The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-31
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

John Drees of Milroy has opened
saloon at Sanborn.
Mrs. A. G. Rudy of Sanborn is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. W.
S. South wick, at Mora.
Renville has levied a poll tax of So
on each male voter, and has made it
equivalent to two days work.
Roses, carnations, funeral designs
and house plants from Cashman's
green house. Owatonna, at Knowlton
Bros. 41-4t
Miss Kate Forbush had charge of
the vocal music program at the Dec
GRAFTON Day exercises at ST. Peter
yesterday.
The New Ulm high school ball
team has defeated both the Spring
field and CORTLAND. teams and are
looking for more worlds to conquer.
Ladies-saYe trouble and annoyance
of baking during warm season! Ask
Kuenzli & Luscher to tell you about
the best bread ever baked. Fresh,
light, good. 38-tf.
Dan. McRae of the Sanborn SEN
tinel was recently given a mess
of fish by some successful angler
and Immediately thereafter the Sen
tinel assumed brighter hue.
Work has been commenced on
the canning factory at Winthrop
and the building will be completed
and the machinery installed in time
for canning operations this year.
Cottonwood is to have new lum-
Der yard under the management OF
the new firm of Lindblad- MacKech-
ME Lumber Co., who will have their
stock of lumber here in about a
week.
During the recent storm Geo, G.
Wotsche's granary in Sheridan
township was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground. The
loss was about $500 and Mr.. Wots.
che carried no insurance.
The material for the new tele.
phone exchange at Echo has ar
rived and employees of the Red
wood County Rural Telephone Co.
are engaged in erecting the poles,
stringing wires and putting in
phones.
W. A. Hubbard of New Ulm, son
of Mrs. L. N. Rowe of this city, has
gone to Manitoba to establish new
branch Office for the Aultman- Tay.
lor Threshing Machine Co., with
which concern he has long since
been connected.
The first regiment of Minnesota
National guards will go into camp
at Lake City on June 18th and will
break camp on June Goth. The
third regiment will follow the fret
The second regiment will go int
camp on July 9th and will breal
camp on July 18th.
Railroads running into New Uln
| 1nx 10 70 Of =
third for the round trip during the
convention of the Catholic Order O
Foresters in that city, commencing
on June 10th. Some of the leading
Catholic speakers in the state will
be present on Sunday, June 18th
Springfield walloped Sanborn 1;
to and Billie Mailer is GROWING
over the remains of Dan McRae
The latter ksays 0that during th'
game there came near being
Klause-Somerville challenge re
peated-the scrappersI being ladies
from the two rival towns. This
time Mr.. Klause apologized.
New Ulm Review: Michael Null
len left Monday morning for point:
in Texas where he will meet Char
les Stuebe, ST., who departed fo
that state last week. s1These gen
tlemen will again purchase a grea
number of cattle which they viii
ship to their ranchers at Evarts, S
i D., to be fed for number of month.
before they will be placed on th,
market.
Granite Journal: ia sadicase wa.
enacted here Monday night whel
Mrs. Ranstad and her children wer,
taken from their home on the cas-
side by the Chippewa county au
thorities and taken to Montevideo
The mother is to be examined a.