The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-05-23

Drlck' maker, has installed machlr
cry for the construction of super
Tor quality of drain tile.
The water tower at Echo, which
has been long out Of plumb, has been
; declared to be unsafe and the vii
lage council is considering a propo-
sition to replace it by a modern steel
structure.
Echo Enterprise: Letters were
received here on Monday announce
ing the safe arrival at Queenstown
of the Echo party who are bound
for Norway. Both Messrs. Quist
and Olson received letters. All was
reported well on board ship, etc.
The letters were dated April 28th.
1. A Thief River Falls man recently
answered the matrimonial advertise
ment of a Pennsylvania maiden, and
after few preliminary epistles, sent
her S34 to pay her transportation
to his town to become his wife.
That was the last he saw of his
money, and he thinks himself wise
now. He should also consider him
self lucky that she was only joking.
Morton Enterprise: Miss Frances
Harrison and Thomas Benjamin
Blossom of Minneapolis were united
! in marriage at the Railroad hotel
Saturday evening. The ceremony
! was of popular interest to the towns
people, due to the popularity Of the
bride, who made Morton her home
since childhood. Rev. C. H. Hixon
t of Minneapolis performed the cere-
e mony.
Y People who in the future solicit
donations from Red Wing merchants
S or advertising for programs, direc-
e tories and other advertising schemes,
n must be sure that the objects for
S which they want money are worthy
e causes, and that the advertising
: which they sell is of value to the
!. merchants, before they can succeed.
!, The plan would probably meet
with the approval of the merchants
of nearly every town.
> Waterville Advance: There is talk
'kef introducing the study of reading,
writing and arithmetic into the pub
:. lie schools again and eliminate water
, color paintings, rafia, bead and
: basket work and other high art
occupations. There is a growing
impression that child who can read
and do" fractions is on the road
to a better education than one who
: can make a basket that any half
breed squaW would be ashamed tC
own.
St. Peter Tribune: One accident
did not seem to be enough in one
day for the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lambert
While visiting at the home of Neil
I Hessian in LeSueur county with her
parents on Sunday April 10Th, the
| little girl fell off bench and frac-
tured one Of her arms. On arriving
home the same day she fell in the
yard and fractured her left leg.
The little girl had more than her
share of misfortunes. She is doing
as well as could be expected, con-
| sidering the double injury.
| A case of considerable interest to
notaries public was tried by DAILY &
Barnard, the local attorneys, in St.
Paul last week and will doubtless
have a tendency to make officers
taking acknowledgements a little
more careful before certifying tC
the identity of strangers. A woman
by the name of Frances Winter
halter owned a house and lot in ST.
Paul and sometime during the year
OF 19OO party representing herself
to be Frances Winterhalter signed
a mortgage and acknowledged her
signature before notary public by
| the name of Schiller. This mort
| gage afterwards was transferred to
F. H. and c.. E. Barnard for stock
| of goods. Shortly after the trans
| fer an action was commenced by the
: real Frances Winterhalter, who lived
in Ohio and who had never been in
the state of Minnesota to set aside
the mortgage which the court, after
hearing, did, Barnard Brothers
then commenced an action for dam.
age against the notary and his