The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-10

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the new resting place. The Dill
empowers the Murray county COM
missioners to proceed with the work.
Prof. r. E. Bottomley, now sup
erintendent of schools of Martin
county, formerly an instructor IN
the North Redwood school, and al
forwards at Franklin and Morton,
and editor of the Morton Enterprise
for a short time, was married to
Miss Minnie Hamre. daughter OF
County Treasurer Hamre OF Fill
more county, recently. Since Prof.
Bottomley took charge of the Martin
county schools he has been very
successful, and his friends wish him
continued success.
The towns along the Marshall
Evan line rather enjoy talking
about their line being the main one
for the handling of all through
freight to Watertown and the west,
but the Tracy papers don't like it.
The Herald says that every time
an official train passes over that line
the people OF the towns get to sur
missing that something unusual in
railroad circles is going to happen,
and just now they are renewing the
old report that most of the Water
town business is to be passed over
that line instead of coming this
way, and our county seat friends
hope that this is true for the rea-
son that Marshall would become a
miniature division point with such
an order"
The Milroy council has levied two
mill road tax Oh all of the real proper
ty in that village.
The Northwestern will run its first
cheap excursion to st. Paul and Min
neapolis next Sunday.
The Echo says that the farmers
around Milroy are getting their fields
in shape for corn planting.
| ID. Bangs of Sleepy Eye was attacked
by monstrous muskrat. 1t was after
dark. Mr.. Bangs is said to be total
abstainer.
| The Madison council stands tie on
the question of issuing liquor licenses
and the town is dry, with wet on the
dark places.
The Springfield council has ordered
graphaphones and all musical instru-
ments from the liquor establishments
of that place.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says that
number of new motor launches will be
placed on the lake in that town during
the coming summer.
The Citizens Bank of Springfield has
reorganized as state bank with cap
ital stock of $50, 900, and the stock will
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town.
The Messenger states that McAllister
& Beebe Bros big ditching outfit is at
work near Evan, and that the firm has
large ditching contracts in Brown aud
Redwood counties.
Editor Mailer of the Springfield Adj
vance keeps the Advance moving. Dur
ing the Koch trial he furnished his
readers with an extensive supplement
covering all of the evidence presented
at the Mankato trial of the doctor.
The congregation of the Lutheran
church at Morgan has raised $500 for
the purchase of bell for the church
building. The proposition to have a
set of chimes in the belfry was aban-
doned on account of the latter not be-
ing strong enough.
Up at Dawson the contractors on the
new brick school building have been
compelled to tear down a portion of
the walls, owing to their not being
constructed according to specifications
The architect is insisting that the
building be properly constructed.
The Dawson Sentinel says that the
creditors of the Coe Commission Co. in
that town will never have the nerve to
call for the 20 per cent dividend which
the receiver of the concern announces
that it will pay. Can it be possible
that Bro. Rudd is one of them?
A mail pouch containing a number
of letters stolen from the Sleepy Eye
depot platform on the morning of
March S1st was recently found in the
barn of M. Radl of that town. A slit
was cut in the side of the pouch, but
the letters were apparently undis-
turbed.
Editor G. DickersoD of the Echo En-
torpriao ronopflx, oppo,,.ood ~. ...:-.