The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-02-22
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

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dinance.
| The infant child of Aug. Hillman,
who was recently badly burned,
has passed away.
William Klein has quit the barber
business in Milroy and will open a
shop in Minneapolis.
/ Walter Dalton of Tracy was re-
Gently placed under $500 peace
bond to preserve peace in his FAM
lily.
Mrs. Cassius Smith, residing
near Milroy, recently fell on an icy
doorstep and broke one of her low
er limbs.
| w. r. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye
Herald has been attending the meet
ing of the national editorial associa-
ton in Indianapolis.
| Fairfax is agitating the question
of building new village hall, the
proposition being to vote 1000 in
bonds for that purpose.
| G.. A. Carver, in charge of the
Queal yards at Milroy, has been
transferred to the yards of that
company in Burt, Iowa.
The Chicago & North western
railroad has decided to adopt cleo
tricity as a motive power between
Chicago and Milwaukee.
| The blooded stock sale of Edwin
Anderson at Lamberton was large
| ly attended, and good prices we're
realized for all the animals.
| H. Bendixen of Springfield re-
Gently shipped 44O lambs to the
markets in Chicago and received
the highest price paid for lambs on
that day.
A. D. Stewart of Redwood Falls
township recently inspected the
creamery at Hanska,, with a view
of writing an insurance policy on
that building.
| The Messenger reports that re-
cent shipment of butter from the
Morgan creamery to New York
commanded a price of nearly 33
cents per pound.
1t is probable that the defendants
in the Renville county tar and fox
tail case will appeal to the supreme
court from an order Of the district
court denying new trial.
Editor Whetston of the Franklin
Tribune has fallen victim to the
Red wood Falls evangelistic COM
pany, and in recentissue spoke at
length regarding their work.
R. Hellriegel of New Ulm recent
ly fell dead while talking through
the telephone to physician whom
he was asking to call and admins
ter to the wants of his sick wife.
There is some talk of organizing
local telephone company in Nor
gan, growing out of the dissatisfac-
ton in the service of the company
now doing business at that place.
DIR. O. E. Bennett of San born has
traded his residence in that town
for a farm in Johnsonville and will
soon move to the farm with the
hopes of regaining his health by
hard labor.
Noble Coucheron of Cottonwood,
well-known to Redwood Falls mus
| ic lovers, is now the director for
ten bands around Cotton wood and
is kept busy practically seven days
in the week.
Editor Marsh of the Sacred Heart
Journal reports icicles on the water
tower in that place during the re.
cent cold weather. There were
also undoubtedly few on the edi-
tors housekeeper.
| Sleepy Eye has furnished all Of
the prisoners in the Brown county
! Jail up to the present time for sew
eral weeks past, and the prisoners
confined are in for boxcar stealing,
drunkenness, etc.
| w. F, Perkins and daughter Of
Milroy have gone to Colorado
where they will spend the remains
der of the winter 10 hopes that the
climate of that state will prove ben
fetal to Miss Perkin s health.
The Lamberton fire relief associa
ton has filed articles of incorpora