The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-15

new training school for girls some
good work work will have to be
done. Redwood Falls and more
than half a dozen other localities
want the school and will work hard
to obtain it.
Following the recent death of DR..
Winner at Marshall, three other ply
slclans have moved in to occupy the
field-Dr. Ferro of Tracy. DR.. Wog,
formerly Of Wabasso, and DR.. g. G.
Bacon, former Marshall practi-
toner. The signs point to a sickly
season around Marshall.
Henry Petrie, one Of the New
Avon townships progressive farm
ers. sold team of horses Monday
which he raised on his farm, for
S4o0 IN cash. 1t did not cost 81
more to raise this fine team than it
would to have raised pair of scrubs
that would have sold for half the
price. Wabasso Standard.
.Sanborn Sentinel: Professor wv.
j. Giberson of Wood Lake, who has
been elected as superintendent Of
our school for next year was in
town few hours last Saturday in
consolidation with the school board
in reference to the work for next
year. 1t is understood that the San
born school will be raised to high
school next year. Mr.. Giberson is
university graduate.
News Messenger: The first en-
phatic evidence Of the lid in Mar
shall came before Justice Wakeman
last week, in the presence Of a pool
room keeper, charged with permit
ting minor in his place, and the
justice promptly backed the mayor
atty lid by imposing fine Of fifteen
dollars. There is not an ordinance
in the city that the public will more
sincerely endorse. than that prohib-
iting boys in pool and billiard rooms.
The Carleton college glee club re-
port to the Mortified News that
from social standpoint this years
trip was far the most enjoyable ever
taken by the club. Receptions were
given at Redwood Falls, Marshall,
Granite Falls, Montevideo and Will
mar. The members were also guests
at a dinner party at the..home of
Harold Handy while at Willmar.
From the financial side Of the trip
the affair was success.
The Sunday afternoon train was
stalled in a snow bank about one
mile east Of Gilfillan. The train
struck an embankment about four
feet high and twenty-five rails in
length, and the engine not possess
ing snow pillow attachment was I'M
able to pillow thru the drift. About
ten men from Morgan took the hand
car for the scene and aided the train
crew with shovels. After four hours
of diligent work the Nickel Plate"
was started on its way to Redwood
Falls. Morgan Messenger.
Chas. Snyder and j. M. Peckin-
paugh had very thrilling expert
ence while fishing out on Kandiyohi
Lake last Saturday afternoon, says
an Olivia paper. A genuine squall
came up and tipped their boat over,
throwing them into the water. They
managed to catch a hold of the up
turned boat and chung to it for an
hour or more, when they were finally
rescued, their boat having drifted in
with the waves to within a short
distance from the shore. Mr.. Peck
inpaugh suffered severely from
cramps, due to the cold water, and
after being rescued was practically
laid out for a couple of hours, but
careful attention soon brought him
out alright.
The Springfield Advance reports
the awful death of Mrs. Anna
Schmid, the aged mother Of Wolf
gang Schmid and Mrs. M. Lehrer.
The Advance says that Mrs. Schmid,
who was a, woman of ninety years
and an invalid, had been left at
home alone by granddaughter who
kept house for her, and it was while
left thus alone that the terrible acct
dent occurred. The granddaughter
was absent not over half an hour,
but in that time some clothes hang
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