The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-06-22
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Successful in primary election
were Frank F. Romberg and Leon
| H. Brown for state senator, John
M. Zwach and E. G. Steinberg for
representative at large, Mike
Kramer and F. II. Dawson for re-
preventative, A. P. Falk and Hem
ny Goblirsch for treasurer, L. ].
Kise and c. R. Johnson for sheriff,
lC. d. Clipfell and Grace C.
Dahms for county superintendent,
Anton Johanneck and Herman
| Beckman for second district com-
missioner and Harry M. Hoffman
and E. A. Pease for fourth district
commissioner. Floyd B. Olson,
Martin A. Nelson and Albert
Pfaender carried the county in
| the gubernatorial race.-The Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars planned to
| picnic in the park.-Lynn Root,
former Redwood Falls and Mort
gan boy who leaped to Broadway
fame as the writer of 'sThe Milky
Way" was visiting friends here
Mrs. H. w. Schmidt was injured
in an auto accident. Three new
employment projects took Al men
off the unemployed rolls.-George
T. Freyer, grand master and r
w. Whyte, grand patriarch of the
1. o. o. F. were in Saltwater for
the annual convention.-Charles
Chester, pioneer business man OF
Lamberton, died.-Will Reitter OF
Morgan was badly hurt in a car
accident. - The Walnut Grove
Congregational church held its
sixtieth anniversary celebration y
The White Eagle oil station al
Sanborn was robbed. Joan
| Thomas of Wabasso was awarded
prize in the Catholic Rural Life
essay contest.-175 Gamble Store
employees picnicked in Ramsey
park.-Ruth Jaehning of Morton
and Leo Murmi of Bovey were
marketable Kashey headlined
a wrestling card at the armory.
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10 YEARS AGO
Fifteen Boy Scouts were taken
to camp at Lake Washington by
leaders Charles Burmeister, Bert
Kleaver, j. B. Philbrick and DIR
j. w. Inglis.-Company L en-
camped at Lake City, again won
/ the regimental rifle match.-M. l.
Pettis reported the sugar beet in
dustry in full swing-John W.
Sweeney, brother of Mrs. c.. A
Lauterbach, died at her home. -
Chautauqua opened with a large
crowd.-Herman Guse, Bechyr
farmer, died of heart attack
j. w. Lauterbach was chosen pre-
sident of the 136th Infantry at its
eighth annual reunion. - Mrs
Esther Smith Brown was display
ing articles from Egypt. Kenneth
| Stockton was recovering from an
appendectomy.- Matt. Huepfel OF
Redwood Falls was opening a
tailoring and cleaning shop in
Springfield.-Mrs. Louise Fraser
won second place in the national
contest on art ability given by the
Federal Design and Commercial
| Art school of Minneapolis Mar
garet Brammer graduated from
the University of Wisconsin. Near
| ly 500 people attended a meeting
of the North Redwood Shippers
association, presided over by John
Arnett.-Ruth Frank of Water
bury township and Fred w. john
son of Wabasso were married.
The Gamble Store planned a
grand opening. Ray Sill was man.
ager Minniei Jacobson of Bel
view and Mark E. Davis of Lynd
were married. - The Community
filling station at Sanborn was rob-
bed.-Hazel Gilland of Brookville
and Richard Fredericksen were
ied.-The Granite City Gran
lite Co. purchased land in Morton
to install quarry.
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Is YEARS AGO
William E. Lee carried Redwood
county in the gubernatorial race.
c. M. Bendixon for representa-
tive; w. w. Smith for state SEN
ator and F. W. Ellsworth for con-
gress were also victorious in Red