The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-23
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of General Interest Picked From
the Different Exchanges.

E. A. Beacon of Seaforth is work
ing cream into butter at the Vesta
creamery.
The central telephone Office at
Morgan has been moved to the base
ment of Dayidson's bank.
Tracy has midget barber inter-
ested In foot ball sufficiently to go
to Chicago and witness the big
game.
Dunn carried IL out of % pre-
cincts in Lincoln county and the
Times wonders how he was beaten
in the state.
Morgan pupils voted against their
fathers-Dunn SO, Johnson 35. The
village reversed the school and the
village counted.
A flowing well, throwing between
800, 900 and 900, 900 gallons of water
daily, was struck by the Marshall
mill at depth of475feet. last week.
Otto H. Schaumburg has resigned
as rural free delivery carrier on a
route running out of Sanborn and
G. p. Davis has been given the job.
/ The Brookville creamery asso-
citation has been making a number
of Improvements, stone floor and
new machinery being among them.
Deacon Asa P Whitney cast his
seventeenth vote for president, last
election day, at Marshall. His first
vote was cast for VIM. Henry Har-
rison.
Chas. K. Odekirk is chronicled
as having stopped off at Tracy while
on his way from Redwood Falls to
Pierre recently, and Tracy knew
that the popular agent was in town.
Will Owens is accused of going
to Red wood Falls at the last term of
court, remaining there couple OF
evenings, without even calling for
a single game of his favorite fan tan.
Echo school pupils voted on cleo
ton day at an election of their own.
Dunn received Sc votes and John
son 81. 1t showed the righteous
feelings of the little fellows, any
way.
A dwelling occupied by Westfall
and Jaeger, on farm south of Re-
we're, together with the contents,
was destroyed by fire recently. The
fire started while the inmates were
at breakfast.
Walnut Grove and Revere people
surprised Rev. Magelssen at Wal
nut Grove, gave him some money
and told him to buy stove. The
minister intends making lit hot
enough for you and them.
The Springfield park association S
annual report showed receipts
amounting to 81, 895.17. with dis.
bursements within $50 of thai
amount. Board of directors were
elected for the ensuing year.
Echo has organized a citizen s
band with r. A. Maahs as presi
dent. Eighteen instruments, from
cornet down to a snare drum
have been ordered to help keeI
Echo awake in it's duel with Vesta
Vesta Censor: Redwood Falls
seems to be slightly democratic
Never mind, gentlemen, those Re
publican Democrats will realize the
fact that the county is still republi
can when they ask for Office again
The will of the late John B
Schmid of Springfield shows him t.
have left an estate valued at $75,
600, in addition to $4,000 life insur
ance. Mr.. Schmid willed one-thirC
to his wife-her legal dowry, anc
the balance to the children.
The New Ulm Review refers tt
William Schneider, the second mar
: murdered in New Ulm within thu
past month, as having been Ca
madam. :" If the name is correctly
spelled we insist that the man bt
not defrauded out of his real ma
! tionality.
John G.. McCabe, a brakeman OF
the Dakota division of the North
western, was knocked off from thu