The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-26

w. w. Garlic of Morgan has
passed thea required examination
before the state dental board to en-
able him to practice dentistry in
this state.
Timothy promises to be big
crop this year. The Echo says
that farmer near Milroy brought
in bunch of grass with heads sew
en- inches in length.
The power house at Minnesota
Falls is being constructed of con-
crete blocks, and the latter will be
man ufactured on the grounds. the
work of making them to commence
at once.
The Granite Falls lecture bureau
having in charge the appearance
there of William Jennings Bryan
made $110 as result of the lecture
in that city after paying Mr.. Bryan
a fat sum.
At the first annual meeting of the
Springfield farmers elevator COM
pany the constitution is changed SO
that the company would incur $685.
900 liabilities, instead of $4,000,
which was the previous restriction.
The Springfield council has de.
cided to stand suit in the case of J.
J. Ray as guardian of Anna Ray, q
minor, against the village, a claim
for damages by reason of the girl
falling into a manhole left open by
the village.
| F. M. Boulen of Milroy had his
lower lip badly cut and a tooth OF
two knocked from his lower jaw by
an AK falling from timber in Mel
son Bros. new elevator and strik
ing him in such a manner as t.
cause the injury, according to The
Echo.
| The Morgan Messenger says tina
"a kid ball team from this plac,
went to Redwood Falls Sunday tt
play, but did not have game ow
ing to the fact that they wer'
chased off from the three differen
grounds by the owners. There
no use talking about Sunday ball il
Redwood Falls
4 T. ]. Sparks, arrested in Red
wood Falls on suspicion of havin!
been the person who broke into tn
store of Rasmussen & Mogenson a
Evan, was released by a New Uln
justice, Sparks having proven
complete alibi, and also that BIZ
footprints were different from thos
found beneath the window through
which an entrance was gained.
| According to the Censor tn,
slough or lake which comprises
portion of the town site is the hid
ing place of millions of mosquitoe!
which make their nocturnal raid!
upon the citizens of the town ant
make life burden. An attempt i!
being made to have the lake drained
and the townsite company is being
asked to defray portion of tn,
expenses.
Fred. W, Johnson of the Dakot;
House at New Ulm, and brother o
the governor, will be named quar-
ter-master general on his brother
staff. If Fred can afford to sinl
over 5000 on the cloth and gold lac,
required for the suit of a quarter
master general, we congratulate
him and his brother on the appoint
ment. If it is stretching his purs
we extend our regrets.
ST. Peter Tribune: J. H. Nc
Gowan of Morton, who knows
good horse when be sees him, pur
chased the pacing mare, Minnie
Nutwood, of Sam Gray, on SATURDAY.
last, paying for the mare $500. A
Mankato on the 9th of July thi.
mare stood second in class of ST,
! flyers. Mr.. MCGOWAN is the gen
tleman who formerly purchased
Marion Lockhart of Arthur Even
son, who had a record of 2:22. anc
also purchased Trumpet of Nicl
Brady. Marion Lockhart died OF
Mr.. MEG before he reached the zen
it'll of his glory on the race track