The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-13


Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. t. f. Porter, who left last
November for Houston, Texas, will
return to Morgan in the near future.
Their many friends here will be
more than pleased to have them re-
turn.
The opera house committee, re-
Gently appointed in Sleepy Eye. has
come to the conclusion that the cree
ton OF modern theatre is not feas-
able at the present time. The re-
modelling of the old Christensen hall
1 is recommended as the best thing to
be done under the circumstances.
Application was made last week to
the state grain inspection bureau by
the officers of the Eagle and New
Ulm Roller Mill companies for state
inspection of grain at New Ulm.
Should the request be granted, the
/ Inspector now assigned to Sleepy
Eye will most likely be ordered to
move his Office to New Ulm.
During the last 30 days a Glencoe
company has paid large sums to its
patrons for butter fat separated
from milk delivered at the creamery.
The largest amounts paid have beens
S181.74 paid to Frank Hughes, A.
c. Howe received $4,000, J. Math-
eWs Sl03.23 and a number of others
received approximately 800 each for
their months dairying product.
Minneota Mascot: The farmers
in the vicinity of Candy have just or
ganized local creamery company.
The company will be capitalized at
$4,000 and la shares have already
been subscribed. 800 cows are listed
50 far and the project starts out in a
very promising manner. Co-opera-
tive creameries in this prrt of the
state have as a rule been very sue
cessful.
4 The Olivia school board elected
Chas. P. Stanley, formerly of Wau-
paca, Wis, superintendent OF the
Olivia schools for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Stanley will graduate from
the University Of Minnesota next
June, and will assume charge of the
schools there in September. He is a
married man and has had eight years
of experience in teaching before en-
tering college
The state board of health ha:
4 passed a resolution to the effect that
smallpox is not to be quarantinec
in Minnesota after Jan. /, 1908
Minnesota is the first state to have
i this radical measure adopted, which
1 is based on the fact that vaccination
IS an absolute protection against the
disease. When somebody comes
down with it all who are in the house
or likely to go there are supposed tt
!, be vaccinated. Health officers are
. being notified as to the new order
Tracy Herald: Baggageman Bond
Engineer Marshall and Brakeman
Lehman, of the crew on Conductor
Hughes train, have all lost then
jobs with the Northwestern because
of violating the rule that no trai1
shall leave station without con
ductor. The break was made OF
Tuesday when the train left New
Ulm westbound while Conductor
, Hughes was awaiting orders. w
don't know the particulars but trus
/ that the discharged men will be able
to show their act as being one per
, formed through an excusable misun
Outstanding, and hope they may b.
) reinstalled, as they are first elias
: men both on and off duty.
Franklin Tribune: Dawson re
Gently voted to issue bonds in tn
sum of $28, 900 for an electric ligh
plant and water works system
THE town is prospecting and all vii
5 lage orders are redeemed at par
said w. j. Carson to the Tribun
here last Thursday. 1t is perhap
generally known that Dawson is
town minus saloons. The editor o
this paper is not certain as to tn,
: wisdom of voting out saloons whel
they flourish in nearby towns, bu
some of our friends who think tina
licensed saloons are all that keep
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