The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-20

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the Memorial Day speaker at Sleepy
Eye this year.
Fremont Orff. a Minneapolis ar
chitect, has prepared plans for a
$50, 900 school building in Springfield
to take the place of the one recent
'ly destroyed by fire. 1t was Mr..
Orff who drew the plans for the
Sleepy Eye school.
Morgan Messenger: A deal was
made last week through j. C. Jack
son, whereby the Anderson Land
| Co. of WiIlmar, became owner OF
the property commonly known as
| the Schluk livery barn. The barn
and two lots were owned by E. j.
Babcock of Redwood Falls. Mr..
Schluck will still continue the livery
business.
SanDorn Sanborn: Redwood Falls
has arranged to have a ten days
Chautauqua to be held on the banks
of the Redwood river early in July.
As some of the speakers they will
have Senator Deliver Of Iowa, Rev.
Sam Small, Father Nugent and other
speakers of note. This will be an
ideal time and place for few days
outing.
Martin Schwab, the Lake Benton
barber. who is wanted for the muir
der of John Lorenson on the night
of May 9th. was arrested Monday
at Estherville, la. Schwab was the
last man seen with him alive. After
the murder Schab had plenty of
money. while previous to the muir
der he didn't have the price of a
drink.
Granite Falls Journal: Thirty or
more years ago B. Fay Mills was a
resident of Granite Fall, married his
wife here and preached his first SER
mon in the old Congregational
church. Since then he has changed
his creed, and now has church of
his own at Los Angeles, Cal. He
has never been back in Granite Falls
since he left here. He has eliminat-
ed dogmas and now simply breaches
right living, as we understand it.
The third year of the School of
Traction Engineering will be held
at the School of Agriculture, St.
Paul, Mimi. for one month, COM
mencing June 30th and closing July
24th. This school gives theoretical
training in engineering, at the same
time giving the actual practice in
running an engine under the direc-
ton of an instructor. Besides the
work in operating an engine, pupils
babbit boxes, put in and properly
bead fues, lace belts, splice ropes,
weld and temper iron, and set valves.
By devoting themselves to this work
for one month great amount is ac-
complished. Several hundred men
have received the diploma of the
school after one month of faithful
work and have obtained licenses to
operate engines.
! Springfield Advance: The sudden
death of James Dooner occurred at
the old homestead near Wanda on
Friday night, due to heart failure.
| The deceased was well known in this
city, and all winter he made his
home with his sister, Mrs. M. Gam.
BILE. He was a single man 60 years
of age, and the oldest of family Of
, six children, and spent most all Of
his life on the old homestead neal
Wanda, where it is said he always
, had a special care to provide wei
for the comforts Of his parents dur
ing their declining years. Those
who formed his acquaintance knew
him as an honest, sober and straight
forward fellow. On Friday evening
he retired to his room at the usua
hour. apparently enjoying fail
health. and at about ten o'clock one
of the Fernholz brothers, both O.
, whom are renting the place. visited
his room and found his lifeless body