The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-07-07

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A Connecticut wife decided to commit suicide
! in the presence of her husband and he. took no
steps to prevent her. Now she is bringing him
into the court on the charge of felorious assault
because he was willing that she 60 ahead and
have her own way. Seems rather unreasonable
of the dear girl. The fact that she is all of
seventeen years of age and the "man" she mar
ried is nineteen may have some little bearing on
the case.
A state senator up north who made campaign
speeches for Tom Davis for governor and strong
ly urged state law guaranteeing bank deposit
is now under arrest charged with msappropriat-
ing over seventeen thousand dollars from funds
owe. which he had control. This same senator is
president of bank which was recently closed.
No wonder Tom failed to win the nomination.
A candidate for governor cannot expect to win
the confidence of the voters with such spokes-
men espousing his cause.-Northfield News.
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When you have seen every place of interest
in Minnesota, plan trip to the Black Hills of
South Dakota. America has, so we ere told by
seasoned travellers, nothing finer in the way
of scenery than this stretch of wooded mountain
/ land adjacent to the picturesque Bad Lands. We
won't admit that South Dakota beats Minnesota
in any way but in all honesty we must tell the
would-be tourist that he tour to no more in
teresting beautiful spot than the Black Hills.
It is two-day trip from Redwood Falls-and is
worth it!
Some Redwood Falls people can recall the
days of rather lively enmity between julius
A. Schmahl and A. M. Welles. Those who so
remember would have read with considerable ad-
miration and satisfaction Mr. Welles' compli-
mentary editorial on Mr.. Schmahls recent VIC
tory Mr.. Welles closed with this thought which
is always heard when julius is the topic of con-
versation:
Julius is loyal to his friends. In
all the years he has been in politics, JUL
ius A. Schmahl has never been known
to play false to friend
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Renville, Kandyohi, Meeker and Lac qui
Parle Counties entertaining an infestaton OF
green bug These hateful little insects spell ruin
for any small grain crop and it behooves every
farmer to watch for them early and late. Ad-
vice from experts is that the best method of rid
ding field of the pest is to cut the crop mmed-
ately. In many cases it may be used hay
crop and thus not be entirely loss. Inspection
should be made in all parts of this section of the
State
While boosting the Black Hills-as
were few paragraphs, back-the Mobiles Coun- |
ty Times published by the Refsells at Worthing-
ton has this to say of our own Old Ramsey:
If you long for taste of the pic
turesque it isn't far to Alexander Ram
sey state park at Redwood Falls, where
you get some regular Black Hills scenery.
Takes fellows breath to come upon this
rugged gorge, after hours of rolling
across fertile farm landscape. And
it's nicely concealed that you pass
it and never know it's there.
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Most people of this vicinity know Henry
Dunsmore and his Flower and tree farm" in
Renville County. In the last issue OF the Olivia
Times Mr.. Dunsmore gives the thoughtless this
to think about.
Although Euwold, in his hour of 81
lent prayer among the tamerackS, did not
any physical sign of Diety, yet, if
you have never realized that you
in the presence of the Great Artist, who
paints the rainbow and the rose, will
say by way of introduction, that the very
best place to meet him is to stroll out in
your garden on a pleasant evening and
observe His handiwork, the beauties of
nature, as pure as creations birth.
For oft in the cool of the day,
When peace fills the earth and the air,
The Master walks in the garden,
Who will, may meet Him there
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This little news item, taken from the Brown
County Journal is significant:
Martin Keil of Burnstown town.
ship was up before Justice H. H. Peters
of Springfield Wednesday a charge
of operating barn dance in the town
ship in defiance of the township board.
, Sometime ago the town board went on
record that Sunday dances would not be
permitted in that township. Keil is said
to have defied the township board and
operated dance Sunday evening. He
issued invitations and gave each pur-
chaser gum. He plead guilty end
fined $40, together with attached costs
He will not be granted permit to op-
crate dance for five years.
This is significant of two things. First,
that one can't get away from the law simply by
little evasions like issuing invitations and "giv
ing each purchaser gum" Second, it is signifi-
cant that communities don't like Sunday night
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