The Redwood gazette., 1905-03-15
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

Il tHG U1ilSEC CUt EASuduS 80.
An IL pound boy was recently
born to Theo. Larson and wife oil
Milroy township.
The Milroy creamery has opened
for business for the 1905 season,
with good patronage.
C. M. DeGroat has moved from
Gales township to Milroy, where he
will reside in the future.
Will Perkins of Milroy has gone
TO Rocky Ford, Colorado, where he
will remain for the spring and
summer.
Springfield has voted unanimous
ly in favor of extending it's water
works. Bonds to the extent of
SO, 600 will be voted for that pur-
pose.
Mrs. Hugh Reed OF Westline has
returned from Rochester, where
she has been receiving medical
treatment, and she returns in great
| ly improved health.
The Maccabees of Milroy will
will have an entertainment on the
evening of March 16, when the
state commander will address the
members of that order.
Farmers in Westline, Granite
Rock and Gales were all engaged in
getting their land in condition for
seeding during the last week in
February and the first week in
March.
Yellow Medicine county follows
the system of appointing county
physicians and expends about 81 900
a year in a lump sum for the differ
ent doctors in the various commits
sioner districts.
A number of farmers around Yes
ia wer harrowings their land on
Marcu 1st, just getting ready for
the seeding period, and certainly
the weather around that date indi-
Gated that spring had already setin.
Kemper, the box car merchant ar
rested at Granite Falls a few weeks
ago, was fined $50 and costs at Mon
tevideo for selling baking powders,
spices, etc., that did not comply
with the Minnesota pure food laws.
| Granite Falls is about to con-
struct sewer system on the only
street in that city where there is
dirt enough to get the sewer pipe
under ground. Evesywhere else
in Granite there is a stone founda-
tion.
II. M. Hanson, the Hanley Falls
editor and banker, wants the law
regarding the fling of chattel mort
cages and*like papers, changed SO
that they may be filed with the reg
lister of deeds instead OF the town
clerk.
The Vesta Censor says that Alva
| Wyman, who was so severely in
jured last winter as to cause great
uneasiness over his condition, has
so far recovered that he was able to
leave his home and call on friends
in that village.
Your Uncle Jas. Arnold of Vesta,
during the cold weather period
prepares a number of articles on
the salvation of the3 country, and
the same are now. being given to
the public through the medium of
the press, free gratis.
George Goodell, rural delivery
route agent running out of Morgan,
lost horse in an accident,recently.
The horses attached to the wagon
bucked, broke the neck yoke, and
the horse fell onto the broken yoke
in such manner as to produce
death.
The Marshall base ball club has
organized by electing Thos. .sMcKin-
ley manager, Bert Curtis assistant,
Thos. Davis secretary, and E. S.
Prick treasurer. The Marshall
people propose having ball team
along the line of the teamTorganiza-
tion fostered by Renville slast year
and proposed for this year.
A Vesta paper handsi the follow
ing to the legislature, branch over
which Frank Clague presides: 1.-The