The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-16

cheapest. Write Mankato CONNER
cial College for catalogue.
Roland Heath of Minneapolis
spent the early portioo of last week
as the guest Of F. NJ. O'Hara and
family in this city.
Kumm & Donovan have purchased
the Harry Thorn stock of blacksmith
supplies and now have complete line
of mower and sickle sections, which
they are selling at 5 cents each. The
firm also handles John Deere pillow
lays. If you want anything in this
inc call on them. Soft
The Grand Rapids Independent
announces that the material for the
new Carnegie library in that place
is arriving and that the building,
when completed, will show form
almost the same as the one in Red
wood Falls. The King Lumber Co.
of that place is the contracting firm.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Peterson
ran threshing rig in this county
last fall and collected lot of money
and lett for parts unknown without
paying any of his hired help. To
make matters worse he got 5000 of
his brother S money at the Morgan
bank. He is now in jail to answer
the charge of forgery.
Frank Harrington, wife and child
rem, the former member of The
GAZETTE staff, left during the latter
part of last week for Duluth aud
other northern Minnesota points,
on visit with relatives and friends.
Frank has agreed to con6ne him
self exclusively to Lake Superior
water and brook trout during his
absence and Mrs. Harrington goes
along to see that he makes good.
Daniel Mclean and wife returned
from Minneapolis on Monday even
ing of last week, the former having
gone there for the purpose of hav-
ing cataract removed from one of
his eyes, an obstacle that caused
the loss of the sight of the eye when
he left here. The operation was
performed by DIR. Spratt at st.
Mary's hospital, and was a COM
plete success, although an ex-
tremely painful one for the patient.
Mr.. Mclean will have the entire
use of the eye as soon as the wound
resulting from the operation, is
healed.
The total cost to Brown county
of the third trial of the Koch case
exclusive OF attorneys fees, foots up
to S4, 612.27, according to the figures
prepared by County Auditor Weav-
err. He has all of the items, and
they are as follows: Jurors not
chosen, 81, 5000; triers, $240; clerk
OF court, $165.30; deputy clerk Of
court, $63; W. B. Davis, transcript
evidence, $6.75; bailiffs, 1881; inter
prefer, Sc; experts, $7420; jury,
$549. 10; E. R. Kennedy, $500 10;
board of jury, $444 so: miscellane
Gus, $61.90; witnesses, $433. So The
cost of the second trial was So, 720.-
IS.
W. r. Caswell rendered his resig-
nation as chief of police of Red wood
Falls last Wednesday morning and
on the following day left for Mime
apolis, where be reported to J. n
Barncard for assignment to a posi-
ton in the grain inspection service
in the Minneapolis yards. Mr..
Caswell received an appointment as
helper in the inspection service the
Sunday previous. AS soon as he
acquires knowledge Of the work
he will be advanced to the position
of inspector, with an increased
salary. The position is one that
Mr.. Caswell has been seeking for a
long time and he left here happy
in the knowledge that his wishes
were gratitied.
George W. Van Dyke, an inspect
or of the postoffice department, came
up from Des Moines. Iowa, on
Tuesday of last week to pass upon
the application of Postmaster A. E.
King for permit to remove the
postoffice in this city to another
building, the Improvement Co. hav-
ing few months ago served notice