The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

The Olivia creamery paid its pa
irons % cents per pound for March
butter fat.
Revere has rifle Cuba settled
organization of the town, as stated
by the local paper.
The Sleepy Eye Telephone Co.
has ordered poles for the construc-
ton of 70 miles of telephone lines
this season.
lightning struck the barn of VIM.
Cahoon in Underwood township re-
Gently and did considerable dam
age. The barn was insured.
Sleepy Eye basket ball girls are
making arrangements to play a
game with the Redwoo Falls girls
on the grounds of the former.
The Censor says that the State
Bank of Vesta is contemplating the
erection of a new brick bank build
ing during the coming season.
The Walnut Grove Woodmen
team initiated class of Revere citi-
zens at Revere into the mysteries
of that order last Friday evening.
Renyille business men are agi-
tating the organization of rural
telephone company to help the bus
mess interests of that lively little
place.
Albert Pfaender has been appoint
ed city attorney of New Ulm. Mr..
| Pfaender was one OF the attorneys
for the state in prosecuting DR..
Koch.
Hanska, Brown county, has or
ganized a company with 100000
capital stock with the view of build
ing 75- barrel Touring mill during
the coming summer.
An item in the Revere Record
says that Prof. Knox holds the reg
| ord for high jumping at Revere.
Charlie is simply keeping up his
athletic stunts.
The Donaldson Office building
and engine house of Tracy was
constructed of cement by the ideal
cement company. The building is
said to be a beauty.
Hilda Swenson fell through a
1aft of an elevator of the Sleepy
Eye Milling Co., landing ABOVE the
working floor a distance of about
70 feet. She was badly lnjured, but
will recover.
The Renville Star says that F.
O. Gold sold Ice acres of land on
his recent trip to Bottineau county,
North Dakota, Mr.. Gold being one
IF the owners of large tract of
land in that county.
Gibbon is discussing the ques-
ton of putting in an electric light
plant and at recent meeting of the
village council an estimate of the
cost was received, About 81, 900
will do the business.
Over in Fairfax some one was
recently hung in efigy and there
are some unkind enough to say that
Fairfax liquor dealers did it and
that Editor Asa Wallace was the
subject. 1t did Mt hurt at all.
The Lamberton Star says that
John G. Wagner, who has moved
from that place to Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma, recently, is now preparing to
return to Redwood county, having
already opened negotiations for a
farm near that town.
The directors of the Farmers
Elevator Co. at Lamberton have
been offered the Bingham Bros.
elevator at that place for 81, 800
The Western Elevator Co. has made
the directors a proposition to sell
the elevator belonging to the COM
pany located in that town,
T. 0. Ramsland recently read
paper before the Renville Mer-
chant S association on the value of
advertising and the papers of that
county insist that he has made a
study and success of advertising
and that he is coming young cap
tain of industry of that county.
The Vesta council is hesitating
over the proposition to rescind it's