The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-12-28
COMMUNITY IN
HOPEFUL MOOD
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the Morgan class.
Will Schafer of Middle Greek
was hurt in team runaway.
! MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ewert OF
Morton celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary.
May Is, 1889
Direct relief items could be
published, County Attorney Tom
Reed learned.
! John Smith, Robert Pryor and
Elroy Young were awarded trips
to the Legion school patrol camp
Redwood Falls High school
placed fourth in the regional track
maet at Marshall. Il.
Lamberton High school won the
district baseball championship al
Springfield.
Wesley Mckay of Delhi was
named county-State weed inspect
or, replacing John Arnett and
Emil Wendt.
june 1, 1899
J Redwood county's % mile
stretch of Highway IA claimed its
thirteenth traffic victim in less
than five years when William
Leopold, ID, of Sanborn was killed
In an accident. Three companions
were injured.
John Arends, grand old man oi
Redwood county," died.
Memorial Chapel at Redwood
Falls cemetery was dedicated in
Memorial day exercises.
Ora Rowell, Milroy instructor
! completed "A years of teaching.
Lamberton High school won the
state baseball title among schools
of its class.
The new Revere school was
completed.
June 8, 1889
Women's federated clubs of the
second district opened their con-
vention here with Rabbi Albert
! Gordon of Minneapolis as princi-
! pal speaker.
A total of 673 youths enrolled
in county All clubs.
A general hospital for Redwood
Falls was proposed by Commits
sioner Edwin Wells.
A drive for membership in the
Redwood Falls Pioneers, jubilee
] sponsoring organization, was
started.
Airline Waller of Redwood Falls
! placed second in a statewide es-
say contest sponsored by the
Auxiliary of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
E. T. Flynn of the Great North
ern Railway spoke at commence
ment exercises here.
June Is, 1889
Hail wrought heavy damage
along the Redwood Renville coun-
ty line.
A lot auction to open the city's
new Cobleigh-Jensen develop
ment was planned.
The silver weddings of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Kramer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sebastian Kramer were cele-
brated at Seaforth.
st. Jonn's Evangelical Lutheran
church in Sheridan marked its
fiftieth anniversary.
Lamberton's new school audit
orium was dedicated.
June 22, 1889
Wanted by Redwood county
authorities on charges of carnal
knowledge and arson, Clair
Spike" Miller shot and killed a
Is years old girl and her father
and seriously wounded her moth
er near Florence.
Anxious Redwood Falls resi-
dents heard from relatives who
survived the tornado at Anoka.
Rev. Harley Henderson, Presby-
terrain minister at Delhi, was or
dained.
Company LIS softball team was
winning games at Camp Ripley.
June 20, 1889
Hail and wind damage crops
east and southeast of city.
A 900 allotment was re-
ceived for county REA work.
Mrs. Elsie Appleton awarded
$4,000 and interest in old law suit.
June's rainfall totalled five
inches.
James Mccarthy, former Nor
ton man and Donald and Gordon
Martwick, Franklin boys, drown
ed.
July 6, 1889
County officials moved to pre-
vent gambling at village celebra-
tons.
The Caven elevator at Frank
lin burned.
Explosives were found in the
engine of a BrookviIle farmers
truck.
Highlight of July 4 observance
In the county was the Farm Bur-
eau picnic.
Thlrty-One lots were sold at