The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-16

Percheron stallion OF Burgess O
Sons.
Sacred Heart business houses
close at s O. clock in order to give
clerks an opportunity to practice al
band music.
The State Bank of Morgan has
declared its regular annual divl-
dend of about Is per cent. and added
a bstantial amount to their sur
plus.
Ladies-saye trouble and annoyance
of baking during warm season! Ask
KuenzIi & Luscher to tell you about
the best bread ever baked. Fresh,
light, good. 3s-tf.
The Milroy Echo says that G. M.
DeGroat purchased property in
Marshall and expects to move there
soon to continue his work of stone
mason and plastering.
The Hutchinson-Cl Clara City rail-
road projectors soon discovered, on
visiting Clara City, that the citizens
Of that place would not give cent
toward building the road
At the last meeting of the Vesta
council M. w. Hingely rendered his
resignation as mayor of the town,
but the council ordered the docu-
ment tabled until future meeting
was held.
Otto Werth. formerly of Vesta
who went to Goodrich, North Dako
to, with Will WATSON, where the
two were running the Flickertai
Flicker, passed away in that place
on ] uly Both.
Sleepy Eye is discussing the pro
position of constructing sewerage
system in that town, and at a recen
meeting of citizens various idea:
were advanced. The city will have
to vote on the bonding question.
The San born Sentinel says tina
from all the reports obtainable b,
the editor of that paper the damag'
to grain in that vicinity will not b.
near as bad as last year, although
there are conflicting reports. Wal
for the threshing machine.
Rice throwing at railroad station
in the west is to be prohibited,
possible, having been declared
public nuisance by the railroa'
companies. The conductors on Pull
man cars are very bitter over tn
rice-throwing custom. They sa
it is provoking, because the rio
which is thrown at the bride an,
groom scatters all over the car
striking the occupants and MAXIM
things generally uncomfortable.
The Farmers Elevator Co. c
Vesta has purchased the elevator c
the Western Elevator Co., and owe
Secretary Arnold's signature an
nounces that 100 shares of stoc
having been subscribed for in tn
company the directors proceeded t
make the purchase, according to in
struction. $500 has been paid t
bind the bargain. The agent
bond was fixed at $4,000 and that c
the treasurer at S. 900.
J. H. Baker of Mankato, L. F
Hubbard of St. Paul, and A. A
Stone of ST. Peter, named as com
mission by the last legislature t
definitely locate the scene of tn
treaty of Traverse DIES Sioux, ar
preparing to carry out instructions
They will leave shortly for st. Pc
ter, near where the big gatherin
was held, and efforts will be mad
to locate the exact spot. The con
mission has $500 with which to pre-
pare maps.
Winthrop News: T. J. Tradewe
and family left for their future HON
at Fairfax last Tuesday. Mr.. Trade
well has been in the employ of tn
Pacific Elevator Co. for about
year, but has accepted a positio
with the company at Fairfax whic
is more desirable, hence their lea1
ing our city. During their stay i
our city they have made man
friends who wish them happines
and prosperity in their new locs
ton. A. ]. Rignell has accepte
Mr.. Tradewell's position and wi
look after the interests of the con