The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-09-16

II. A. BALDWIN spent several days
in Minneapolis last week, the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Stenborg
Mr.. and Mrs. William Westphal and
daughter Agnes, and Mrs. Lyle Tweet
OF Franklin were last Tuesday callers
in Redwood Falls.
County Agent and Mrs. Lynn Shell.
don returned Sunday from Minneapo.
lis where they spent the week at the
State Fair. $@ 4fs,
Fame may come suddenly and leave
I just as quickly, unless you take 3
course in the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Send fol
catalog. 1O-1,
Hess Hair Milk restores gray and
faded hair to its natural color. Not
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c. J. Elliott of Wabasso transacted
business Saturday in Redwood Falls.
Sheriff and Mrs. L. J. Kise spent
the weekend at Tracy, the guests Of
Mrs. Kise' sister. Mrs. Zelmer.
Mrs. E. S. Allen and her daughter
Mrs. F. C. Sims of Aurora, Nebraska
came to Redwood Falls Monday for 8
visit with Mrs. Allan's daughter
Mrs. L. w. Gilliland and her sister
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Malcolm Mcdonald is leaving fol
Mortified this week and will resume
his work at Carleton College which
will open for the school tern next
week.-Walnut Grove Tribune.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Adams and sor
James and daughters Marian, Franc
es and Mildred motored to Mankatc
Monday where Misses Frances anC
Mildred Adams took the train fol
California. Miss Frances Adams has
secured the fine position as teacher
of art in Junior High School al
Long Beach and Miss Mildred viii
teach in the lower grades at Gilroy-
Morgan Messenger.
Thousands of successful men ane
women attribute their success to tn.
thorough business training received
at the Minneapolis Business College
Minneapolis, Mimi. Write for catalog
.Mpls. Business College, Minneapolis
/! 10-1
Work on the Goodthunder hill, a
/ the end Of our north state road, il
/ now underway, the equipment havin.
the contractors, DeRuyter Bros. o
4sCllNAhSs LIE WIN Will ICQuikC SCf
eral weeks but will interfere yer,
little with the old hill road. The i'm
i proved hill route will encourage
Morton. The cost of the hill job il
between $4,000 and $5,000.-Morgal
Messenger.
4 No new cases of anthrax have ap
peared in heads of cattle in the vic
Unity of Marshall, and it is hoped tina
the disease is checked. A total o
thirty-two have succumbed to the all
ment, since it appeared several week
ago.
The Minnesota art exhibit at tn
state fair proved that the state is fas
developing an art of its own. Fac
year the direction number of tn
young artists are working in become
more clearly defined. They are us
ing material always here in Minneso
ia, but painting it in a mood neve
until recently used. There are thos
who find their work materis listit
but it is sincere, whatever else, an
that alone promises great.r develcr
ment. An interesting thing is Tia
predominance in honor winners c
Scandinavian artists, both painter
and sculptors.-Exchange.
The new nine hole golf course a
Tracy was formally opened Sunday
September 18th with q tournament 9
which several cities Of Southwestern
Minnesota were represented. E. E
Henschke and L. j. Kise were til
players who represented RedWoo
Falls at this tournament both play
ers qualifying. In the qualifyin
round Mr.. Engel of Montevideo wo
the medal prize by breaking til
course record in SO. The silver Gu
was won by Mr.. Wicks Of Marsha
with Mr.. Nelson of Window as run
D ner up, it taking 10 holes to decic
Kise spoke very highly of the cours
which is new one and the greer
which are 60 feet are in very GOO
condition.