The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-06-18

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i Miss Lillian Stewart had as her
weekend guest Miss Evelyn Pollard
of Morgan.
| Members of Melvin Daskam Post
No. SO Of the american Legion who
attended the Second District Conven-
ton held at Slaytcn, Monday were
John Murset, DR.. J.. G. Budik, L. H
Brown, B. E. Marsh, Dr.. j. w. An
derson, Rex Miller, Parker d. Sand
ers, Z. P. Winter, ]. w. Lauterbach
and w. A. Backus.
DR.. Thomas O. Van de Croft, an
osteopathic physician living at Mann
pa, Idaho and Miss Esther L. Enoch-
sen Of Austin, Minnesota were mar
ried Wednesday evening, June 10, at
the Indian Mission Home, Rev. G. HI.
Ten Brock, officiating. Dr. and Mrs.
! Van de Croft left by auto after the
ceremony for their future home at
Nampa.
! A regular meeting of the Eastern
Star was held Wednesday evening,
June 10, which was followed by the
initiation of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Mansfeldt and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Randgaard. Refreshments were SER
we'd after the meeting by committee
consisting of Mines. C. H. Whiting, L.
M. Stensvad, r. w. Serkland, Carrie
Smithers, C. H. Burmeister, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Ball and Earl Whiting.
| A group of young people from
the local Methodist church will leave
next Monday for Fairmont where
they will attend the Epworth League
Institute. The pastor and Mrs. Mar
tin will accompany them. The fol-
lowing persons are on the faculty:
Pres. Hughes, Hamline University:
DR.. j. w. Holland of st. Paul; Prof.
King, Hamline University; Rev. Stau-
ffacher, Missionary from Africa;
Rev. Rinkel, Mankato; DR.. Northrup,
st. Paul; Rev. Soltau, Minneapolis;
Rev. Fred Smith, Minneapolis; Rev.
Spear, Lake Crystal, and May Faulk-
ner of Kansas City, Mo.
A wedding of interest to Redwood
Falls people was that of Miss Joyce
Porter, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Porter, 1901 Portland avenue, Min
neapolis and Norton Willard Breiseth
son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. K. Breiseth
which took place Saturday afternoon
at 200 o'clock at the home of Mrs
Porter. The service was read by
Rev. A. d. Brokaw, pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Congregational church
in the presence of the immediate
families. Miss Barbara Porter, sister
of the bride played nuptial program
and the wedding marches. Mrs. Mar
don Pow Green of Washington was
her sisters matron of honor and only
attendant. William j. Guindan, broth
er-in-law of Mr.. Breiseth was best
man. Miss Porter was given in
marriage by her uncle Congressman
Frank Clague of Redwood Falls. A
reception for 100 guests was given
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Breiseth left for motor trip in
Northern Minnesota and will be at
home after July l at 1925 Park Ave-
nue., Minneapolis. Mrs. Breiseth is
well known in Redwood Falls, having
frequently visited at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clague.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Mason have re-
ce.ved letters from their son Edward
o. (Eddie) from the Rocky Mount
aims, of Montana, where he went soon
after his father returned from the
hospital and among other things he
Says It erhaps you may imagine
something OF the thrills l had at the
Irss sign, If this mountain country
The company THE Winston Bros
~ oian want me to take the time
TO d i've my car out here Tut sent me
on the Tram from Minneapolis %
ME win a car after / got cut nere.
Cur headquarters will be a. nellna-
The material is arriving in trains
loads. There are % car loads of ma
chinery and equipment and more to
follow There will be thirty thousand
tons of piping, to lay gas line 235
miles long, (194 miles of 20 inch pipe
from Cut Bank to Butte Montana and
of 16 inch and II 81 inch to-
Anaconda and other nearby towns
Tor over 40 miles more). FOR some
lime my office will be at little town
way up the canyon, Wolf Creek,
where will partition off a living
.oom. In coming up here we drove
Up a canyon about 100 feet wide with
'ock walls towering straight above
IS. This is small place hut there
ire lots Of people here. Many are
living in tents or coverings huHt of
,rush and boughs, where ever they
an find room, while others are sleep
ng under the trees with nothing
Use for shelter. Tell the boys who
we're thinking of coming out here to
,et job that they better not take the
nance, for we can't promise them
nything at present. There will be
hundreds of the men who are here
ow that won't be able to get job
nd many of them are experienced
Zen at this work." Eddie remarked
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