The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-20

w a u SIdVtllIHg anu .DdlldSClnR It's
track on the Pacific division for this
year and the company now has a
flne track between. Minneapolis--an
Marietta. to which point the;work
has been completed and newssteel
rails laid to Aberdeen.
Morton Enterprise: Game War
den w. C. Keefe caused the arrest
OF three parties on Monday for hav-
ing musk-rat skins in their posses
sion. They were brought before
Judge Hartman and fined as fol-
lows: w. H. Hoy. $53. so; CarllP loth,
$3.50; H. P. Hoy, S11.5O. The
parties arrested are from Evan.
Springfield Advance: The first
victory of the season was won by the
local high school boys Saturday af-
ternoon when they defeated the
Redwood Falls boys on the local
lgrldlron. It was closely contested
game from start to finish, but from
the beginning it was easily to be
seen that the home boys had the best
OF the argument by outweighing
their opponents.
Renville Star Farmer: Notwith-
standing the tightness of the money
market railroad building on the
Milwaukee coast extension is still
going on. Train loads Of material,
ready made depots, dining andlbunk
cars for the men are passing through
here daily. Whatever comes the
through coast line will be an accom-
plished fact in the near future.
Vesta Censor: M. Kramer Of
Sheridan township, had ten acres of
red clover this year. which averaged
three bushels of seed to the acre
from the second crop. 81 per bushel
or SCI per acre, is a pretty good
profit besides the hay and pasture it
afforded him. Why don't more
Redwood county farmers go to rails
ing clover? You can always dispose
of all the seed products at fancy
prices.
Mllroy Echo: Hans Roy came in
from Redwood Falls Monday noon,
where he has been to serve on the
grand jury. He says there was
lot of work for the jury this term.
The Wanda stockbuyer was indicted
for using false weights, and the
fellow at Lamberton who deserted
his wife and eloped with young
girl was indicted on three counts.
The grand jury also Investigated the
accidental drowning at thegcounty
seat last fall, but no indictments
rendered.
There were five tragic deaths at
New Ulm during the weeksending
last Saturday. Henry Gimmer, an
old bed-ridden man, was locked in
the house with three grandchildren,
the Oldest only five years old, gand all
were locked in by the mother of the
children. When the latter returned
from call on her relatives, the
house was burned to the goound and
the four occupants burned past
recognition. A few days later
| Michael Charlie, while driving dairy
mans wagon, was thrown out in a
runaway and instantly killed.
| The hearts Of those addicted to
the sauerkraut habit will warm
toward Manager Chapman when
they learn that he has about 10
barrels of that toothsome mixture
working" and which in short
time will be ready to pack in cans.
Some 80 tons of cabbage were pur-
chased by the canning factory this
season and the whole of it is con-
verified into kraut. The factory has
put up more vegetables, other than
corn, this season than it did last
year or the year before and the
prices for these goods are very salts
| factory. Once the kraut is out of
they way, Mr.. Chapman will begin
the baking and canning of both the
common and the kidney beans.
Then will probably follow the can
ming Of pumpkin, and the season
closed. The stockholders in this fac
i tory anternriSa will have no reason