The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-14
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DR.. Koch appeared in court at
Mankato on Tuesday of last week,
according to orders previously CIV
en- him, and after being told by
Judge Cray to appear again for a
third trial on July 9Th, he was per-
mitted to return to his Office work
in New Ulm.
Clark Miller reports that the To-
cal telephone exchange at Echo was
completed early last week, and that
the exchange opened with system
of so phones. Miss Nora Trade
we'll. at one time in charge of the
exchange at Wabasso, has been
placed in charge Of the Echo ex-
change.
The carnival given by the ladies
of the Rathbone Sisters at the opera
house last Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings was well attended.
The presentation showed a vast
amount of work on part of the la
dies, clever movements and attract
| i've costumes in the drills, and good
efforts on part of all participants.
The marriage of Lula Blanche.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Fuller, residing one mile west of
the city, to George Francis ] ohnson,
will be solemnized at the residence
of the brides parents, commencing
at clock this afternoon, the Rev.
Frank B. Cowgirl, pastor of the
First Methodist church, officiating.
To-day, June 18th, is flag day and
the governor has sent out a proc
lamation to the effect that inasmuch
as our regimental flags are to be re-
/ moved from the old to the new cap
itol to-day that there be a general
display of the stars and stripes
on home and shop, from factory and
I office, and from church and public
buildings. Committees are named
in the proclamation to conduct the
work of transferring the flags.
The state dairy and food com
missioner reports that there are 900
milk dealers in the state who have
failed to take out license, as re
quired by an act of the recent leg
islature. He has given all delin
quents ten days notice, and adds
that if they do not call on the de
partment inside of that time the de
partment's employees will call up
on them, which would mean a ties
case in court. The commissioner
hints that it is really cheaper to ge
the license at once.
In the Pioneer Press of last Tues
day morning there were portraits o
seven members of the class of L
4 that graduated from Manchester col
: lege last Wednesday evening. On
J of the group was Thomas Edwin
I Finn of this city, who was giyel
one OF the four positions of orato
on commencement night. Tom
( subject was 'The Great Retribu
ton, and those who heard hir
J crate speak highly of the effort
Tom also took part in theclass play
Prof. Lawton's new effort, entities
Delightful, " his role being that {
Ted Owen.
I At the meeting of the city cour
] Gil on Tuesday evening of last wee
4 the resolution giving the Twin Cit
4 Telephone Co. the right to plac
I: one telephone in the city with whic
J to transact it's long distance bus
ness, was rescinded, and anothe
4 resolution was adopted giving tia
1 company the right to use sue
{ streets and alleys as may be desie
: mated for the use of itslong distanc
I business, no reservation being mad
] as to the number of phones tn
I company may put in, or no charg
( being made for the franchise. J.E
!: Bowers and other property holder
! along Chestnut street petitione
! the council to extend the waite
4 main on that street from the main O
/ Lincoln to and connecting with th
I main on Mill street, distance
/. three blocks. The council granite
I the petition. The order will /
i another heavy public improvemel
/ expense to A. W. Bager, who be
( been hit harder than any other ma
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