The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1936-01-02
MANY NEW HOMES Bull T IN YEAR OF GROWTH

Qui Parle lake.
DR.. w. Henry Westby spoke al
bacca1aureate.
May 30, 1885
A shoplifter was caught with
nine pair of hose, five trousers.
Farmers voted 5 to 1 for the
AAA wheat control.
The Redwood Fails Paint COM
pany was established.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Holt, Bel
view, celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
Gustav Turnwall died at Bel
view, Mrs. Guy Manning at Red
wood Falls and Nels Christensen
in New Avon.
Thomas Limerick, Vesta car
thief, was caught.
June 6, 1885
The Scenic city band was invit-
ed to California.
Fifty-seven received high school
diplomas.
The city adopted parallel park
ing.
John Arends visited court house
first time in nine months.
Boy Scout troop IA won a camp
ing banner at Lake Hanska.
County Al clubs reported GIL
enrolled.
June Is, 1885
Three persons were hurt and
buildings were RACED in tornado
at Garvin.
Mrs. J. M. Ryan of Worthing-
ton was killed at Sanborn corner.
The power company added a
new DIESEL engine.
F. w. Fixsen of Morgan and H.
F. Meyer of Willow Lake died.
District postmaster met here.
June 20, 1885
Homes for 25 families were be-
ing built in Redwood Falls.
Nate H. Bovee was appointed
state weed control organizer.
Mrs. George Schwab died at 60.
A star mail route replaced an
NJ and St. l. train.
A Minnesota Historical society
group visited here.
June q 1885
Milo Reno and Elmer A. Ben
son disagreed on new deal merits
at FL picnic.
Mrs. Grant Adsit was buried at
Belview.
A Pelican Rapids girl was hurt
near Clements in an auto acct
dent.
A Vesta barn was wrecked in a
high wind.
The aerial survey of the county
was completed.
Several county towns were plan
ming celebrations.
July 4, 1885
The city entertained 10000 per-
sons at a free celebration. Peo-
Pile from Is states signed the Ga
zette register.
The new bridge and parkway
were dedicated.
D. w. Buckley was elected Lions
club president.
Mr.. and Mrs M. o. Byram had
been wed Is years.
The Evan bank was seeking per-
mission to move here.
The Gazette began its sixty
seventh year.
Rites were held for j. A. Pier
sol, Delhi.
David Conrad of Delhi died in
a haYloft, victim of intense heat
wave.
A. j.. Coleman settled an cleo
ton bet,- giving Frank Clague a
wheelbarrow ride
The county commissioners was
considering dropping out of
SERA..
A double funeral was held for
Mrs. Joseph Koechler and her five
day old daughter
Hail damage was reported in
some parts Of the county.
July II, 1885
The county board increased the
road and bridge fund levy.
An Omaha man and Clancy
Kaefe were hurt in accidents.
Mrs. Jane Mcmillan, Redwood
Falls; Percy Eykyn, Lamberton
and. Gabriel Serr, Milroy, died.
Red Cross swimming classes
opened here
The Redwood Falls Farmers
Elevator closed it's best fiscal year.
July Is, 1895
ALL relief work was stopped to
provide hands for good harvest.
Vern Roberts and Fonetta Rob-
inson were fatally hurt in a car
accident
| Company l. took part in troop
review at Camp Ripley.
The county debt was announced
at $500 per person.
William Shank died at Morgan.
The Citizens State bank moved
to its new building.
DR.. A.. Asleson and C. A. Hillig
were reelected to the school
board.
July 25, 1885
Wind and hail damaged crops
and farm buildings and killed
livestock near Echo.
Joseph Muehlbauer, 60, died at
his home here.
Rites were held for Charles
Lauer, Lamberton pioneer.
Redwood Falls beat Blue Earth
) to a in the Legion Junior tourney
at Mankato.
The library report showed 49,
924 books loaned in year.
August 1, 1885
Mrs. Jennie McGandy of Mar
shall killed, IL others were hurt