The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-21

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Vesta Censor: DIR. Gray accompan-
led his father and sister to Redwood
Falls, Tuesday. They had heard so
much about the beautiful scenery in
and around the county seat town,
that they wished to see it before re-
turning to their eastern home in
New York.
Blackduck American; Rev. F. j.
Barackman came up from Bemidji
Monday evening after having at
tended the bible conference. Mr..
Barackman was formerly pastor Of
the Presbyterian church and after
wards moved to Thief River Falls.
He will remain for several days re-
newlng acquaintance and looking
after his land interests in this yicin-
| ity.
Fred. Koch. president Of the Twin
City Brick company, was in the city
Thursday investigating our clay de-
posits, notes the New Ulm Review.
He was accompanied by Prof. Sarde-
son, the geologist. and while he was
rather reserved in talking about his
personal reasons for coming here he
did not hesitate to confirm Prof.
Sardeson's conclusions as to the
quality and quantity Of clay existing
underneath and around New Ulm.
Fairmont Sentinel: tits six times
as difficult to run an automobile as
it is railroad locomotive; but be-
fore a man is permitted to operate
a locomotive he must have several
years of careful training. On the
contrary man purchases an auto
mobile, and after being told how it
is managed invites a number Of
friends to ride. If the machine
doesn't jump off a bridge, run into
a telegraph pole and kill half the
load, it is pretty sure to run down
team or an individual. How would
it do to educate and license automo-
bile engineers?
Our state Of Minnesota is credited
with having the largest school fund
OF any state in the Union. 1t is now
given out that the public school
fund has reached the enormous sum
of $22,975, 1859. The state audi
tors records show the state school
fund cash capital loaned out is SIT,
1924, 135. IL. In addition, there are
981, 1924 acres of unsold and Unbiased
state land valued at $5,151 ,O50.47.
During the past two years accumu-
lations to the school fund have
amounted to $1,845,658 This in
come was from the following sour
ces: Sale Of lumber, $916, 877; min
eral leases, $33, 900 royalties on iron
ore: $3.50, 480; land sales, $629,O41.
Patrick Dunovan, laboring man
whose home is at Green Isle, was
found dead in a slaughter house at
Danube Tuesday night. He had
been under the influence Of liquor,
which was common occurrence,
and no one paid any attention to
him, and he was not missed. To-
wards evening the proprietor Of the
meat market went over to the
slaughter house to feed some hogs,
and opening the door walked in, and
did not notice Dunoyan dangling
from rope until he bumped right
into him. He cut him down, but
life was already extinct. He had
gone at the job in cool manner,
first taking off his hat and coat, and
leaving q note to his mother of
which part read, No more soaking
for me-" He was % years old and
single.
Mr.. Dooley is writing about the
presidential candidates. Of Taft he
says: His rale position in the
Cabinet is Official Jollyer. He's tn
Happy Hand. Whin there's rue
ton anywhere Taft starts out an
cleans it up. A man goes into tn
White House with a letter firm
James J. Hill. There's a sound iv
hroakin' olacS an, fl1rnitl1rn an, I'll,