The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-28


by Gov. johnson to fill out the un-
expired term of Hon. B. F. Weber,
resigned, will hold his first term in
Lyon, county, to- commence, there
to-day. The New Ulm Review was
of the opinion that the Judge would
be honored by holdingGthe first term
in his home county, but it appears
that Lyon county, the home Of Mr..
Olsen's principal opponent at the
final election, is to rob Brown of the
honor. The Review further an
nounces that the condition of Mrs.
Webber remains unchanged, and the
venerable jurist, who for nearly "a!
years presided over the ninth. judi
cial bench, lis constantly byher beds
side. 81.
Postmaster A. J. Gerhard received.
a1etter one day this week from man
in Wisconsin who desired to pay a
small debt contracted here oyer thru
teen years ago. In his letter the
man enclosed 81 and said that
thirteen years ago he had had
a -meaI in a hotel here and did not
pay for it, and he wished Mr.. Geb-
hard to hunt up the party who was
running the hotel -herefat that time
and pay him or her so cents and to
keep the other so cents for his
trouble. The man is certainly hon
est, and such instances are not of
common occurrence. Mr.. Gerhard
will find the right party, if such a
thing is possible, and turn over the
money to settle the small obligation.
-Lamberton Star.
Finchford Sorghum 60 cents per
gallon at jCummins & Dripps. If.
North Branch Review: 1t is safe
to say that the potatoes grown in
this section this year are as large as
any, and probably the largest ever
grown here. Reports from a large
number of farmers say that they
got very few potatoes in hill, but
they were large ones, with very
few small enough to be sold for
starch stock. In speaking with the
editor the past week Chas. Wilcox,
of Sunrise, says that out of 96e
bushels raised he had but ten bush.
els Of small ones. Zone potato, .
he said, weighed four pounds anc
two ounces. y AS reported in the
Review some time ago, c.. 0. Erick
son Of Spring Lake. reported raising
five-pound potatoes. 7E7
Springfield Advance: The indica
tons are, SO the Advance learns
that number Of farmers will no
be able to get their threshing dom
this season. The reason for this i
that number of threshing rigs ar
pulling in on account of being un
able to keep a crew of men b
: reason of the cold weather. This
indeed unfortunate but there seem
to be no recourse. : The poiso
| fend is again getting in his deadl
| work on hunting dogs in this city
On Mondayforenoon VIM. G. Frank
J fine bird dog Jack got some Q
: the deadly potion, but in the nick o
time remedies were applied an
| there is a slight chance that the do
: will pull thru. John Eichmann'
} birds also found the poison and die
: shortly afterwards.
Marshall is to have cement til
! factory, according to the Reporter
which says that a meeting of intel
ested business men of that town We
held at the First National bank, {
which time. blue prints Of the pr
posed tile factory were on hand fc
t Inspection. The building planne
for is a structure 64x80 feet an
e about ten feet high, as may be d.
t clded upon later. The cost of tt
: shelving alone in the building wi
e amount to $1,000, while the wal
Y and roof will be about $500. II
S tile manufacture machine cos
$3.50 and with it is needed g;
: engine of nine horse power and
e cement mixer. The total first co
a will come close to $4,000, but
y $4,000 stock capitol is needed
g give plenty of working capital. II
S plant will give employment to seve
r men all. the year round and is cap
BILE of turning out from $500