The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-21

board of health.
Campbell Bros. circus showed at
New Ulm last Monday, the first ap-
pearance of that circus in that city.
DR.. C. S. Bugbee of Minneapolis
has located as resident dentist at
Sanborn. He has rented offices
over the Sanborn state bank.
The Sacred Heart telephone COM
pany expects to have 100 instru-
ments in operation in that village
and adjoining territory before fall.
The company starts out with list
of 80 subscribers.
A big dredging machine for con-
structing county bitches was I'M
loaded from a car at Hector recent
", and is now at work on one OF
the big bitches in that county, ac-
cording to the Mirror.
Wabasso and Golden Gate ball
teams will play at Morgan on July
4th. A basket ball game will also
be played during the celebration,
and contests of other kinds will be
pulled off for money prizes.
Fire partially destroyed build
ing occupied by the Marshall Pro
duce Co. in that city and in addition
to the damage to the building fried
about five cases OF eggs for the edi-
tors of the two papers of that place.
w. G. Kayser and wife expect to
leave Vesta soon, Mr.. Kayser hav-
ing already announced closing
out sale OF his excellent jewelry
store at that place. They expect to
reside in Minneapolis after leaving
Vesta.
The Tracy creamery has been
purchased by the Central creamery
company and placed in fine repair,
the best of machinery having been
purchased and installed. The
creamery opened for business un-
der the new management on June
9Th.
The stockholders of the Sacred
Heart creamery held meeting and
decided to sell the creamery, owing
to the fact that under the manage
ment it was not a paying PROPOSE
ton. The Journal implies that a
lack of the right kind of manage
ment is cause for the failure.
Fred. Fixen failed to qualify as
alderman of Morgan and E. Fl. Al
brecht was elected to fill the va
cancy. M. S. Tolman resigned as
marshal and G.. W. Thompson was
elected to succeed him. The coun-
Gil contracted for the construction
of a lot of cement work. Nels Jen-
sen was appointed sidewalk in
spector.
Vesta lodge, No. 1875, !. O. E.,
was recently organized at Vesta by
VIM Powers, grand master, A. L.
Bolton, grand secretary, assisted
by brethren from Walnut Grove,
Redwood Falls and other towns.
VIM. Andrews was elected noble
grand, Harvey Harris vice grand,
G. G. sLewis recording secretary,
Peter Manley financial secretary
and J. ]. Smith treasurer. The
lodge starts out with a good mem
| bership.
According to the Tribune the
Franklin village fathers are reioic-
ing over the fact that at depth of
of 108 feet they found vein of wat
er that will supply Franklin with
the liquid for long time to come.
Since the well was sunk the water
has risen to the heighth of so feet.
The pumping station will soon be
moved near the well. The Tribune
also says that the new gas plant for
that town is completed and every
thing is working nicely.
Bro. Bill Owen and Bro. Angus
McRae are in row over the re-
spective merits of the ball grounds
in their respective Walnut
Grove and Sanborn, and the former
accuses the latter of conducting
grounds covered with weeds, where
upon the latter remarks that Bro.
Bills grounds are not troubled that
way because the crowd always
moves over onto the base line and
into the field where the game is be.
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