The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-06

rather futile IS authority for the
statement that R. G. futile, late of
] the Seaforth Item, intends to move
from Albee, S. d.. to WATERFOWL
early next month, where he has ar
ranged to go into business.
i Fairfax Standard: The girls bas-
ket ball team Of the Fairfax high
school met like team from Morton
on the local grounds Saturday after
noon. The contest proved to be the
fastest ever played here. the Fairfax
girls winning by the large margin of
"a to9.
| Belview Independent: Lars Mar.
tlnson sold his farm on the Minneso-
ia bottom north of town this week
to Hans Iverson, while Mr.. Iverson
in turn sold his farm to Knutson
brothers, Chris, Louis and Bert.
Consideration in both instances, S35
per acre.
i Blne Earth Post: Volunteer fire.
men in all parts of Minnesota will be
interested in an opinion written by
Attorney General E. T. Young, in
which he holds that the money sent
to fire departments by the state can
be paid to the members in the form
/ of salary. His decision settles
question that has perplexed the fire
department, and it doubtless will be
well received in other towns where
there has been trouble of Ethe same
kind.
4 Marshall Reporter: The only..thing
/ left in Chamberlain's store InowSis
the fixtures and. about a dollors
worth of dishes. Everything has
been sold outright and in record
time, making the cleanest sweep
ever seen in this city and A. J. says
that he did not sell it in any other
way than at retail, either. Just
what Mr.. Chamberlain will do in the
future, he does not know as yet.
He may possibly start up again in
business in this city. At least he so
intimated.
The Candy Cooperative Creamery
began doing business July 1st, and
up to October 1st it has paid for 3d.
, 544 pounds of butter fat S13 $685.,
which is $4,000, or about four cents
, per pound, more than centralizers
, paid during that time. The average
|, cream test for the period was 331.
It has now about 800 patrons and
} new ones are being added every day.
, The farmers get the full benefit
from the cooperative creamery, and
/ the more business it does, the higher
! the prices paid for cream.
Window Reporter: The Standard
Drainage company were awarded
another big contract last Wednesday
for digging a longer hole in the
Rosseau river, and it will take them
at least year if not longer to COM
plete the work, having about half a
million yards Of earth to handle at
1O.5 cents yard. Mr.. Beard was
, home day or twoslast week taking
, a little rest before beginning his
new job, which he says shall be
pushed as farsas possible this fall, at
the rate of "a hours a day.
Sundays Minneapolis Journal con-
: tanned the picture of lady well
: known to many Granite Falls peo-
| pie, Mrs. H. N. Stabeck, another
picture showing her standing beside
: the body of a large moose she had
; just shot. Mr.. and Mrs. Stabeck
7 are both handy with the shotgun or
2 rife. Some months ago they went
E down into New Brunswick for the
| purpose of hunting large game,
: where Mr.. Stabeck killed two large
e moose and Mrs. Stabeck one. Just
before making this last trip they
t were out in Colorado hunting large
1 game. They moved from Renville
/ last spring and now live ingMinne-
apolis. Granite Falls Journal.