The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-02-08
AROUND The COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

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w. F. Demming of Sacred Heart
is about to take up his residence in
Redwood Falls.
Editor McRae of the Sanborn Sen
tinel, continues to brighten up the
columns of his paper with live local
news.
George Glotzbach of Sleepy Eye
has been appointed deputy oil in
spector for the Brown equity dis
trict.
The government chemist an
nounces that the stone taken out of
the quarries at New Ulm, is the
hardest known.
The Granite Falls creamery re-
ceived $50, 9O5 pounds of milk dur
ing the past yetr. Over $11,O0
was paid to patrons.
Carl Anderson has applied to the
Sacred Heart village council for a
franchise to put in local telephone
exchange at that place.
S. B. Hicks of the Nettiewyynnt
farm is having corn shipped in from
Iowa-a pointer to farmers of Red
wood county that they should raise
more corn.
Box car merchants are at work in
this section, and one of them has
recently been charging the farmers
around Stony Run exorbitant prices
for inferior goods.
The last statement of the State
Bank of Milroy shows a volume of
business of over $45 900. The loans
and discounts are over $31, 900 and
the deposits over $27, 900.
One of the recent inovations in
the Winthrop dining service was an
owl dinner, and all who participant
ed say that owl is much better eat
ing ~ an crow.
Miss Pearl Deedrick and Ben.
Sackreiter were united in marriage
at New Ulm on Jan. 10Th, and are
now living at Sanborn, where the
groom runs livery stable.
The Sanborn Sentinel desires to
serve notice on the public that the
telephone exchange of that place is
open from Z in the morning till.9 in
the evening, all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
J. H. Schaumburg of SAINT born re-
Gently passed the fiftieth milestone
of his life and a big bunch of friends
made the occasion memorable by
breaking bread with him over the
mahogany at his home.
The last statement of the San
born State Bank shows that insti-
tuition to be in a very healthy con-
dition, with large amount of loans
and discounts, good surplus fund
and a healthy line of deposits.
Judge Geschwind of Sleepy Eye
has just discovered that a well on
his farm north of that town has a
vein of gold in the bottom and the
Judge is now simply 'scooping up"
the yellow metal. ''Gesch Gt's)
wind"
Nelson Bros, the hustling eleva-
tor men of Milroy, have decided to
erect $50 barrel Touring mill at
that place. Inasmuch as the eIeva-
tor competition is already strong,
there is some doubt as to whether
the proposition will be a success.
The Lamberton commercial club
has taken up the proposition of or
ganizing a farmers elevator COM
pany at that place. The PROPOSE
ton is to let the farmers have as
much of the stock as they will take,
aud the business men take the re-
mainder.
i Echo business men have voted
that if the Wood Lake rural tele-
phone company refused to consoli-
date with the Redwood county line
they would ask that the franchise
for the local exchange in that town
be given to the Redwood county
company.
| Chas. Sawyer has sold his stock
of hardware at Milroy to Potter &
Halsten of Reyillo, S. D., and the
new firm has already taken pos
cion Tho 1ao1 mos rooIo %hrornb