The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-28

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C. #. Gales spent Thursday anc
Friday at his farm at Carver.
P. x. Weimerskirch was a business
caller in the: Twin Cities last week.
F. L. Petrie of Lucen was bust
ness visitor in Redwood Fails, .Satur-
day. 80
Over at Appleton man drew a SIC
fine on the charge of stealing CHI
ckens.
Renville cousaty has placed ter
cent bounty on, crows killed within
that county. !. H..
Mrs. Alice:Uaehning was Sunday
afternoon guest at the Grover Jaehn-
ing home at Morton.
Mrs. VESSEL left last, Tuesday for
Sleepy Eye for a visit. with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. John McMaster:.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Lamberton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Aune were
Sunday visitors at New Ulm.
Mrs. M. O.. Byram. spent from
Thursday until Sunday: in st, Paul,
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Murset and family. .,s.:,,. -. -
Ed. j. Zorn, manager, of the, Farm
ers Elevator, Co., retufped Wednes,--
day from the Twin Cities where he
attended the Lumbermens Conyen-
ton. - .:i.l
At the city election held atoGranite
Falls Tuesday the voter s: decided, the
Sunday picture show controversy; by
voting them out by majority of .25
votes. - SO 1T
At Window the way of the trans
gressor will be harder hereafter, the
city council having decided to make
prisoners: in the city jail work for the
city during their confinement.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Bake returned
last Friday from Illinois where they
spent their. honeymoon with relatives
and friends. They also visited with
friends at Blue Earth before return
ing.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Bechtold of Wa
basso were Friday visitors at the L..
E.. Rote home. Their daughter Miss
Phoebe who is attending. high school
here spent. the weekend at her home
at Wabasso. 49,. .a && "A
Farmers of Brown County have
signed up for four hundred acres OF
sugar beets for the next springs
planting. This is the first concerted
action of Brown County residents in
this industry.
Burglars raided the Starbeck Fue!
COMMANDS office at Montevideo Tues
day and after stealing the safe and
it's contents, $500 in cash and $3.50
in checks, set fire to the building,
caused a FIRE damage Of $1,000. The
safe which had been forced open was
found in nearby box car.
Last Sunday afternoon a quiet we'd
ding took place, when Miss Gertrude
Homeier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Homeier of this village became
the bride Of Fred Sonnichsen of Red
wood Falls. The young couple were
attended by Harry and liable Homeier
brother and sister of the groom, Rev..
J. C. Bast performed the ceremony
Morton Enterprise.
VIM. Knapp, one of the oldest of
Redwood Falls residents, celebrated
his .seventy-seventh birthday anniver-
sary Thursday of last week. Mr..
Knapp came to Redwood Falls fifty
years ago and at that time practical
ly all Of Redwood Falls consisted of
The Redwood House, the old tavern
which used to stand on the corner OF
Bridge and Mill Streets. Mr.. Knapp
was one, Of the real pioneers of the
county, settling on farm a short
distance from town and by hard work
paying for this farm within the al
lotted time of two years. He and
his family have lived here continuous
ly since that time.
Shipping muskrat furs by parcels
past to a mail order house in ST.
Louis proved to be the undoing of two
young men at New Tim the past
week. Herman Klotz and Ralph Sim
met of that city were arrested by
Game Warden Martin Hahn and were
hailed in justice court for taking rats
out of season. The former paid $16.-
SO and the latter $15.5O, including
fines and costs before Justice Albert
Pfaender. These two men were
among 100 violaters traced through
the mails to the st. Louis firm from
Minnesota. Many others paid fine
for similar offense. The muskrat
season does not open until spring.
WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF
EGGS AND POULTRY. PHONE. US
FOR PRICES. AID. Newman & Sons,
Phone 664. 28-4ts.
Redwood Falls. Milton Melees, Mgr.