The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-19

COGLOn WOOu U6l0aL0u MdulSOn Oy
score of to 1 on the Cottonwood
grounds.
Lamberton defeated Springfield
on uly 4th by a score of 2 to / and
the Advance says that the umpire
won the game for the victorious
team.
Granite Falls has a population of
only 1,041, and it is an Incorporated
city. Why don t Put. and Bennett
get busy and boom the population
of the old place.
The st. Peter Tribune says that
miss Eva Smith, who has been
stenographer in the insurance Office
of Miller & Miller for some time,
returned to her home in Redwood
Falls Monday"
The First National bank of Lam
berton secured the Lamberton vii
lage water works bonds, paying
50, 525 for the same. The bank was
the best bidder in the field of sew
eral houses.
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.
The Springfield mill recently
suspended operation for several
days for the purpose of installing
the big boiler recently built for
them by the Minneapolis boiler fac
tory, and also for the purpose OF
making about So, 900 worth of other
improvements.
Co. A, second Minnesota regi-
ment OF New Ulm, headed by the
second regiment band, also of that
place, went into camp at Lakeview
with the remainder of the regiment
on July 9Th. Co. A had a member
ship of 70 when it left New Ulm for
the camp, and a few members joined
the company later.
VIM. Jennings Bryan, once a
Democratic candidate for president
of these United States, and now in
the lecture field, spoke at Granite
Falls on Friday, July 7th. The
crowd was a!large one. The colo
mel received his stated salary and
the local manager is alleged to have
made something above his commits
sion. Col. Bryan's lectures are
non political,
A. L. LaFraniere, editor of the
Grand Rapids Independent, and
known to some Redwood county
people as the husband of Miss Rose
Schumacher, says that the Mime
apolis & Rainy Lake railroad COM
pany will extend it's line from Tur-
tie Lake to Bigfork, within 25 miles
of Big Falls, this year. The Du-
luth, Mesabe & Northern is also ex-
tending it's line in Itasca county
north from a station known as Bow
ey.
DR.. Schjeldrup of Granite Falls
was sued by 0. Knutson in the Vel
low Medicine county court for the
value of a Cameron automobile car
sold by the latter to the former,
which the Doctor claimed never
operated satisfactorily and accord
ing to the guarantee given him
when he purchased the machine he
had right to return it. The Tri-
bune says that Knutson sued for
1913, the contract price. The jury,
after being out all night, returned
verdict of $500 in favor of Knut-
son, and there are some Granite
Falls people mean enough to hint
that after all the Doctor got a good
bargain.
New Ulm Review: Some time ago
the plumbing firm OF Cuddy & Cav
anaugh sent sealed bids for the con-
tract of installing the city water
system at Lamberton, enclosing
Herewith their certified check for
$500. Patiently they waited the
action of the city council i'm regard
to accepting the bids. This was
done last week and it was discov-
cred that the local firm were among
the lowest bidders and hence en-