The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-31
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]. L. Spencer was in hospital
Following a car accident. In an
other mishap Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Reding, both over 70, escaped SER
ious injury although pinned be-
meath their car for a half hour.
October 22, 1886
With the arrival of $14,036 in
WPA funds, winter work began
on the athletic field.
The supreme court upheld the
award of $4,000 to Clancy Keefe
for injuries received in an auto
mobile accident in 1885.
Carl Paape and Victor Hansen
died at Morgan.
Fewer birds were anticipated
as the hunting season opened.
Alice Freeman of Olivia was
married to Daniel S. Lane.
October 20, 1886
Miss Margaret Donohue of Min
neapolis became the bride of Rob-
ert j. Keefe.
John Keachie, creameryman
died.
Redwood Falls expected the
Little Ten championship as Hut
Crimson defeated New Ulm. Gate
receipts of the first four games
were four times the total OF those
of 1885.
Work was started on the new
school foundations.
Mrs. John Squibbs, 81, of Nor
ton was fatally hurt in a truck ac-
cident.
Robert C. Dittbenner, Morgan
cafe owner, died of over-eXertion
after hunting.
November S, 1886
Ted Balko was judged second at
the state husking contest at Nor
ristown in a decision which his
fans protested.
Martin Freise sold the Green
SParrot cafe to Melvin Thoma.
4 AS Roosevelt carried Redwood
county in his 46 state landslide, II.
M. Aune replaced Fred H. DaW-
son as representative; John Zwach
was reelected to the legislature
without opposition; ]. P. kragh OF
Morgan was reelected to the
county board on stickers; Herman
Muetzel and Phil Raveling were
also returned, r. v. Ochs became
Judge of probate, replacing "A. Il.
A. Laudon, and Frank Baldwin
was given second term as clerk
of court, defeating Mrs. Besse
Cameron.
The city council passed an or
!, dinance providing for the grading
1 and labelling of milk sold here.
Mrs. Ed Flick of Revere died OF
injuries received in an auto acci-
dent several weeks ago.
Ferne Byram and Russell De
Mars were married.
November IL, 1886
Ted Balko placed fourth in the
national husking contest.
Funeral services were held here
for Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, former
resident.
The fair board talked of closing
Z the fair if business men in Red
wood Falls do not support it more
fully.
Catherine Winn was selected tc
represent Minnesota in canning
Judging at the National All club
congress in Chicago.
November 10, 1886
Lloyd Ebersviller, 26, formerly
of Redwood Falls, Edgar Nc
Broom, Renville farmer and his
daughter, Bessie died after ar
auto crash near RerWille. The
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grot-
to and Claude PHILIPPE, all of Mil
roy, were snuffed out when their
car ran into the side of freight
train near Marshall.
A program co-ordinating rural
extension work was formulated al
a countrywide meeting called by
the county agent.
Funeral services for E. M. Jor-
genson, 48, of Morgan were held
here.
Peter Mooney of Currie appear
ed in municipal court a second
time, charged with attempting to
rob till in Bauerman's cafe at
Sanborn.
November 26, 1886
Florence Erickson, 20, of Tracy
received word that she was to be
awarded the presidents trophy
highest All honor in the nation,
when she attended the All club
congress in Chicago.
The school board sold $85 900 OF
bonds at 2 " per cent with 5000
premium.
O. H. Gehrke, Lucan merchant
died. Funeral services were held
for Frank Schumacher, 56, Of
Redwood Falls.
December 8, 1886
The Civic and Commerce and
Lions clubs entertained Redwood
Falls championship football team
at a community-wide banquet at
which p. j. Hoffstrom, st. Paul
columnist and cartoonist, spoke.
With Christmas decorations up,
the city planned to entertain chill
dren at a free movie.
The Physicians and Dentists
service bureau moved into offices
in the former Citizens State bank
building.
Ernest Kalk, "a, of New Avon
died.
A field stone stadium for the
athletic field was planned.
A county basketball league was
organized by the WPA recreation
department.
December 10, 1886
The North Redwood Evangeli-
cal church was celebrating its
fiftieth anniversary.
County towns and villages cleo
ted officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. TradeweIl of
North Redwood celehrated fheir