The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-06-12

force to other towns, and that is.
when travelling to the cities, or any
where else, buy a return ticket, and /
thus you will increase the business
OF the local station, instead Of that
OF the city, and besides the showing
thus made might be used to good |
advantage some time. Your home
station gets no credit at passenger
headquarters except from. receipts.
The Catholic congregation is try
ing to bring backgrounds and build
ings into first-class shape with rapid |
improvements, says the Morgan Mes
senger. Last year the members paid
off S., 900 of their liabilities. Indeed
a wonderful accomplishment. But
not satisfied with the work done on
the manse they have decided to re-
novate the entire church this year.
Jennings & Johnson have secured
the contract for painting s.both the
exterior and interior .of the church.
Mr.. Sihnendinger Of New Ulm, will
do the decorating.
New Ulm Review: The Eagle Mill
Co. on Friday awarded the contract
for building its new warehouse to
c. F. Haglin oflMinneapolis. just
what the contract price is, neither
company nor contractor will say,
but that it is somewhere in the vi.
cinity of $4,000 is good guess.
The building will be a mammoth
one. 60 feet wide by $50. feet long
and two stories high. The outer
walls be of brick, but all Of the in
terror, including walls, floor. doors
and ceilings, will be of concrete.
Thus it will be as thoroly fire-proof
as building can be made. The
capacity will be 10000 barrels, with
additional room on the second floor
for storing sacks.
i The Bank Of Russell was blown
open last week and relieved of about
$4,000 in cash. The Marshall Re-
porter says that the work was evil
IDENTIFY that of professionals. En-
trance to the bank building was
made thru back window, a pane
being cut out to open it. When
once inside, the safe was attacked,
the outside doors being blown open
by pouring soup" nitroglycerine,
Yeggman style. Onedoor was blown
off and the other nearly so. Anoth-
er charge removed the inside doors,
when the books and valuable papers
were kindly set aside and the cash
box then blown open. 1t is esti-
, mated that the men got away with
about So, 900, something like fifty
,, dollars in torn bills and small silver
being left behind.
t The Commercial club of the city Of
t Little Falls is making an effort to Sc
cure the new girls training school fol
that city, and a committee called OF
/ members Of the board of control te
see if something could not be done
, The Little Falls Transcript states that
the board of control gave out the in
formation that 100 acres Of land, 10.
Gated not nearer than two miles from
the. city would be necessary, and ii
addition to the beauty of the site, at
tention would be paid to the facilities
for proper sewerage. The appro
priation made for the purpose of es-
tablishing a state training school fol
girls is $4,000. The gentlemen or
the committee were advised that the
board of control would not take ac-
ton in the matter prior to July 1st
and were assured that the claims Of
! Little Falls as a site would then re-
ceive proper attention.
Springfield Advance: On Decora
ton day the high school boys took a
trip over to Redwood Falls and
played the high school team of that
place. Waugh and Nuessle were the
opposing pitchers and for ten innings
they battled, neither side being able
to score, altho the bases were filled
several times. In the eleventh Wal
lace Aftermath hit safely, stole sec.
ond, and made third on sacrifice
by Rude. Tosseland who was in the
game in Walter Altermatt's place
now safely hunted along the frs
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