The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-31

Marshall athletes defeated the
mechanic 5 art athletes by score
OF "a to Sc in field meeting held at
Marshall.
The Golden Milling Co. has been
obliged to make an assessment of
its stock in order to meet running
expenses.
The Maynard Progress will dis
continue publication on June 1st
The town isn't large enough to
support paper.
DIR. W. G. Richards, until recent
ly connected with the Asbury hos
pital, Minneapolis, succeeds DR..
Bennett at Sanborn.
The Cash Carnival Co. is SEIZED
uled to give one of it's carnivals on
the streets of Granite Falls on June
18th, 18th and 18th.
The Morse Produce Co. of Gran
lite Falls receives cream from as
far west as White Rock, S. D.,
which it manufactures into butter.
All the stock of the state bank of
Springfield is now owned by resi-
dents of that city, that owned by
New Ulm and Clements parties
having recently been purchased by
Springfieldites.
The Winthrop News states that
rabbits have become so numerous
in that town that they are running
gardens aud young shrubbery.
Here is a chance for Hold. Jones
and his pack of rabbit chasing
hounds.
Editor Owens of the Tribune per-
mits Daisy and Ethel, two Walnut
Grove girls, to use five lines in his
paper to explain that they were not
the girls referred to by a jealous
correspondent. Billie always was a
gallant.
High water has practically put a
stop to work on the Minnesota Falls
dam. At present the dam is built
to its full height at each end and the
water is running over the lower
central portion and also through
the raceway.
At a recent meeting of the Gran
tie Falls council permission was
given to erect poles and string
wires on the streets and alleys OF
that town for the purpose of run
ming an electric light line through
to Montevideo.
| Morgan Messenger; VIM. Gier,
one of the section crew working on
the Northwestern here, had his
right leg broken just above the
knee Tuesday afternoon, while as
sisting the other members of the
crew in loading rails near the Eagle
Roller Mill elevator. One of the
rails slipped and Mr.. Gier was un.
able to get out of the way.
| Granite Tribune: The city could
not make a better investment than
rock crusher. Our streets could
then be brought up to the highest
standard of perfection and the sur.
rounding towns could be supplied
with the product for improving
their streets and without doubt il
would prove paying proposition
from the start. The more so as the
city could easily furnish power tc
operate the machine and we have
rock enough to pave all the streets
in the state and then some. Let
our commercial club consider this
, and without doubt the verdict will
be that Granite should have g
crusher at once.
Sixteen Italians employed by the
i M. & st. L. at New Ulm went on {
strike and were Immediately there
after discharged. 1t seems thai
they have been paid wages amount
ing to 81 40 per day, but the day
| following the thunder storm O
Wednesday evening and the lane
slide north of that city the entire
crew refused to obey orders unless
their wages were increased to 81 I
Jump of so cents for each man. Thi:
demand appears ridiculous to the
railroad company and their absolute
refusal to commence work at the
Fritsche ravine caused the signing