The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-01


MiIroy last week.
Pure Wyandotte eggs, Is for ST. 90, !
80 for 81 80, 80 for So, 90. Phone 266,
Frank Motion. So
Springfield Advance: Frank Jaehn
accompanie | by a crew Of six men, |
went to Currie. Mimi, Monday
morning to begin work on fine
new brick school house, for which |
he has the contract. The building
will cost $4,000 when complete.
st. Leo's Roman Catholic church
at Luverne sued a parishioner for
pew rent, in Justices court. The
The delinquent demanded jury
trial. The first jury disagreed, and
the second, after being locked up in
the jury room over night, brought
in a verdict in favor of the pew
renter. It is said that the case will
be appealed.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Pan
kratz and Charles Sorensen was
solemnized yesterday morning in st. |
Raphael's church, says the Spring
field Advance, Father GIN elmer
officiating. The witnesses were Alex
Pankratz and Miss Hulda Sorensen.
The bride is a resident of Brookville,
while the groom resides in Clements.
The reception was given at the
brides home.
Fred. D, Pierce, county secretary
Of the Y. NJ. G. A., left Thursday
afternoon for Paxton, H., to be alb
sent two or three weeks. The Her
aid says that he neglected to leave
the particulars with his friends, but
the fact that he has rented cosy
cottage in the west part of the city
confirms them in the belief that
Mrs. Pierce" will return with him.
Il Morgan Messenger: VIM. Wood
beck and ditching crew Of New Au-
burn, arrived at Morgan Thursday.
Mr.. Woodbeck has several bitches
contracted for in this vicinity. Ow-
ing to the incessant rainfall of the
past two seasons, many farmers have
been compelled to drain their lands
in order to place in proper condition
for cultivation. Last year a large
amount of ditching was done in this
and adjoining vicinities and more,
perhaps, will be accomplished this
summer than was last.
A special to the dailies from LIE
Sueur Center on Saturday says that
the blackened and disfigured body
of Mrs. Barbara Boss, a widow, was
found in her yard, and it is sup
posed she was burned to death while
engaged in burning dead grass. She
was alone, for daughter who lived
with her was away on visit. Her
body was burned almost beyond
recognition. She was about fifty
five years Of age, and had two sons
and two daughters.
A Hutchinson man proposes that
the city erect a monument of some
kind to the memory Of the man who
was one of the founders Of Hutchin-
son as we'll as national character,
Asa B. Hutchinson, who sang for
Lincoln, who sang for the soldier
boys in field and camp and hospital
in the Army Of the Potomoc, and
who sang and spoke for temperance
and for brotherhood. His body rests
in sheltered nook in our silent city
of the dead and the people Of Hutch
inson would honor themselves in
erecting a suitable shaft or tablet
over his grave
Brown County Journal: A bill has
passed the senate to permit the
building of a dam in the Minnesota
river at Mankato, including power
to exercise the right of eminent do
main. Mankato desires to establish
municipal light and power plant,
and by means of the proposed dam,
can secure $1,000 horsepower for
this purpose. A number Of New
Ulm parties are also contemplating
arranging for the. damming of the
Minnesota at this point for the furn-
ishment of power. The plan is in its
embryo at this time, but it is pos
sible that the new innovation may be
accomplished before many years