The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29

Mrs. E. J. Bunce is visiting with
relatives and friends in Mankato.
A. E. Chapman made a business
trip to Minneapolis on Monday
morning of last week, returning
home Tuesday evening.
E. c. Green, travelling auditor of
the Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co. in
South Dakota, was visiting old Red
wood friends last week.
The pupils and teachers of the
Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed
a picnic on the banks of the Red
wood back of the Little home last
Wednesday. The mosquitoes were
in abundance, but the pupils didn' t
mind the bites, and all of them in
sisted that they had a good time.
The Renville Farmer registers a
protest against the hotel accommo-
dations in that rustling little burg,
and says that there is fine opening
there for some one who can build
and conduct a frst-class hotel. Why
don't those ever patriotic citizens,
the Conner boys, Frank Gold, H. N.
Stabeck and Adrian Bennett put
their shoulders to the wheel. That
will be sufficient to insure the hotel.
Milroy Echo: We are informed
that Will Hedge has entered into a
contract with S. P. Hicks Of Gales,
for the working Of the section of
land on which Mr.. Hicks is having a
set of buildings constructed. The
house for this part of his ranch is
made from native stone gathered
on his possessions and is a very
suitable and substantial struct-
ure which has been christened the
Cliff House." A barn 30x12O will
soon be in course of construction.
Mr.. Hedge is hustler and good
farmer, and we predict he will make
a success of the venture.
AS the hunting season approaches
we hereafter publish a portion of
the last law respecting the killing of
game: Snipe, prairie chickens, turtle
doves, grouse, woodcock and plover
may be taken and killed between
Sept. LIST and Nov. LIST. Geese, ducks
and brant or any other variety of
aquatic fowl may be taken or killed
up to Dec. LIST. twenty-five birds is
the limit of birds that may be killed
in one day, and no person shall have
in his possession more than fifty
birds at one time except snipe,
ducks, geese and brant of which an
aggregate of one hundred birds is
allowed.
The New Ulm Journal says that
the Western Union Telegraph Co. is
liable to have a suit for damages on
its hands in the near future if its
employees delay in delivering mes
sages sent from the St. Louis depot
in Minneapolis to that city. A
prominent doctor of New Ulm re-
Gently sent telegram to New Ulm
for team to meet him at the depot,
as he was called out on an important
case. The telegram was not sent
until the following morning, and
the doctor arrived the night before.
This was the third time the same
thing happened and the doctor is
getting wrathy. He has a good
cause for action and the company
ought to be made to pay for the
anguish.
Speaking of two of Redwood
Falls active Sunday school workers
at the convention in Brown county
recently the New Ulm Review says:
Mr. Goethe holds one of the county
offices in Redwood Falls and is
candidate for reelection, so far
without opposition, and he is one of
the VIM. Sunday converts. He is
witty on the platform and his short
and pointed talk kept the people
good-natured and happy and left
with them the seeds of excellent
thot along the lines of work that
was pursued in Redwood county in
the attempt to bring that county up
to the standard of Brown. He was
followed by w. H. Gold of the same
city. Mr.. Gold is president of the
state association of Sunday schools
and is also president of number of
banks and one of the most pro-
gressive of the young business men