The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-01-04
BY AIKEN & scHMAHL
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Picked From
the Different Exchanges.

with sheet iron inside and outside.
A. F. Ellies of Morgan will turn
Joe Vanek's blacksmith shop into
an icehouse.
w. 0. Foster of Gales was paid
81 20 for an eight gallon can of cream
at Tracy recently.
The Sisters of st. Joseph school
building at Morgan, has reached
the plastering stage.
The Vesta creamery sells its but
termilk TO the highest bidder. Good
chance for Vesta hogs.
Fairfax expects to have a mill
built there next year, and will offer
a bonus to mill builders.
Springfield will hereafter receive
100, instead of so, volumes from the
state circulating library.
w. 0. Foster, residing south of
Milroy, has sold his farm and will
move to Colorado in the spring.
The father of J. Ell. Frazier of Yes
ia recently passed away at Mellette,
S. D., at the ripe age of 80 years
Martin Anderson, Milroy BUS
mess man, was married to Miss
Anna Pvdt, at Ormsby, on Dec. IA.
Henry Erfkamp, defender of
Fort Ridgley during the Indian
massacre, passed away there recent
ly.
The Sleepy Eye Milling Co. gave
their employees holiday on Mon
day, Dec, 10Th, and Monday, Jan.
I'd.
Work on the building for the
Olivia canning factory is well under
way. The stockholders have incor-
porated.
J. A. Fish has quit his job as
buttermaker at the Walnut Grove
creamery and has been succeeded
by Ray Boulder.
Sanborn third grade school pupils
donated So to the St. Paul Daily
News fund for buying Christmas
dinners for the poor of st. Paul.
A Tracy man received only 81 for
taking care OF men that we're
stabbed, " according to the council
report. The fellow wanted $3.50.
Tracy basket ball girls defeated
the Currie girls by score of Is to
II. The Tracy girls report many
bruises as a result of the contest.
D. G. Cordry & Co. have closed
out their hardware store in Milroy
to Reetz & Son of Revillo, S. D.,
who have already taken charge of
the same.
In runaway accident, Alex,
Robertson, a rural free delivery
route agent running out of Sleepy
Eye, was injured, and his buggy
demolished.
George Groebner, retiring from
the saloon business in Sleepy Eye,
offers whisky for $3.50 per gallon.
The quantity of water therein con-
tanned is not stated.
Herbert Small, brother of B. A.
Small of Revere and of Alvin Small
of Delhi, passed away at his home
in Lamberton on Dec. 21st, pneu-
monia being the cause.
George Roy of Underwood, a.
wealthy bachelor of that town, is
accused of having designs upon ma
trimony. But he has failed to make
good up to the present time.
Editor Whitmore of the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch got the Sunday habit,
and in recent issue dished up a.
warm roast on the evangelist, who
is making friends in Redwood Falls.
The remains of Miss Lima Chris
tianson, murdered in Minneapolis,
were buried in the family plot at
Cotton wood, Lyon county. The lady
died leaving about $50, worth of
property.
The Morton MILL has been sold to
DR.. Schoch and a partner, both of
New Ulm, the two purchasers being
interested in one of the New Ulm
mills. They took possession of the
same on Jan. 1st.
Mrs. Peter W. Helms of Olivia,
for many years resident of Beaver
Falls, passed away at her home on