The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-10
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

first.
The Lamberton commercial club
has appointedE committees to make
arran gements for the celebration of
uly 4th in that town.
Station Agent Paulson Of Morton
has announced that be has resigned
his position and will leave that
town in short time.
The Lac qui Parle county com
missioners will hold a meeting on
May 10th to vote relief for the
Louisburg cyclone sufferers.
Will Lichten berger has been
chosen as the new leader of the
Echo band, owing to the retirement
of G. Dickinson from the newspaper
and business field of that town.
The Star says that the cement
block.. factory of Koenig & Reynolds
is turning out two kinds of blocks
which when properly laid will make
a sidewalk checkered with good and
evil.
The Minnesota dairymen S asso-
citation will hold meeting for west
ern Minnesota and Madison to-day,
and among the speakers will be
Hon. J. R. Morley and A. W. Trow,
two of the best dairymen in the
state, and hailing from the dairy
regions of Steele and Freedom
counties.
The Independent-Pres announces
that Hon. j. F. Jacobson and family
have returned to their home in
Madison, where Jake will be max
ing his garden just as of old. When
Gov. Johnson retired Mr.. Jacobson
from the board of control he releas-
ed one of the very best men in the
service of the state.
The Star says that movement
has been started in Lamberton for
the organization of arural telephone
company, and large number of
shares in the proposed new concern
have already been subscribed for.
the price being $25 per share. Farm
ers north and south Of town are
also taking an interest in the con-
Germ.
The new Farmers Elevator Co. of
Lamberton has purchased the Bing-
ham Bros. elevator at that place,
paying 81, 800 for the same. The
company will take charge of the ell
evator about June 1st, although it
will not be opened until about Aug.
1st. 1t is probable that Bingham
Bros. will purchase more or less of
the wheat from the company.
The Revere village council re-
quires the marshal to act as fire
warden, chimney and stove-p pipe in
spector, jailor, engine house keep
err, hose dryer, streetcommissioner,
and to perform such other duties as
the council may impose upon him
all for the princely salary of $50 per
month-and the applicants were
numerous even after all these du-
ties were prescribed and the salary
decided upon.
Tracy Herald: Our enterprising
poultry and egg man, Geo. Tracy,
last week received whole carload
of material for egg cases. Our
mathematician has done little fig
uring and finds that when this
stock is used up hens in this vicin-
ity will have laid LAO, 900 eggs,
and these laid in a row end to end
would reach from Tracy to New
Ulm. They will cost at a cent
apiece $14, 400
At a meeting of the directors Of
the Orphans Home at Lamberton
held in that place recently it was
decided to move the institution to
Willmar, the people of that place
having offered satisfactory induce
ments to get the home located there.
The association voted to erect suit.
able buildings there the coming
summer, and the buildings and land
at Lamberton have been already
placed on the market.
Nels Lindquist, the IS year old
son of John Lindquist of Charles
town, who left home mysteriously
over month ago, has not yet been
heard OF, although systematic