The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-03

That with the receding of the high
water on the Redwood the fields
are full of fish and are being caught
by the hundreds, and is the only
crop that will be harvested on the
bottoms this year.
Morgan Messenger: Reports come
from Starkweather. N. D., to the
effect that prospects for crop in
that section of Dakota are anything
but promising. Linn Rist and Her
man Dessell, who are located near
Starkweather, report that if that
part OF the country is not visited by
rainfall soon the grain will be burned
up.
The railroad and warehouse COM
mission has ordered the establish
ment of track connections and trans
fer facilities between the North
western and st. Louis railroads at
New Ulm. This case has attracted
considerable attention, inasmuch as
is the first action brought under the
new state law to compel transfer
connections.
The Owatonna Journal Chronicle
says: That the circus man can look
upon the eagerness of children for
the delights Of, the big show other
wise than as something to make
money out Of was amply shown to-
day, when Gollmar Brothers, learn
ing thru the Journal { Chronicle of
the state school for orphaned and
INDECENT children in this city, threw
open the doors of their great show
to all the youngsters in the state
school. thereby making glad hun
dreds of little hearts. If there was
not an act of genuine and generous
charity we don't know what should
deserve the description.
DR.. W. ]. Mayo, DIR. and Mrs.
Christopher Graham and Miss Alice
Magaw sailed June 9th on the Gel
tic OF the White Star line, for Liver
pool. The party will be augmented
at New York by Mrs. w. j. Mayo
and daughters, Carrie and Phoebe,
and DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Haggard Of
Nashville, Tennessee. 1t is the in
tention of the tourists to spend a
month visiting the great hospitals Of
Britain and to be guests the while
of those surgeons and physicians who
have visited st. Mary's hospital at
Rochester. They will confne their
European trip to tours in England,
Ireland and Scotland. One Of the
delightful features of the trip will
be travelling by automobile turnout
England and Scotland. The com
pany expects to sail for home from
Southampton, July 31st.
The Tracy Herald goes after Tom
Davis for sharp practice in his de-
Tense Of the Borjan case. Jake
Borjan was sentenced to the peni- |
Tertiary for a term Of five years,
for his violence and attempt to kill
Mrs. Loke near Amiret, March 22d,
an occount Of which wassgiven in
this paper at the time. County At
torney Robinson makes some sensa-
tional charges about the conduct of |
this case on the part ofithe defense. |
The jury, he says, was chung up"
by one man, and failed to agree. |
But while they were out he blunrly
made this accusation to Borjan's
lawyer and threatened serious pro-
ceedings in case the jury failed to
bring in a verdict Of guilty. The
accused attorney Immediately be-
came very nervous and was willing
to have his client plead guilty, which
he did while the jury were still de-
CD over the evidence. It
would look well to see this charge
carried to the grand jury. And it
wouldn't be unlike Judge Olsen to
ask for light; to find whether courts
are run with a cold deck or square
deal"
Vesta Censor: The A. O. U. w.
picnic held at the Payne grove north
east of Vesta last Saturday, was a |
grand success. socially, and there
was probably three or four hundred
people present, who came prepared
to spend the day and have good
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