The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-14

reelected president OF the ScnoOia
board at Sleepy Eye. The honor is
of particular significance from the
fact that Judge Olsen came near be-
ing defeated at home for the judge
ship on account Of some school
board difficulty, as we have been
informed.
st. Peter Tribune: G. P. Huske
and wife Of Redwood Falls are
spending a few days at Volk's, Lake
Emily. Mr.. Huske is foreman of
the Gilfllan farm, and was assaulted
with a pitchfork by Henry Barger,
receiving a wound in his arm. Bar
ger was held to the district court.
Mr.. Huske was one time employed
on the Case farm here.
Sanborn Sentinel: Constable Pint
was called upon last Monday morn
ing to go to Minneapolis and bring
back for a hearing George DuBoise,
formerly in the employ of the J. H.
Queal Lumber Co. at Wanda. Mr..
Dubois had been in the employ OF
the company for about five years
and the company claim a shortage
in his accounts of considerable
amount of money.
Not many Meeker county farmers
ship their cream to the city butter
factories, thank goodness, but there
are a few who do, says the Itch
field Mimi Independent. Under
the pure food laws inspectors are on
the watch for bad cream, and any
that is found on railroads or at
shipping destination will be con-
demned and the shipper prosecuted.
No farmer with a particle of regard
for his own and his community S
good will ship an ounce of cream if
he can find a<home creamery to send
it to. He is working his own de-
struction if he listens to the argu-
ments of the cream shipping agent.
He is undermining his home factor
les and laying the foundation for
trust control of the dairy business.
New Ulm Review: Mrs. II. L.
Beecher on Wednesday entertained
the following guests from st. Peter
who are members of the Sorosis in
that city, namely, Mrs. z. G. Gault,
I Mrs. H. A. Tomlinson, Mrs. J. n
Treadwell, Mrs. R. w. Lamberton,
Mrs. j. A. Loehl, Mrs. Hugo Stark,
and two Misses Koenig of Minneapo.
lis. While here the ladies were Civ.
en- a drive through the city, ano
were charmed with it's beauty ano
general attractiveness, and Mrs
Lamberton, who was born in ST.
i Peter and has lived there ever since
saw for the first time the Indian
Massacre monument on Center street
on which the name of her father
: Capt. VIM. B. Dodd, is inscribed as
of the killed at New Ulm while here
in August, 1862. as one of the defen
ders. Mrs. Beecher accompanied
them to ST. Peter
The Tracy Herald having made
damaging insinuations about Mar
shall churches, the News Messenger
handed back the following rotor
courteous: Well, matters are MOI
so very bad. Two churches were
closed to give the pastors vacation
which their liberal salaries woulc
permit them to enjoy, and the thirc
/ was closed to allow of elaborate re
pairs for which there was ample
means. There is $500 on hand tt
repair the library, and an illegiti
mate bucket shop has been sup
planted by legitimate commission
house. And we are informed tina
: a Tracy church has been closed be
cause its pastors salary has no
been paid, and that another clergy
man left the city with several hun
dred dollars owing him on salary
account. But what's the use O
throwing stones, anyway? By the
way, none of Marshalrs bushes
men have gone into bankruptc,
lately.