The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-24


will deliver the Decoration Day ad-
dress at Lamberton.
The Hauenstein base ball club of
New Ulm has reorganized and is
now waiting to receive challenges.
Otto R. Kohn has resigned as To-
cal manager of the Minnesota Gen.
trail telephone company at New
Ulm.
Morton has appointed committees
to solicit funds and otherwise
make arrangements for a celebra-
tion on July 4th.
Decoration day will be appropri-
ately observed at Fort Ridgley.
Rev. Frank Doran of Marshall will
be the principal speaker.
Only S1.50 to ST. Paul-Minneapolis
on the Minneapolis & St. Louis excur-
sion Sunday, May 2Sth. See flyers or
call on agents for particulars.
Revere is testing the street lights
of the International Lighting Co. of
Minneapolis, with the view of pur-
chasing number of the same.
Mrs, Showalter, who directed the
staging of Divorce" in Redwood
Falls, will direct an operetta at
Franklin on Friday evening, May
Goth.
Hon. F. G. Stevens, representa-
tive in congress from the fourth
district, will deliver the Fourth of
July address at Lamberton this
year.
Lamberton held a special election
yesterday on the question of issu-
ing 50, 500 village bondsfor the pur-
pose of making improvements in
that town.
Springfield is in line with the
rest of the surrounding towns, and
has ordered many blocks of cement
sidewalk constructed during the
present season.
Only 10 civil cases were on the
court calendar for Brown county
when district court convened at
New Ulm on May 10th. The term
was a short one.
ST. Charles, this state, has de-
cided to macadamize it's streets with
New Ulm stone crushed at the New
Ulm quarry, and shipped to that
city in carload lots.
O. A. Dahl has moved to James
town, n. D., where he will settle on
farm, having tired of Revere life.
]. J. Dittbenner went with him to
look over the country.
The Renville county grand jury
refused to return an Indictment
against A. E. PETERSON, formerly
grain buyer in Fairfax for the Paci-
fic Elevator Co., and held on the
charge of embezzling $500 of the
money of the company.
Roses, carnations, funeral designs
and house plants from eastman g
green house. Owatonna, at Knowlton
Bros. 41-4t
Sister Maria, who has had charge
of the Lutheran hospital at Spring
field, has been called to Mlnneapo-
lis by the Lutheran deaconess, and
the Advance says that the sister
will be assigned to one of the Luth-
eran institutions in Oregon.
L. Redding of Lamberton bought
the Revere bank stock of Martin
Wentz, Emil and L. P. Rasmussen
and Louis Flick, total of 81 shares.
New directors were elected to sue
coed those four gentlemen at a spe-
cial meeting held on May 9th.
Tracy Herald: A Mr.. Ballard,
guest at the Depot Hotel, fell out of
one of the second story windows a
few days ago without the slightest
injury to his person. Mr.. Ballard
is life insurance agent and the
inference is that his immunity from
injury came by his landing on his
cheek.
Granite Falls Journal: Work
down at the Minnesota Falls dam
is progressing finely this spring.
A goodly portion of the dam is now
in and stone arch has been put
across the raceway for the head
gate, The top of this will be used
for bridge. Tt will not be great
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