The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-03

The Minnesota river is remaining
about stationary, as regards the re-
cedlng of the water. For the past
month it has been sufficiently high
to run over the road at certain
places near the bridges leading to
this city.
A party consisting of Drs. Well
come, Frank James, F. P. James
and John Hickle secured over sc
ducks Thursday while on a hunting
trip near Morgan. This is the best
report Of game shot in this vicinity
this year, says the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch.
It looks now as if Marshall is go
ing to have a skating rink whether
Mr.. Waugh gets the Parson store
building or not. He says that he
will start rink there even if he
has to build a place. At S25 a week
rent the building ought to be paid
for during the winter.
On Thursday evening of last week
Miss Maggie Mahowald was ten
dered surprise party at the Ryan
home in Fairfax. The evening was
spent by playing various games, all
of which were enjoyed by those
present. Light refreshments were
served about midnight.
Buffalo Lake News: Charles
Schroeder, who moved to Buffalo
Lake a couple of months ago or so
to take the position as head miller
in the roller mills there, was dis
placed because the mill changed
hands, and one of the new owners
being a practical miller. Mr.. Schroe-
der is splendid miller and an ex-
cellent citizen, and Wabasso will
find that this family will be a dis
tinct addition to their community.
Marshall Reporter: Chas. Eckes
has sold his barber shop here to
Howard Adams and also his resi-
dence property on Second street
south. Mr.. and Mrs. Eckes leave
in few days for Morton, where he
has leased a 20-room hotel and with
it the railroad eating house. another
two story building with 18 rooms
more. The people who had charge
of the two houses before him have
made money out of the proposition
and Charles does not see any reason
why he cannot.
Dawson Sentinel: Station Agent
Steidl has the plans Of the new depot
to be erected at Dawson this fall.
1t will be built of pressed brick,
with BEDFORD limestone trimmings.
The mems and women's waiting
rooms will be 16X25 each and the
ticket office between the two will be
the same size. The freight room
will be 48x24, making the entire
structure 24x96. The waiting rooms
will have tile floors and the floor of
the freight room will be of cement.
The contract for the building will
be let on the 9th inst. and work
will no doubt begin shortly after
that date. The company will have
it ready before cold weather sets in.
This will give Dawson one of the
best depots on the line.
Sanborn Sentinel: A letter from
DR.. Bennett to E. P. Dotson states
that he has been out shock thresh-
ing ever since harvest time and is
feeling "fat and rosy which is Of
interest co his many Sanborn friends.
Some of the boys around town
PLAYED Joke on Schave's butcher
the fore part of the week. It seems
that on Sunday while out hunting
he shot several times at a bunch of
decoys belonging to Louis Holzna-
gel, and the boys conceived the idea
of fning him for shooting the ducks,
and accordingly bill Of 40 cents
was made out and presented with
the result that the fine was quickly
forthcoming. The boys had cigar
on butch"