The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-24
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Chances

S YEARS AGO

YEARS AGO
County officials "got heck" at a
meeting of 500 members of the
Redwood County Taxpayers as
ISOLATION headed by D. L. Grim
mins.-The Horace Banker farm
home was damaged by fire.
Frank Clague urged support of
President Roosevelt, upon his re-
turn here from Washington
MIR. and Mrs. David Whittet cele-
brated their sixty-fifth wedding
anniversary.-Three members OF
the Leo MCGOWAN family at Nor
ton narrowly escaped injury
when gas in their kitchen ex-
ploded.-Ardena Lessman, 8, OF
Gales strangled to death on a
bean.-Dr. c. P. Gibson, "a, died
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Roth OF
Lamberton had their golden wed
ding.-A style show opened al
the Redwood theatre.
10 YEARS AGO
Possibility of organizing a CO.
operative creamery at Lamberton
was discussed.-Company L was
rated satisfactory" at its annual
inspection.-Janie Streeter and
John Krieger were chosen val
dictorian and salutatorian of the
high school graduating class
Among students spending spring
vacation here were Robert Keefe
of ST. Johns, Margaret Klaus OF
st. Benedicts and Margaret
Brammer of the University OF
Wisconsin.-Miss Marie Tolzman
librarian, was called to Lady
smith, Wisconsin, by the death OF
niece.-Mr. and Mrs. B. E
Zumwinkle moved to Minneapo-
lis.-John Lamberton accepted a
position as salesman with the
General Electric company.-Mrs
Jessie Posi- began work in Phil
bricks store.-Mrs. Fred Person
was guest of honor at meeting
of the Pythian sisters. - The
American Legion organized a
junior baseball team.-The tax
rate for the county was 42.31.-
State examiners found 2,059 re-
actors to cattle tuberculosis tests
here. 1880 animals were ex-
amined. - Claude Mckenzie OF
Gaylord was elected Republican
national committeeman from
Minnesota.
Is YEARS AGO.
Jennie Evana and Harry John
son were married.-Mr. and Mrs
o. S. Durham were surprised by
friends on Mr.. Dunham's birth
day.-Through a generous Offer
of Charles Huntsberry, merchants
here were offering free matinees
to farmers and their families
The train crew trapped in the
caboose nearly rolled over an EN-.
bankment in an M and st. I
wreck at Franklin.-The high
school opened the baseball sea.
son by defeating Wood Lake.
The shortest term of court evel
here here, two days, closed
William Lines lost control of hi:
new Cadillac when a pair of can
vas gloves he was wearing slip
ped on the wheel.-The city coun'
Gil called for sealed bids OF
sprinkling the streets. - Ems
John, SO, died in Sheridan ant
another death was that of Mrs
Sherman Wantz of Three Lakes.
so YEARS AGO
Sleigh runners were riding Oh
and wheels rolling in.-H. N. Bal
called attention to some new
things in house furnishings
Prof. Holcomb, the celebrate,
Minneapolis prompter, called tn
figures for the K. P. masquerade
The central committee of tn
Prohibition party met with J. 7
Stegner.-R. H.. Kempton VIII
was up from Morton said owe
100 volunteer shovelers helpe,
open the M and st. L road.-Nin
Pratt was elected president of tn
Christian Endeavor society,"
H. Kuenzli purchased a Holster
calf weighing TAO pounds from
VIM and Sons.-I. Root wa
elected w. P. of the Sons o
Temperance.-Dwellerso on Bridg
street petitioned for a sidewaI
the full length of their street t
the bridge.-Pitts Tenney was o.
the streets after a months con
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