The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-07


Morgan Messenger: Donald Ne
Kenzie, one of the old and respected
!citizens Of Brown county, has pur-
chased q residence at Redwood Falls.
and he and his family will move to
that place to make their home in
the near future.
Chas. Schouveller, son of Mic.
Schouveller of Sherman, was last
Tuesday morning welded to Title.
Radel of Sleepy Eye. The ceremony
was celebrated in the Catholic
church at Morgan, which town will
be the home Of the young couple.
Morton Enterprise: A man named
Edwardson, while in an intoxicated
condition attempted to board the
morning east-bound passenger at
Hazel Run Tuesday and fell under
the train. Both Of his legs were cut
OF by the train. Conductor Jim De
Winnie took the unfortunate man to
Clarified for medical care. He died
at two o'clock Wednesday morning.
St. Peter Tribune: With the high
stage of water in the Minnesota the
construction of dams and reservoirs
at Big Stone Lake and Lake Traverse
for the purpose of holding back the
floods, is again receiving an impetus.
With the completion Of the Panama
canal and the improvements on the
Mississippi, the old Minnesota may
yet be navigatable stream. and
the towns along it's banks have water
transportation to the sea. Then the
railroads will sit up and listen.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: One of the
most interesting baseball games
seen on the local diamond this sea
son was the game last Thursday be-
tween the Sleepy Eye and Redwood
Falls Y. M. c. A. teams. 1t was
fast and close game all the way
through. and the ninth inning saw
the score to 2 in favor of the Wis
itors. Kruger started Redwood
down the toboggan slide when he
pounded out two Dagger, and
Kline finished things with home
run, leaving the score to 3.
7 Referring to the recent removal
of Mr.. Morrison from Sanborn, the
Sentinel says that Mr.. Morrison is
the kind of citizen that Sanborn
can i'll afford to lose, as he is a pro-
gressive. energetic sort Of a man who
was always ready to boost for his
town. He was we'll liked by the
/ farmers and his customers regret to
see him remove from this place, but
by his removal Miller will gain a
desirable citizen and a most reputa-
BILE family. Miss Effie Morrison,
who graduated from our high school
Hast June, is a daughter of Mr..
Morrison.
| Paul Jauss, who died at Comfrey
recently. was a former resident of
Redwood county. Hewas employed
as clerk in the early days at Lam
berton. He also took claim near
Lamberton and in addition bought a
quarter section, making him at one
time the owner of half section of
Redwood county real estate. The
grasshopper years came on, every
body became discouraged, Mr.. Jauss
like many others. disposed Of his
now valuable property, for about
$4,000. He then removed to Red
wood Falls, frontier post, and in
company with a partner, engaged in
trade with the Indians. He was a
little past go.
The following article taken from
the Luverne Herald is what that
paper has to say about the Dode
Fisk Dog and Pony show which
will exhibit at Morgan, Wednesday,
Aug. 7. No one was disappointed
in Dode Fisk's dog and pony show,
which exhibited in this city Monday
afternoon and evening. Big crowds
attended both performances and all
were highly pleased with the enter
tainment. The work of the educated
horse 'Bobbie," was marvellous
and his part alone was well worth
the price of admission. The work
of the other animals, however, was
equally meritorious so that all parts
I of thn show were interesting