The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-07
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

Roses, carnations, funeral designs
and house plants from Cashman's
green house. Owatonna, at Knowlton
Bros. 41-4t
The San born Sentinel insists that
Sanboru is one of the busiest towns
along the line of the North western
railroad.
Oar. S. Hall sold all of the Short
horn cattle on his farm in Preston
Lake township, Renville county, at
public auction yesterday.
A. E. Clark of Mankato, formerly
of Redwood Falls, was one of the
star performers at the Mankato
Elks minstrel show. He made a
decided hit in his specially.
The Society club of New Ulm has
purchased the equipment of the
bowling alley at Gibbon and will
have the same placed in the new
Catholic school building at New
Ulm.
Morgan has decided to celebrate
July 4th and at a recent meeting of
the general contributors of that
town committees were appointed to
arrange for parade, base ball, foot
races, speaking, etc.
Editor Mailer of the Springfield
Advance is getting in condition for
the reception of some belligerent
fellow who doesn t like his paper.
At the last gun club shoot he
brought down Is out of a possible
81 birds.
Springfield and Lamberton will
battle for purse of $75 at the 25th
anniversary celebration of Spring
field on June 18th. Hon. Charles
T. Howard of this city will deliver
the anniversary GRAFTON. The en-
tertainment program will keep up
the fun all day long.
Co. A., Second regiment, New
Ulm, entertained the members of
the G. A. R. at Turner hall, Tues
day afternoon, May 30th, after the
post had conducted Decoration day
services for the day. The event
was the second annual one in that
city and was a most pleasing affair.
While engaged in blowing on his
farm near Golden, H. Pieske found
a purse containing $55, and which
was lost by neighbor, Andrew
Peterson, over two years before the
find was made. TIE paper money
was badly decayed and has been
sent to Washington for new certif-
Gates.
The Milroy Echo recently round
ed out the third year of it's exis-
tence. Editor Wilson has been at
the helm for over Is months and
during the latter period the Echo
has been newsy enough and we'll
edited enough to do credit to a town
many times the size of Milroy. We
hope that Bro. Wilson will reap his
full reward.
The city engineer of ST. Paul has
purchased Is cars of red crushed
stone from the New Ulm quarries
to be used in surfacing some of the
streets in the SANITY city. The
purchase is made for an experiment
and should the crushed stone give
satisfaction, St. Paul will use vast
quantity OF it during the present
and succeeding summers.
The athletes of the Maukato high
school won the field meet at the
third annual meeting of the athletes
of the high schools of south western
Minnesota. Mankato scored Al
points, Faribault 80 points, Mar
shall SO points, Window and Full
da 8 points. Mckinley of Marshall
won the 50-yard dash, Kidder of
Marshall the pole vault and mile
run and Kiel of the same town the
discus throw.
New Ulm Review: The second
land slide in the Fritsche ravine
occurred Saturday morning when
the north bound Minneapolis & St.
Louis passenger reached the second
cut north of the big cut, but the ex-
ira burst of speed obtained by OPP
ening the throttle of the engine al