The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-08
THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges

June 21st and continuing for six
weeks.
The newly organized Sleepy Eye
band received over $3.50 as the re-
suit of play given for its benefit
one night recently.
Company H, second regiment,
Mankato, is being reorganized and
a large number of young men of
that city are joining.
The Morgan creamery paid 80
cents per pound for butter fat dur
ing it's last fiscal month of business,
the banner price paid since the or
ganization.
The Great Northern railroad COM
pany has installed steam heating
plants in all their trains running
between Sioux City and the twin
cities.
The Westline German church
building is being removed into Mil
roy where the congregation will con-
tinue using it as a place of wor-
ship.
Rudolph FLETCHER and wife of
Vesta recently entertained party
of friends at their home, the occa-
sion being the 10th anniversary of
Mrs. Kletcher's birth.
George Lien acted as postmaster
at Granite Falls during the qualiti-
cation period of Mrs. Dillingham;,
who was appointed to succeed her
late husband on Feb. 23d.
Marshall proposes to have good
base ball club in the field this com
ing season, and recently held an
enthusiastic meeting of her citizens
to arrange for the same.
Lende & Sween are turning out
aut mobiles at their shop in Gran
lite Falls, two new ones, the result
of their inventive brains, being
about to be placed in the field.
The auction sale of Robert Hop
penrath's personal effects was
largely attended, and the property
sold commanded big prices, which
shows that it pays to advertise in
THE GAZETTE.
Sanborn is all stirred up over
the proposition to bond the town
for Sc, 900, 1000 of which has been
for use for the installa-
ton of a lighting plant for that
town.
In view of the fact that the snow
fall during the past winter was ex-
ceedingly heavy, the water in the
rivers in this section is apt to be
very high during the coming
spring.
The Sentinel states that DIR. Ben
nett has decided to remain in San
born and continue his practice, not
outstanding the fact that he has
recently purchased a farm in John
sonville.
Redwood friends of Judge Buck
will be grieved to learn of his seri-
Gus illness. He is at st. Joseph s
hospital in Mankato, where his
daughter, Mrs. Laura B. Abbott, is
attending TO his wants.
F. J. Toland, proprietor of sever
al business colleges, has been en-
gagged by the defensea to testify as
to the hand writing on the bottle
that figures so conspicuously in the
Gerhard murder case.
A. Schellenberger and wife of
Sanborn celebrated the AID ami
versary of the latter's birth on
Feb. 10Th. Mrs. Schellenberger
received a fine rocking chair from a
large group of friends.
Brighton township. Nicollet coun-
ty, is an enthusiastic creamery cen
ter and certain farmers of that town
ship have organized a second cream
cry association, and will build an
other creamery this year.
President Marvin Hughitt of the
Northwestern system has assured
ST. Peter that before the year of
1905 passes into history, new
Omaha passenger depot will be con-
structed in that town. The depot
will be modern in every respect.
e Granite Falls Tribune says
that some of the best authorities in