The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-14

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The Lamberton ball club succeeded
in shutting out the Springfield club
last week, in game at Sanborn
to Q. The blow almost killed Billy
Mailer. who soon after took a hike
for Waconia, to drown bis sorrows
in lake water and lay in a years
supply of carp.
Sanborn Sentinel: Mesdames G..
F. Roth, G. Ripley and VIM. Stock
left Monday afternoon for Redwood
Falls. where they will spend a few
days with their sister, Mrs. Lewis
Yackel. Mrs. Roth will journey to
her home at Mckenzie, n. D., from
the county seat.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lindeman of
North Redwood. Mrs. H. H. Neuen-
berg of Olivia. and Miss Florence
Lindeman of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, were guests of Mrs. E. N. Swan
Wednesday, says the Morton Enter
prise.
Mrs. Fred. Klein and daughter of
| Redwood Falls came down from that
| place Saturday to visit with rela-
tives in this vicinity, says the Nor
| gan Messenger. Mr.. Klein, express
messenger on the Redwood branch,
stepped off here Saturday to remain
over Sunday with his family.
/ Belview Independent: At meet
ing of the Congregational ladies aid
society held last week the resigna-
ton of Miss Cora Adsit as treasurer,
to take effect at once was presented
and accepted, as Miss Adsit will
move to Redwood Falls in the near
, future, and Mrs. Fred. Pease was
chosen as her successor to fill the
office.
st. Peter Free Press: A specimen
of Morton granite for street gut
tiers. which was secured by Alder
man Danielson, is on exhibition at
the postofice. The city council is
considering the advisability of pas
sing an ordinance regulating the
construction Of cutters and the mat
ter will probably come before the
council in definite shape at the next
meeting.
New UIm Review: A. P. Goudy
resigned Monday as travelling audi
tor for Bingham Bros. and the Wes-
tern Elevator Co. During the many
years that Mr.. Goudy has worked
for Bingham Bros, first as local
buyer at Redwood Falls and later as
travelling auditor, he has proved a
most valuable employe and the firm
naturally regrets to see their cordial
!. relations severed. Mr.. Goudy feels,
however, that he has earned rest,
: and it may be year or more before
. he again settles down to active work
Judicial ditch No. / Of Polk coun-
! ty, lies wholly in that county al
though it follows closely the boun.
Diary line of Marshall county This
ditch is twenty-three miles in length
including lateral ditch eleven miles
: long. 1t averages ten feet in depth
! and is from twenty-four, to twenty.
: eight feet wide at the bottom anc
: from forty-eight to fifty feet wide
:, at the top. 1t has cost over 5000,
:. 900 to complete it, and the work Of
construction has been in progress
the past four years. That's some
thing Of ditch.
Fairmont Sentinel: When the rail
way went into their bout after the
passage of the 2-cent fare bill they
among other things, refused t.
longer sell mileage books. The trav
! cling men at once adopted the sys-
tenn of paying their fare on the
trains and'paying in small amounts
and as frequently as possible. Thi;
: : has caused the officials to sit right
: up straight and take notice. They
have resolved to issue mileage books
: again. The custom Of paying OF
the trains" is something the rail
roads have been trying to do away
: with for years. The travelling men