The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-17

REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTl
Attorney A. G. Erickson Of Spring
field transacted business here Monday.
A. r. A. Laudon and H. B. Everett
were business visitors at Springfield
Monday.
DR.. r. A. Peterson was among tho
Vesta citizens to visit Redwood Falls
Monday
]. F. Hesnault and A. W. Olson of
Walnut Grove were Redwood Falls
visitors Saturday.
E. ]. Breitkreutz and FL. j. Fink of
Sanborn transacted business at Red
wood Falls Monday.
! J. E. Duncan and Miss Katie White
Of Lamberton were visitors at the "A.
D. McRae home Monday evening.
Fred McAllister had the misfortune
to break his arm while practicing on
i the football field Monday evening.
Miss Nettie Barber Of Redwood
Falls spent the weekend in Vesta
visiting at the W. j. Barber and Roy
/ Crooks homes.
r. Gunderson of Red Wing arrived
Tuesday of last week for visit of
several days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin.
4 p. A. Callaghan of Wabasso has ac-
copied position as cashier of the
First National Bank at Perham, Mimi,
and will move there soon.
The J. f. Conner farm has been
sold, bringing the good round sum of
$3.50 per acre. The Gazette has not
learned the name of the purchaser.
Misses Blanch Stava, Claire and
Floy Harris left Sunday afternoon for
Redwood Falls to attend high school
which opened Monday.-Vesta Cen
sor.
The S. G. Peterson residence, now
occupied by r. Stensvad's family, has
been sold to w. Phinney of Wood
spring. The transaction was made
by A. E. King.
Erwin Yackel left Monday for OBJ
erlin College where he will take up
the study of the piano, entering upon
two years course. He will also
continue his regular high school course
with his studies in music.
Redwood Falls recently beat the
little town of Wabasso In a county
seat fight, and the Redwood county
court house will remain in its old
place. 1t would have been a shame
to take the county seat from so beau
tiful a place as Redwood Falls, and
the people seemed to realize it. About
a bakers dozen disloyal wooden-heads
at the county seat voted against their
own towns interests -Edgerton En-
terprise.
The United States Department of
Agriculture and several other organi-
zations which are interested in the
migratory lines of fowls have issued
a request that all sportsmen examine
ducks killed to ascertain whether
or not they are banded. When a duck
carrying a band on its leg is found,
the gunner is requested to commun-
icate with the address on the band,
giving the number, species of duck
and place and date killed.
F. L. French, Redwood County
Farm Agent will be busy next week
with the work of judging at two of
the big county fairs of the state.
Monday Mr.. French went to Worth
ington and Thursday he will spend
at Window in the same work. Rud.
Stensvad, the president of the Red
wood County Agricultural Society,
will accompany him to Window to in
terview some of the consessionists
and others who will be at the Red
wood County Fair next week.
Wilbur and Arno Yackel who have
been in the West Indies with the
Marines for the past several months,
returned Saturday. Recently Wilhur
has been a member of the band and
Arno has served as member of the
regular company. The two young
men have had some wonderful exper-
fences and have seen a great deal of
the world in that section of the globe.
Both are glad to be relieved from fur
ther military duty however and plan
to enter civilian life again. Wilbur will
go to the state university next week
to complete his work in the pharmacy
course and Arno will go to the univer-
sity later to take up the commercial
work. Louis the younger brother of
the two young men will also be stu
dent at the university this year TAX
ing up the fine arts course.
Friends of County Auditor Larson
are greatly interested in knowing
where Pete is getting his supply of
squirrel whiskey. They are quite sure
he has it, because every once in
while Pete allows his new Common
wealth to take him by the hand and
lead him about promiscuous like
among the residences of his neigh
bors. Only last week he tried to bump
the Crimmins terrace into Kingdom
Come and, failing in that, he slid
Ora cnf1111v across fhn street and was
headed for dip in Lake Redwood
when John Lauterbach's house rose
up and snubbed the nose of the Com |
and made it go right
straight back Pretty nearly any nice
day Pete may be seen trying these
stunts and the question is, where does
he get the suff that puts the dare IN
to him?
An advertisement of sort of mir
acle tablet for the making of whiskey,
Il