..
355 And. Kuelbs, Clements.
1913 E. Page, North Redwood.
$50 E. Kopperud, Walnut G..
800 O. Solseth, Milroy.
TIA T. Marriott, Walnut G.
1470 l.. NeuschWander. Wabasso
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Redwood Falls Has
Largest Company
Now Contains 172 Men And
Three Officers with Several
Enlistments Pending
PROMOTIONS MADE
Boys Keeping Well And Happy
While Learning Rudiments
of Military Training

Company l. now contains 172
men and the three officers, with
Is men still awaiting exam;na-
ton. This makes it the largest
company in the state. Major
Hingeley, who returned Sunday
from a consultation with Colonel
Mollison states that the military
officers will be here this week to
muster the Company into fed
eral service. Persistent rumor
has it that National Guard COM
panies will be recruited to 200
In accordance with the French
and British organization, and
each Company will have six lieu
tenants, the fewer men in charge
of each officer having been found
more efficient for trench service.
Promotions were made this
week as follows: First Sergeant,
VIM. Peavey; Supply Sergeant,
Geo. Gaedy; Mess Sergeant, AL
len Frazer; Sergeants, O. Steele,
VIM. Evans, Frank WEIGH, H.
Warner, Robt. Johnson, K. Mel
sen, Walter King, Edwin Bollum;
Corporals, Maurice Jones, Har-
old Gray, Irl Starr, Bert Marsh,
Albert Howard, Floyd Jones, Ju.
liam Stensvad, Ira Rogers, Frank
Baldwin, Chauncey WEIGH, John
Sexton, Gus Schlick, Roy Kuck,
Frank Cranmer, Walter Hassen-
stab, VIM. Neiman, Otto Voeltz;
Cooks, Oscar Moline, JOS. Zeug
and Henry Rusch; Mechanics,
John Mowry and Floyd Butler;
Musicians, Raymond Erickson,
Chas. ,Moores. The first class
privates will be named next
week.
1t is of interest to many that
the monthly wages of the men
Continued on page g.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

1858 @. Lofquist, Redwood F.
923 NJ. Lamp, Morgan.
1906 w. Reck, Redwood Falls.
341 w. Goblirsch, Clements.
1907 S. Ball, Walnut Grove.
1764 E. Klingberg, Sanborn.
39l Elmer Bruer, Redwood F.
1866 G. A. Holley, Redwood F.
353 John Bier, Clements.
$40 Roy Bunting, Delhi.
637 H. Johnson, Lamberton.
1876 L. Yackel, Sanborn.
$50 HI. Rockers, Clements.
1867 Jos. Pavek, Lucan.
1877 Ed. Severson, Redwood F.
ST. Oscar Sander, Belview.
488 r. Youngs, Walnut Grove.
1913 E. Anderson, Delhi.
7O4 John Shemon, Belview.
II H. Coulter, Lamberton.
1896 w. Netzke, Seaforth.
1909 D. Merit, Sanborn.
$50 VIM. Meyer, Clements.
112 James Sowder, Wabasso.
1867 C. Schwarm, Walnut G.
128 Geo. Bliss, Wabasso.
679 w. Hulstrom, Springfield.
805 Carl Berglund, Milroy.
II Willis Sowder, Vesta.
900 L. Stake, Walnut Grove.
1917 j. handkerchief, Lucan.
1863 Frank Walter, Clements.
1887 J. Semke, Vesta.
1142 Sam Skow, Lamberton.
1765 D. McGinn, Sanborn.
6 Henry Andre, Vesta.
327 Edwin King, Sheridan. j,
664 C. Thorston, Springfield.
90 w. MacJagart, Lamberton
1448 Rikes Boots, Wabasso.
1922 G. Vandemele, Sanborn.
957 Carl Hort, Belview.
1867 Geo. Carbert, Delhi.
|1715 Otto Lehne, Sanborn.
1744 H. Freeburg, Morgan.
1112 A. Henningsen, Walnut G
345 Edwin Gehrt, Clements.
1895 A. Hagert, Wabasso.
1856 R. G. Hunter, Redwood F
103 HI. Hoffman, Lamberton.
1886 H. Pickett, Wabasso.
1912 Gust Light, Wanda.
1921 L. Barnes, Redwood Falls
1902 B. Muncie, Morgan.
1925 a. Schraffran, Lucan.
$50 Caspar Olsen, Belview.
154 Paul Krengel, Wabasso.
1881 Paul LANCE, Vesta.
81 Alb. Gladitsch. Vesta.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Company | Boys
Guests At Picnic
Enjoy Dinner And Social Time
i'm Ramsey State Park Fri
day; Crowd Is Large
M. BOWLING TALKS
Rain Spells Band Concert And
Stunts Planned for Evening
Entertainment

The men and officers of Com
pany L were the guests of the
Redwood Falls branch of the
Red Cross and the Commercial
Club at, picnic given in their
honor in Ramsey State Park las.
Friday. The crowd numbered
between fifteen hundred and two
thousand, many of whom had
come from long distance to
meet the boys and spend the
day with them. Business houses
of Redwood Falls were closed
from twelve to two o'clock and
practically everyone in town
spent the time at the Park.
Mrs. G. R. Pease, chairman of
the Redwood Falls Red Cross,
and the women under her direc-
ton prepared and served de-
licious dinner to the men of the
Company and a few outside
guests. Over two hundred per-
sons were served. The tables
were prettily decorated with cut
flowers and bunting and made a
pretty contrast with the green
trees and the brown of the uni
forms. The dinner was bounti-
full and the boys appreciation
of it was best expressed by one
of their number who said Eve
quit eating solely for the good
of the Company-it would be
awful to have to stop and have
funeral right now"
After the dinner the Scenic
City Band played several selec-
tions and Private Claude Nc
Lean of the company entertained
the crowd by some clever aero
batic performances. Following
this Sen. Frank Clague made q
few remarks complimenting and
Continued on page 81
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Gardens Judged

The judging of the gardens
entered in the garden contest
was not done last week because
of the absence of Glenn Lukens,
one of the judges. However the
Judging will be done positively
Thursday Of this week and F.
L. French requests that every
gardner work over his plot care
fully before that time.
fully before that time. Because
Of the recent heavy rains this
working should be done deep.
Mr.. French suggests. that dur
ing the next few days carrots,
beets and turnips be thinne1
down to four or five inches apart
and onions to two inches apart.
The way in which this matter
aof thinning is attended to will
make considerable difference in
the mark given each garden.
Parents are also requested to
make more use of the vegetables
raised as some Of them are vast
ing by becoming too old. The
amount Of stuff removed from
the garden will not in anyway
affect the judgment which will
make allowance for all vege-
tables which should be used fresh
or be canned just as soon as in
prime condition.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
knights Invited

The Redwood Falls command
cry has been invited to go to
Marshall, July 26, to attend the
cermony of the laying of the
splendid temple being erected
by the Masons of that city. The
ceremony will be conducted by
the Grand Lodge of Masons of
Minnesota and promises to be
an elaborate one. The service
will be held in the afternoon.
Marshall will have one Of the
best temples of any small city
in the state when this new build
ing is completed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
NOTICE.

Notices are being printed and
will be circulated soon stating
that no bonfires nor burning OF
rubbish will be permitted with
in the fire limits, which include
all the business section of the
city. The boundaries of this pro-
hibited zone will be stated in the
notice. This notice is given by
the authority Of Joe Corbett.
fire marshal, because Of several
dangerous fires which have been
narrowly averted recently.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
These Are the First Five Hundred Numbers Drawn Redwood County Draft

Below is published the first
500 numbers effecting Redwood
County's list of registered men.
Redwood County's apportion-
ment of men is 1872 and these
will appear for examination in
the order drawn. This list is
not official and may contain err
rors for which this paper is not
responsible. The official list will
be i'm the hands of the exemption
board of the county within the
next few days and matters of
doubt should be referred to
them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

645 Clyde HOyer, LambertOn.
218 Herman Engel, Morton.
$40 A. Fredrickson, Lamberton
1884 e. Charlebois, Redwood F.
$50 G. Swanson, Walnut Grove
1911 Nick Haep, Lucan.
STA S. Jorgenson, Belview.
81 Anthony Rohlik, Vesta.
1882 A. Waschke, Wabasso.
1727 J. Spires, Sanborn.
981 C. TurnWall, Delhi.
1848 H. Hoffrogge, N. Redwood.
1870 L. Sinclair, Wabasso.
1877 E. Gennette, Wanda.
ITO Henry Johnson, Morgan.
1872 Arthur Torney, Milroy.
677 w. Hanson, Springfield.
749 w. Zempel, Morgan.
1868 F. Boushek, Lucan.
1909 R. A. Gluth, Morgan.
1911 F. N. Knapp, Redwood F.
525 A. Johnson, Walnut Grove.
1417 Edw Kruse, Sanborn.
1874 S. Robinson, Wabasso.
| 76O w. Wintheiser, Morgan.
1873 II. Lindstrom, Wabasso.
Sc Geo. Coulter, Lamberton.
1916 D. Jertjejansen, Vesta.
1871 P. Ludwig, Sanborn.
1872 A. C. Paulson, Morgan.
5 C. Schlemmer Jr; Vesta.
$50 G.. v. Bailey, Clements.
1880 w. Russell, Wabasso.
81 VIM. Hardy, Vesta.
$40 T. Klabunde, Morgan.
TIA A. Langhoff, Sanbprn.
$40 Max Nash, Walnut Grove.
1882 Nv. Becker, Lamberton.
440SHans Hansen, Walnut G.
1485 ]. Robinson, Wabasso.
1914 G. Posi-, Sanborn.
TAI A. Frederikson, Belview.
1854 @. Molstad, Walnut Grove.
1875 Frank Engel, Vesta.
I'll G.. Dahlberg, Belview.
1922 A. Botthoefer, Walnut G.
| 841 Chas. Dardis, Milroy.
638 Ernest Grunt, Lamberton
1892 C. r. Boelke, Walnut G.
,623' w. Mccartney, Lamberton
269 B. Kelly, Redwood Falls.
685 M. Norell, Springfield.
1141 Carl Splett, La;nberton.
1914 Jas. Sullivan, Redwood F
10Io w. Davis, Walnut Grove
1888 F. Harris, Sanborn.
335 Alfred Paulson, Sheridan.
1870 VIM. Mosier, Wabasso.
1913 Newton Brown, Walnut G..
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

258 E. VIM, Redwood Falls.
458 VIM. West, Walnut Grove.
l436 Pete Anderson, Wabasso.
2 854 w. Christopherson, Milroy.
1894 R. Neudecker, Seaforth.
1878 C. Moore, Seaforth.
1895 w. Virgins, Walnut Grove
1855 Carl Simon, Wabasso.
1888 Harry George, Morgan.
1913 c. F. Kuehl, Wanda.
1853 VIM. Andre, Lucan.
1852 Carl Hanson, Sanborn.
.1117 H. Wilt, Lamberton.
1872 F. M. Shaw, Wabasso.
1748 r. Mackarall, Sanborn.
837 Henry Phillips, Milroy.
337 August Kramer, Sheridan.
676 J. Puck, Springfield.
275 G. Clark, Redwood Falls.
500 G. Grinder, Walnut Grove
1185 N. Young, Redwood Falls.
564 Carl Shaldon, Belview.
945 Warren Adsit, Belview.
1913 Louis Borte, Wanda.
500 A. Finwinske, Lamberton.
1867 ]. FURY, Redwood Falls.
$50 F. Gergblom, Walnut G..
1895 j. E. Weaver, Morgan.
548 A. Newberg, Walnut Grove
126 Frank Byli, Wabasso.
1879 F. Dammann, Sanborn.
1897 H. Gilmore, Redwood Falls.
784 Roy Robinson, Morgan.
1872 R. Beert, Sanborn.
755 VIM. Kamholz, Morgan.
107 A. Fvech, Lamberton.
1916 G.. Knutson, Delhi.
1868 C. Thorren, Wabasso.
1869 H. Weber, Redwood Falls.
GIG M. Raschka, Lamberton.
373 Emil Stricken, Clements.
1876 Chas. Brazle, Sanborn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
To Our Readers

The Gazette regrets that the
report Of Red Cross work,
the items from Morgan
and several small news items
were crowded out of this issue.
The publishers deemed it wise
to sacrifice these items rather
than to fail to publish the draft
list in which the majority Of our
readers are so intensely inter
ested.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

TIT w. Hafley, Belview.
1857 A. j. Kaas, Walnut Grove.
1856 D. Robbins, Redwood F.
1913 r. Schaurer, Walnut G.
80 Frank Maxa, Vesta.
1919 O. Campion, Wabasso.
388 w. Wetzel, Redwood Falls.
1716 III. Dittbenner, Sanborn.
773 Arnold Hillger, Morgan.
608 A. Christensen, Lamberton
400 M. Ramey, Redwood Falls.
SO F. Schulz, Walnut Grove,
1870 Jas. Baum, Sanborn.
25 Otto Meier, Vesta.
1872 Nels Jensen, Redwood F.
889 R. Peach, Morgan.
383 E. Harrell, Clements.
1166 G.. Mathiason, Lamberton.
1712 H. Dammann, Sanborn.
588' Lewis Hoepner, Belview.
$50 Niels Nelson, Milroy.
705 G.. Kohls, Belview.
1916 F. H. Ahrens, Redwood F.
SIG Martin Eide, Belview.
944 J. Johnson, Belview,
1866 H. Rue, Lucan.
1903 C. Henslin, Wanda.
1877 T. Plath, Sanbern.
122 H. Bernardy. Wabasso.
1888 F. Meyer, Wabasso.
GAP S. Jeckeil. Lamberton.
1888 |. Pemble. Sanborn.
939 A. Holms. Belview. !
1859 VIM. Heimer, Lucan.
222 Albert Fischer, Morton.
9O6 Eddie Stage, Morgan.
1887 A. Schaller, Redwood F,
700 S, Wood, Belview,
1850 L. Clark, Redwood Falls.
1895 H. Thomas, Redwood F.
297 Ed. Dunlevy, Redwood F,
321 Geo. Tordsen, Sheridan.
736 A, Lindholm, BelYiew. ~
1923 E. Jefferson, Lucan. Z
707 Jim Skimon, Belview.
1925 Edwin Wegner, Wabasso.
1902 G. Anderson, Walnut G..
ISL H. Weldon, Lamberton.
IDOL 7. Prail, Walnut Grove.
1853 Theo. Dahms, Clements.
974 E. Turnwall, Delhi.
1893 J. Matzloff, Sanborn.
32O G. Muetzel, Sheridan.
$50 VIM. Maus, Belview.
926 Iyer Albu, Belview.
1910 A. Staubner, Walnut G..
1857 J. Sanborn, Revere.
919 E. Lamp, Morgan.
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
PAY LIBERTY BONDS.

The first payment of 20%. of
each Liberty Loan Bond is due
July 80 and should be taken care
of at that time. Each purchaser
should go to the bank where he
subscribed for his bond and make
payment there. This matter
should be attended to not later
than Monday, July 80.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
Guild Meeting

The members of st. Vero-
nica's Guild, their husbands and
children will be entertained at
the parish house Thursday If
ternoon, July 26. The hostesses
for the day are Mesdames Ira
Reynolds, Floyd Reynolds, Carl
Reynolds and A. D. McRae.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. Schaner, Pastor.

German services and Holy
Communion this Sunday. Reg
istration on Friday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-25

Jos. Geroy left Tuesday fol
Minneapolis for a short visit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
MARKET REVIEW


Datrs ihs hf,. h4f u Friday't sesslsn
Bforis rers very veaf rIfh i0tses - tao
e. t.fss points in mosi a. tas active ,hares.
win volume - over haf a nlliou 80
n4dd1j Then pressure eated up AMI re
had little rally
During the afternoon trading was more
quite hii tae p1bIe 0Id not fhoF much dis
petiiion o. bay. The collapse DO United
H,ates steel which to.d heor no do.
s'rOyed what appetite hers vas 70 enter
tie ufrLet or the buying s.de I. lost About
three points after thr dividend of AZ per
e~ni ,ams On Tue smAu fsilyins power IN
this stock tet the pace for the re4t of the
market.
dhyt more f0r the tar debate and IL Ecud
b. icic 10 try 20 guess wh'n the manure
all be- a Law IN addition 20 ihis ihsra
we're misgyinCs a. 90 prizes. uf1ch tho
government is about 90 hnnOunro. The --latest
reports Sere lees assuring Thcfs may CT.
plain some Of the selling q sieel aud cop
Money worked frmor ard ihis ~as 4
market influence
stocks should only hs bought on sharp
btcakt for turns We may see silll lover
level before the adjustment Is completed