The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-16
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Picked From
the Different Exchanges.

FRANK HaSSenStaO is managing
the new farmers elevator atSeaforth.
| Ole Loovald Of Westline is build.
ing new residenceon his farm near
Milroy.
| Prof. Knox was the umpire of the
Tracy-Redwood football game and
be still lives.
| A Tracy optician uses a bug and
a bee for trademark. You can
guess his name.
John Donovan has purchased the
Tracy eating house of his father,
who will still continues a good po-
litical mixer.
| Joseph Kreitinger, the Springfield
contractor, is pushing the carpenter
work on the Fitch Swoffer bank
building at Tracy.
The Revere creamery will receive
cream on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays of each week during the fall
anu WINTER mOnCnS.
J. Ell. Dahl and wife of Cotton wood
celebrated their silver wedding an
niVersary last week and the Dahls
of Revere were present.
Attorney Owens of Walnut Grove.
aside from getting a wife this year,
has made valuable additions to his
law Office furniture and library.
Frank Murphy of Milroy soldEa
driving team to the Vesta livery
stable for $500, which shows that
good horsefesh is worth something.
Lamberton's next monthly market
day will be on Saturday, Nov. 10Th.
Merchants of that town offer 30
premiums ranging from 30 cents to
Sanborn school pupils gave an en-
tertainment recently and secured
enough money to assist in the pur-
chase of considerable needed school
effects.
The Vesta village council has ap-
propriated 500 to the township for
the purpose of aiding it in building
bridge across the Redwood river
at that place.
Echo is issuing water works re-
funding bonds to the amount of
So, 295. The original bonds were for
81, 200 and were issued Oct. Is, 1894,
ten years ago.
During Hallowe EN- night the offic.
ers of the new bank at Morgan set
off their burglar alarm gong at reg
ular half hour intervals, and the kids
were frightened into being good.
Young Lewis did some color work
on the prediction edition of the
Vesta Censor, which was very good.
The young man does good press
work and the paper is we'll edited.
A young son of Mr.. Tomasek, re
siding near Milroy, had one of his
hands badly cut recently, the fore
finger being taken off. DR.. Bickford
stuck the several portions together.
Nelson Bros. OF Milroy are clean
ing up the ruins caused by the de-
struction of their elevator at that
place and will commence rebuilding
as soon as possible. The new build
ing will be larger and more conven-
iently arranged than the old one, ac-
cording to the Echo.
The Echo Enterprise takes fall
out of one J. "A. McDermott, an al
legged travelling salesman, who is
deYoting more attention to politics
than he is to business, and who has
an idea that the country will be shot
TO pieces if his system of govern
ment is not placed in vogue.
The Vesta creamery company has
elected f. Fl. Bendix president, Ru-
dolph FLETCHER president, M.
w. Hingeley secretary and the Bank
of Vesta treasurer. Other directors
besides the officers are Nick Engel,
DR.. Gray, Chas. Boushek, Charles
Meier and Charles Rehfeld.
Farmers around Springfield are
organizing an elevator company, and |
already have 200 shares OF stock |
disposed Of. The company will
either build an elevator on the
Northwestern right-of-way at
Springfield, or purchase one of the
elevators already there.
Springfield citizens are standing
by the local telephone company in
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