The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-12

congress in the second district against
Frank Clague is rank foolishness al
this time. There is not man il
the district that has such hold OF
the hearts of the people as he. Te
hear people unceremoniously call
him "Frank" as we heard lots OF
them do at the Shetek monument
dedication, is proof positive. It was
not put on; it was genuine. Mobiles
Co. Times.
Mrs. A. Goss and sons Clyde and
Arthur autoed to Lambarton last
Tuesday where Arthur took part and
was the lucky one to win several
prizes in the judging of stock of the
Boys Club work conducted by Mr.
Campbell of Redwood Falls. Arthur
is feeding a fine full-blooded Short
horn which is credit to any boy
and his friends hope he may get the
LIST prize at the Fair for it.-Walnut
Grove Tribune.
A. F. Dahlberg, teacher of agri-
culture in the Redwood Falls high
school and graduate of the Mime
sofa College of Agriculture, has just
finished at University Farm, ST.
Paul, an additional course of training
of six weeks in the first term of
the University's summer session
Many other former graduates, now
teachers of agriculture in Minnesota,
also took the work which included a
course in supervised farm practice
and the study of problems in the
procedure of agricultural teaching.
A number of the leaders of the Ad-
vanced Sewing Club Project met with
County Agent Sheldon and Mrs. c. d.
Clipfell of Redwood Falls at the OPP
era House in Sanborn to prepare for
Achievement Day, which will be held
in Sanborn, on October II. Com
mittees were appointed on Publicity
Reception, Entertainment, Refresh
ments and General Arrangements. A
number of the Sanborn ladies rep
resenting the various clubs attended
the meeting and willingly offered their
help.
One evening several weeks ago
Clarence Dummer and Harry Stein
LIGHT, two lads hailing from the vi
cinity of Belview, Redwood county.
were implicated in taking tires and
tubes from stranded automobile.
Dummer was given suspended SEN
tence of six months, while Steinlicht
received thirty days in the brown
county Jail. The crime was comitted
in Brown county. Steinlicht was not
on his good behavior and was up
yesterday morning before Justice
Fred. Pfaender. 1t is understood that
he had been picked up for intoxica-
ton. Justice Pfaender gave him
thirty days in the Brown county Jail
Brown County Journal.
The Sleepy Eye Packing Co., which
began operations several months ago
suspended operations last Saturday
and spent last week preparing their
equipment for removal to North Da-
kota. The firm was financed by Chi
cago men, Mr.. Brodsky coming
here from that city to act as local
manager. 1t was stated at the time
the organization was formed that they
intended to establish a poultry dress
ing and cold storage plant here, but
their operations during the four and
half months that thew were here
were confined to the buying and
grading of eggs and buying poultry
Lack of patronage evidently caused
the removal of the firm.-Sleepy Eye
Dispatch.
The authorities of Redwood County
have instituted a nationwide search
for George w. Wiles of Clements, who
disappeared from his home March 80
this year. Members of his family fear
he may be wandering, the victim of
aphasia, unable to remember his
name or home. Anyone knowing Mr..
Wiles' whereabouts is requested to
communicate with Sheriff L. J. Kise
at Redwood Falls. or with Mrs
George Wiles, Clements. wife of the
missing man. Mr.. Wiles is described
as 43 years of age, weight 210 pounds
5 feet z inches tall. dark hair mixed
with gray, front upper tooth gone,
scar on back of left hand, third fin
ger crooked, complexion ruddy, stou.
build, American, always engaged in
farming.