The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-24
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges


The Vesta creamery shipped out
60 tubs of butter during a recent
week.
Winthrop is discussing the park
proposition and Editor Johnson is
booming the Improvement, as usual.
Rev. Peter Nilsson of Duluth is
holding series of Norwegian evan
gelistic meetings at Milroy, and has
his eye particularly on Editor Will
son.
Ladies-saye trouble and annoyance
of baking during warm season! Ask
Kuenzli & Luscher to tell you about
the best bread ever baked. Fresh,
light, good. 38-tf.
Aug. Ellies of Morgan has put a
new Morthey cooler in his meat
market and now Editor Pollard sees
place to ''cool off, after writing a
particularly hot editorial.
Nels Nelson and family OF Milroy
have returned from their winter S
trip with old friends in Denmark,
and say that they are glad to be
back in Minnesota once again.
Vesta Odd Fellows are agitating
the question of organizing a lodge
at that place. At the present time
tn y are obliged to visit other towns
in order to enjoy Odd Fellowship.
Fred Zaske, who owns the slough
in which the village of Morgan runs
its sewerage, wants $500 cash for
the privilege. The council is will
ing to pay only portion of the
amount.
The manager of the Marshall Bust
ness College would be pleased to CORE
spond with any who may desire to at
tend the college for ensuing year. Our
graduates are holding desirable posi-
tions. 40-3t.
During the storm of May 4sh a
plate glass window in the store of
Aftermath & Schwandt, Milroy, was
blown in. A large number of out
buildings in that town were given
a change of location.
Train men running in and out of
Sanborn on the North western must
have their watches inspected and
set by ]. G. Nelson, a local jeweler,
instead of sending them to Tracy,
as has heretofore been the case.
The Sentinel says that George
Posi- will retire from the hotel bust
ness at Sanborn on Sept. 1st and
that several outside parties have
already been there with the view
OF renting the property as soon as
Mr.. Posz's lease expires.
Lightning struck the powder
house of the New Ulm Stone Co. re-
Gently. There were several thous-
and pounds of powder and dyna-
mite in the building, but in some
manner the electric fluid missed a
connection and New Ulm was saved
from a terrific explosion.
Marshall attempted to organize
an athletic club, but the promoters
couldn't get the young fellows to
join, and in addition could not get
enough funds subscribed to war
rant the promoters going ahead
with the muscular developing prop
osition. Editor Frank Case pro-
poses to make another effort.
R. R. Freeman has disposed of
all of his interests in lthe Walnut
Grove State Bank, and the institu-
ton has been newly differed. w.
]. Mcdonald, well-known in Red
wood Falls, has been elected cash
Ter, and F. ]. Clark assistant cash
Ter. Mr.. Freeman will probably
close out all of his interests in Wal
nut Grove.
A Vesta item says that r. l..
Macklanburg, formerly of Echo and
Vesta, but now of Blackwell, Okla
homa. proposes to settle all of his
old debts by taking what is known
as the Nelson cure-the bankrupt
cy privilege. Mac. is claimed to
have left Vesta with considerable
money and numberlsof debts. He
is running general merchandise
store at Blackwell in his son S
name.
Sanborn rendered DIR. Bennett a
farewell party before he departed
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