The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-02-02

The Red Cross purchased Chevro-
let Coupe from the Stensvad Garage
last week for their executive secre-
tary, Miss Mona Callister, to be used
in her social service work.
The new $4,000 Masonic temple
and the Medical-Dental clinic at Tracy
has been completed and is being oc-
cupied. The building is two stories
high and full basement. The build
ing is of rough brick construction
member of bridge construction crew,
and is faced with Kasota stone.
Rev. NJ. F. Nommsen of Belview
was elected president of the Mime
sofa State Beekeeper's association at
the annual meeting held last Friday
at the University Farm. Cooperative
marketing of honey was discussed at
this time and a proposal for CO.
operative agency was laid over until
the next meeting. Mr.. Mommsen re-
ported that Minnesota has produced
over 100000 pounds of honey in
1926 and also stated that there are
now 100000 colonies of bees in the
state, an increase of 10 per cent over
a year ago.
Melvin Campbell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Campbell has won the first
prize, ten dollar gold piece, in his
journalism work at Cedar Rapids, Ia,
where he is attending Coe College.
Melvin is sophomore in college and
it is unusual for an under classman
to win this prize. He is a member of
the staff of the Cosmos, the college
publication and has on several occa-
sions had his articles from that pub
LEGATION used without change in the
daily papers in Cellar Rapids. While
he is not majoring in journalism he is
apparently making much of a sue
cess in it.
Mrs. w. B. Clement was honored
by the Methodist church of Redwood
Falls at the close of the service Sum
day morning. In anticipation Of Mrs.
Clements removal to Minneapolis
with the other members of her fam
lily Monday, the congregation took adj
vantage of the occasion to show her
something OF the esteem and respect
in which she is held. Mrs. J. F. Con-
ner paid a gracious tribute to Mrs.
Clement for her years of faithful SER
vice in the church both as organist
and choir leader, and as leader and
constant worker in various church or
CARNATIONS. Mrs. Clement was pre-
scented at the close of this tribute with
beautiful silver flower basket, the
gift of the congregation. Because
Mr.. Clement is now employed in Min
neapohs it seemed better for the fam
has been leased to DR.. and Mrs w. A.
Brand. The change was made Mon
day. Mrs. Clement has been a life
long resident of Redwood Falls and
Mr.. Clement has lived here for many
years. Their removal to Minneapolis
constitutes a genuine loss to Red
wood Falls.
Arthur p Steinburg of Sanborn,
this county, is attending the annual
six weeks short course for beginners
Farm, st. Paul. The course is in
charge of Prof. w. B. Combs of the
dairy husbandry division of the uni
versity. He is assisted by staff of
faculty men, and lecturers and in
structors from the ranks of Mime
sofas best buttermakers. Realizing
the great Importance of the butter
making industry to the state and the
close relation which the creameries
have to this great industry, the uni
versity has for several years given
a short specialized course for cream
cry operators. Students are in
structed in the proper testing and
handling of cream. Such details are
considered as the analysis of butter,
the testing of milk and cream for ac-
idity, the theory and practice of start /
production of high grade butter, and
proper methods of judging and scor-
ing. In short, the aim is to give
young creamery operators thorough
understanding of the factors involv-
ed in the production of grade of but
ter that will meet the demands of the
most exacting markets. Such relat-
ed subject as creamery accounting
and management and methods of mar
keting are also considered Sixty
four young men who are impressed by
the opportunities offered proficient
creamery operators registered for the
course.