The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-14

sold to the Wells q Dickey Go. OF
Minneapolis at about par and ac-
crued interest.
Frank VonReadon has gone to
Cuba in the interests of the Cuban
American Land Co. H. NJ. Ball of
Morgan has been elected trearurer
of that company.
Beautify your complexion with little
cost. If you wish smooth, clear.
cream-like complexion, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes. take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Greatest beautifier ev-
er known. At Hitchcock's.
]. L. Torrens, former principal
of the Redwood Falls schools, was
visiting his farm in New Avon re-
Gently. Mr.. Torrens is living in
ST. Paul at the present time but
will have charge of the Madelia
schools during the coming school
year.
The Sanborn ball team knows not
defeat according to Editor McRea.
The club defeated Sleepy Eye twice,
the first time by score of 16 to II
and the second time by score of
II to 6. The editor remarks that it
is another scalp dangling in the
belts of the Sanbornites.
The Sentinel says that the San
born July 4th celebration committee
is busy making arrangements for
the celebration in that town. and it
will be a hummer. Sanborn is
also agitating the question of build
ing village hall in which to hold
public meetings, give entertain
ments, etc.
The contract for constructing the
new brick school building in Fair
fax was awarded to Emil M. John
son of Minneapolis, who was the
lowest bidder, his price being $685.
$50. The building, when completed
will cost $28, 1872. It will be remem-
bered that $50, 900 in bonds was
voted for the purpose.
The seventh year of service of
the Second regiment band of New
Ulm commenced about ten days ago,
when Gen. Bobletter, general of all
the Minnesota troops, administered
the oath to all the boys. Geo. Kog-
end, one of the officers of the militia
at that place, was also presented
with a handsome sword by the
travelling mems association.
Mullen & Stuebe of New Ulm
have purchased 2,257 young steers
from Texas ranches for feeding and
fattening on their range in South
Dakota. To get these animals to
Evarts, South Dakota, their range
town, it required three separate
trains. The firm announces that
they will winter this bunch during
1905 and 1906 and turn them on the
markets in the spring of 1907.
The Dispatch says that D. Bangs
the well-known photographer Of
Sleepy Eye, has perfected and
placed on market device for tying
SACKS. The device is made of cru
chile steel wire, and is shaped some
what like the letter W, with the
ends turned up to fasten the sack
Attached to the wire is a cord Il
inches long, which is passed around
the sack and securely held between
the wires of the tie. The device
cannot be torn or worked open.
New Ulm Review: An interest
ing case tried at the recent term oil
court in this county is that of Horn.
burg VS.. Hacker. The suit was
brought for the recovery of the
value OF corn shredding machine,
which was purchased upon a guar
antee that it would do the work
claimed for it. Mr.. Hacker was un-
able to accomplish all that he was
told he might and refused payment.
In returning it's verdict the Jury
concluded that although the machine
was warranted it was not automatic
and required man with some know.
ledge of machinery to operate it and
it laid the fault of its failure upon
Mr.. Hacker and not Mr.. Hornburg
and decided that he should pay the
full value of the machine with the
interest that had accumulated