The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-07
The Granite Falls high school

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shop in Granite Falls.
Guy Byington of Vesta has gone
to Washington, where be expects to
put in the summer climbing noun
tains.
The New UIm council has APP
proved the plans for the sewer sys-
tenn of that town as prepared by
Engineer Starkey.
Mrs. Henry H. Chapman and
daughter of Waseca were visiting
with Sleepy Eye and Tracy friends
during the past two weeks.
The Springfield base ball club
has enclosed it's grounds with 1000
feet of canvass. You will have to
pay to see game over there.
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. 3S-tf.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Welsh of the Morton
Eating house recently. The birth
occurred while Mrs. Welsh was
visiting with her parents in Vino
ma.
Bird Island citizens, by vote of
81 to SO, decided to put in $4,000
gas plant, and also $1,000 for ex-
tending the water mains of that
town, according to the Union.
Tim O'Connor and wife of Rem
vile county will go to Europe this
month visiting in Ireland, England
and Norway-and with relatives in
the latter country-relatives OF
Mrs. O'Connor undoubtedly.
| Eleven year old Bernard Townley
of Granite Falls fell 80 feet from the
top of lumber shed to the ground,
striking on his left side, bruising
and scratching his face, breaking
his left arm and spraining his
wrist.
| Gen Kuropatkin Klause, the
chief of police of New Ulm, has pur-
chased a new bicycle to run down
the criminals of that city, and to
hurry his movements in securing a
lantern when a crime has been com.
mitted.
| Sousa and his world renowned
band will appear at the Turner hall,
New Ulm, some time during Sep
TENDER. Manager Johnson is TAX
ing big chances on the expense
item in engaging this wonderful
aggregation.
! Campbell Bros. circus advance
agent asked the business men Of
New U1m to pay the license for the
appearance of the circus in that
city. Free lots and free water were
also asked for. That's more nerve
than circus advance agent usually
possesses.
Sacred Heart and vicinity is al
telephone-the Journal stating that
telephone talk is in the air every
where and that rural lines are be-
ing extended from that town in
every direction. Talk is getting
pretty cheap, anyway.
! Out in Vesta the street commits
sioner laid tile and graveled Main
street and your Uncle Jas. Arnold
polished the street surface with his
patent road leveller, and both men
contend that Vesta has streets
equal to almost any city.
!! The Fairfax mill site is being tax.
en- into the courts. L. Nichols, the
lessee of the site wanted, placed q
tent upon the property and gave
formal notice thereby of his pos.
session of the same, notwithstand.
ing that the railroad company had
ordered him to vacate. The rail
road company will attempt to eject
him from the property by due pro
cess of law.
The Madison Carnegie library
board awarded the contract for con.
STRUGGLING the library at that place
to Gerhard Herriges, who offered
to do the work for $6,219.85. Mr..
Carnegie gave So, 900 for that build.
ing, $4,000 less than for the build
ing here, and the building is quite
q hit c mo llor Tbo oo,,o 1.oL.4.