The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-05
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges

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the Different Exchanges.
Peter J. Pint has been reelected
marshal of San born village.
A second cigar factory has COM
menced business in Springfield. },
| The business men of New Ulm
have decided to close their places
of business at 7:30 O. clock hereafter.
The Morgan creamery company
distributed over 81. 700 among it's
patrons for cream received up to
March Goth.
San born voted to bond the village
in the amount of 81, 900 to wipe out
it's present Indebtedness, at the
recent village election.
Rev. M. B. Morse of Minneapolis
has been called as pastor of the
Congregational church of New Ulm
to succeed Rev. D O. Bean.
The Mankato Free Press Office
has just been given handsome
new steel ceiling. The Office came
by it in an honest way, however.
The statement of the condition of
the Bank of Milroy published re-
Gently shows a very healthy condi-
ton of affairs in that young institu-
ton.
The hardware men along the
lines of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
recently met at Franklin and form
ulated plan for better credit
system.
Enos P. Dotson of Sanborn is the
last patient to attest his faith in
chiropraatic work, he insisting
that he is being materially assisted
by the twister.
The Fairfax village council has
taken step toward reform in the
line of enforcing the laws providing
that the saloons of that town shall
be closed on Sunday. The council
will not wink at violations.
Mrs. Dillingham;, who has recent
~ taken charge of the postoffice in
Granite Falls, succeeding her late
husband, has also recently received
a check for ST, 900, as insurance on
the life of her late husband in the
Macabee lodge.
The Lyon county fair association
has secured Broncho Bill and his
band of cowboys and Indians az one
of the attractions at the county
fair to be held at Marshall in Sep
TENDER. Another attraction will
be an automobile flying leap.
Madison has adopted the monthly
market day plan and the people of
that town are anticipating a big
day for the opening, which will oc-
cur in few weeks. Market days
are good propositions if the enthu-
siasm can be kept burning all the
time.
Richard Bros. of Mankato, whose
large glass block store recently |
burned down, had their loss ad-
justed in full, or $19. 900, by the in
surance adjusters. Other losses
have been satisfactorily adjusted,
the Northwestern Telephone COM
pany receiving IS, 900.
The debaters of Lafayette re-
Gently debated the question that
single life was more of a pleasure
to mankind than married life. The
bachelors won out, but since that
time nearly everyone of the bache-
lors have sent out invitations for
their weddings. The girls got
quick action on the debaters.
The Tribune states that not
pound of coal has been needed to
run the electric power plant in
Granite Falls for two years and
that none will be needed for that
much longer, unless the river takes
a sudden fall, which is not likely"
The river is not likely to fall, but
how about the water in the river.
Attorney L. H. Schellback, who
was a senator in the legislature
from Lyon, Lincoln and Yellow
Medicine counties for many years.
is closing out his interests in Gran
tie Falls preparatory to going to
Idaho or Washington, where he ex-