The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-31

at WabaSSo.
Palmer Kise was runner-up -
the annual resorters golf t0urI11<
ment at Alexandria.
Dorothy Parson and Robert
Lartz of Springfield were married.
Airline Waller of Redwood Falls
was given third prize in a state
wide essay contest sponsored by
the VFW.
August 20, 1886
Homes for Is new families, new
store fronts and other improve
ments were underway.
Jimmy Gumto, 8, of Jeffers was
drowned when he fell into cis-
tern left open by workmen who
were putting up portable dance
floor.
Clifford Hewett and Ward Cuff
were injured in an auto accident.
Sam Sampson of Belview broke
his neck in a fall from ladder.
Hundreds of county youngsters
attended the annual All achieve
ment day at the fairgrounds here.
The Model Dairy team won the
city softball title.
Mrs. Cora Fox sold her millin-
cry business to Miss Edna Lee of
Minneapolis. The music store
moved into the Fox shop; the mil
inery store into the Music store
building and My Lady's Beauty
shop, formerly located in the Fox
building, moved into the basement
of the Duea building.
Four Kohls brothers of Belview
and Delhi figured in an automo-
bile accident near Cologne.
August "a, 1886
Gail Ryan, IL, of Sundown was
struck and killed by a bolt of
lightning while in a field near his
home.
The National Union of Social
Justice held picnic in Ramsey
park.
The barn on the Theodore Lentz
farm at Sanborn burned.
The Redwood Falls golf club
planned a Ham and Bacon tour
ney.
Flags were at half mast here as
the state mourned the death of
Governor Floyd B. Olson.
Thugs blew the safe at the Far
mers elevator at Revere.
September 8, 1886
Hail ruined corn in a section
between Revere and Walnut
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lauterbach
celebrated their sixtieth wedding
anniversary with a reunion of
their Is children and their famil-
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Busitzky,
Vesta, celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary.
George Elliott died.
Dale Cherry and Irene Lord
were married.
Ben F. Stewig, New Avon farm
er, died.
Neale Serkland saved a man
from drowning in Wisconsin.
September 10, 1886
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hassenstab
died within few minutes of each
other in st. Paul.
Approval of a PWA grant of
$118,350 for the new school build
ing was received.
John Byron Doyle, early pion-
eer, died.
The city water supply was in
creased with the sinking of two
new wells.
The Degree of Honor planned a
district convention here.
September II, 1886
The county commissioners plac-
ed ban on gambling at the fair.
Pooch Lauterbach was lost to
the high school football squad
through a shoulder injury.
A heavy windstorm struck Sec
tions near Revere and Walnut
Grove and caused damage in Rem
vile county.
acting postmaster at North Red
wood.
Ferne Farnsworth and Darwin
L. Hall Of Winnebago were mar
ried.
Lorenzo Ziegler won his second
city golf title.
September "a, 1886
Carmen Ann Byram and Leon
ard Kolbet; Mary Hoepner and
Elmer Schumacher were married.
Lewis Lindeman, as first Sears
Roebuck customer, was a guest,
with Mrs. Lindeman, Of the or
ganization in Chicago.
Mrs. August Fixen Of Morgan
died.
Four bandits were reported to
have robbed Had Thompson of
$110.
October 1, 1896
Voters authorized an $85, 900
bond issue for a new school build
ing and balloted to change the
high school site to the Lincoln
school grounds by a huge major
ity.
Redwood High defeated Tracy
1870 in its opening game under
the new athletic field food lights.
Guy GiIbreath, Milroy veteran,
was critically injured in an auto
mobile accident.
A record crowd attended the
second DAY OF the REDWOOD coun-
ty fair.
October 8, 1885
Candace Flick of Revere was
killed and her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ed Flick seriously injured
when their car was struck by an
other at a crossing two miles
north of Sanborn.
KNHD celebrated its first BIRTH
day.
The city council passed an or
dinance providing that licenses
must be obtained for bicycles.
Joe Williams confessed to the
murder of another transient at
Sacred Heart.
Political parties planned rallies
throughout the county.
Three farm homes were loofed