The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-09-24


Jr. motored to Walnut Grove recently
to attend the burial service of Mrs.
Fred R. Weeks.
Stewart Mcdonald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Mcdonald of Walnut Grove
has left for Cambridge where he will
complete his course at Harvard Uni
versity, taking his degree next sum-
mer.
According to state laws governing
all state parks in Minnesota no hunt
ing will be permitted in such parks
or within distance of half mile of
the park. This applies to the state
park here as well as others.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Meyer and their
daughter Mrs. w. v. Pullman who
is guest at the Meyer home, took
part in celebrating the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dallman of
Seaforth. Mrs. Dallman is sister
of Mr.. C. F. Meyer of Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Roma Saulpaugh, widow of
the late Clarence H. Saulpaugh, for
many years owner of the Saulpaugh
hotel in Mankato, passed away Fri
day at the Radisson hotel in Mime
apolis. The funeral was held in Man.
kato, where interment of the remains
were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Meyer had as
their guests the past two weeks, Mrs.
w. Pullman of Minneapolis and Mrs.
C. Cooper and children of Great Falls,
Montana. Mrs. Cooper is sister of
Mrs. Meyer who after visit in Min
neapolis will leave for her new home
in Sacramento, California.
A party of hunters consisting of
Guy Maxon Of Ruthton, Fred Green
wood of Kinsley, Iowa, w. G. Weldon
of Redwood Falls and Roy Castle and
Norman Storck of this city spent the
opening day of the season hunting at
lake eight miles east of Cottonwood.
Marshall News-M Messenger.
G. Kuenzli and his daughter, Mrs.
Leon Orth and Mrs. Eddy Schleuder
returned Wednesday from the Twin
Cities where they accompanied Miss
Marion Kuenzli who has entered Ham,
line University. They returned We'd
nesday accompanied by George Edw-
ard McPheeters who will visit at the
Kuenzi home.
By the reports in Iowa papers farm
land in the northern part of that
state is selling like waffles at $3.50
per acre. If that is the case-and
there is no reason to doubt it, as the
deals give the names of the parties
in the transfers-then there ought
to be more land seekers drifting into
Southern Minnesota, for they haven't
anything better to offer over the line
than we have here. :s@
Mrs. William Duncan Of Milroy is
one of the instructors for the Rem
Vile County Teachers Institute which
is to be held at Olivia next week.
Miss Ann Peterson of South ST. Paul.
who has frequently visited in Red
wood Falls; is the other instructor
sent out by the State Department of
Education. The two ladies will do
several weeks of. institute teaching
during October and November.
The Henry Johnson family left Sat-
urday for their new home at Brook
ings, S. d. after having made Milroy
their home for the past fifteen years
or more. They will continue their
mercantile business here the same as
before but since Mr.. Johnson has been
on the road he found it hardnto get
home and back when living in sMilroy.
The johnson family will begmissed
in Milroy and. their friends wish them
success in their new mOve.-MllrOy
Echo.
The Mankato State bank has faith
in the ability. of Blue Earth coun-
ty to produce good corn, under adj
verse weather. condition, and to con-
firm it's Judgment it is putting on, a
corn show in the banking rooms; and
Offering series of prizes for the
best corn of various types. Entries
can be made from September % to II.
The judging and awards will be made
on Saturday, September q, under the
supervision of County Agent L. E.
McMillen.
For the purpose of stimulating in
terest in the raising and Judging of
dairy cattle, the Chicago & North
Western Railway Co. has in co-opera-
ton with Mr.. w. E. Skinner, Genl.
Mgr of the National Dairy EXPOSE
ton, to be held at Milwaukee, Wis.
September 27-Otober A, 1924, arrang-
ed to award three prizes for each of
the following states in which that
company operates. Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota,
Nebraska, Wyoming and Upper Mich
igan, and one prize to be awarded in
North Dakota, the latter on account
of their limited mileage in that state.
At practically all of the state fairs,
team Of three has been picked as
winners in an elimination contest in
the selection, feeding and fitting of
dairy calves. The winning teams will
give demonstrations of their work at
the National Dairy Exposition.
Eli R. Lund, city attorney, went
to St. Paul the first of the week to
appear and argue an important test
case before the supreme court. The
case which has been discussed in de-
tail in a former issue of this news
paper concerns the problem of
whether or not banks can deduct the
full value of real estate owned by
them in computing their personal
property tax or whether only the
actual amount which the bank has
invested in the land can be deducted.
The case was first started by the city
of Window and now has the financial