The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-30
BY AIKEN G. scHMAHL.
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items OF General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.


were rendered surprise gather
ing at the home of p. Dineen before
their departure to Wanda, where
they will reside in the future.
Ladies-saVe trouble and annoyance
of baking during warm season! Ask
KuenzIi & Luscher to tell you about
the best bread ever baked. Fresh,
light, good. 38-tf.
The Morgan board of education is
counting on placing that school in
the high school list for the ensuing
school year, and all pupils in the
9th and 10th grades of the last term
are urged to come back.
The New Ulm pioneers were en-.
tertained by the Turnverein and
I'd regiment band at Turner'S hal
on the evening of Aug. 26th. The
affair was in keeping with the efforts
of the preceding entertainments o.
similar character.
G.. W. Nicholson, for 20 years ir
the employ of the st. Louis road
and its station agent agent at New
Ulm for several years, has resigned
his position and will engage in the
banking business in some South
Dakota town.
The San born Sentinel serves no
tice on all political slate makers
that any slate made up at this early
date will be buried deep. This is
strong notice to the fellows who
are chasing about trying to hatch
up political jobs.
Pick up most any old paper these
days and you will find an item tc
the effect that ''some of the wander
ing tribe imbibed too freely, caused
disturbance and were run in. ;
Why should the wandering boys
take ~ drink to this extent?
The North western station at New
Ulm was robbed of a sum of money
recently and the next day the
thieves were arrested at Morgan
and we're returned to Brown coun
ty IS capitol. A portion OF the goods
we're found upon the culprits.
Wow! The Morgan gun club men
walloped the experienced crowd Of
the much larger town of Sleepy
Eye by the bringing down of six
more birds in a contest. That
shows that everything best is not
to be found in the great, big towns.
E G. Patterson recently lectured
OF 'How to Make the Most of Life
at the Presbyterian church in Nor
gan daring the absence of Rev. c.
McKibbin. The speaker is giver
much praise for the manner in which
he handled his subject by the loca
paper.
Local hunters should bear ir
mind that in order to hunt in an ad
joining county they are required tt
pay a license fee OF 81. It will be
we'll to look after your territorial
line this year. For a Minnesota
resident to hunt in South Dakota i
will cost $40.
Morgan Messenger: Stepher
Gluth has purchased two farms
near Portland, Oregon. and he with
his family will leave for that place
about the middle of September. One
of his farms for exclusive farming
will be managed by his sons, anc
the other farm, which is adopted
for fruit raising he will manage him
self.
Messenger: Fl. M. Ball and Silas
Giem returned from a weeks tour
through North Dakota Sunday
They were looking over the lan6
prospects in Ramsey and Townel
counties and state that the country
is on rapid increase in wealth anG
population. The fax and whea,
crops are excellent. The improve
ments of this country during the
past three years is indeed some
thing wonderful.
Springfield Advance: County
Auditor |. N. Tompkins of Red wooo
Falls, is being mentioned as pos
sible legislative candidate at the
next election. With Isaac it woulo
not be question of whether be
could land the Office, but whether
he would really accept it if the
-u0tnrS would fopdor - ~ LII,