The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-29
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Rumors of the engagement OF
Gen. Jos. Bobleter to Mrs. Ida Scho-
reggie have been confirmed, accord
ing to the New Ulm Review. The
marriage will take place later in the
s Jason.
Mrs. Frederick Kuester has given
up the idea Of going to Springfield,
Mimi, and has decided to purchase
a home in Redwood and locate there,
says Beaver Fails correspondent of
the Morton Enterprise.
Tracy Herald: Smith Seely, the
young pervert who did SO much dead
beating in this vicinity few weeks
ago, is now in the custody of our
authorities, and we understand he
will confess to the minor charges
against him and take his medicine.
He was arrested at Minneapolis,
Monday. He was formerly tailor
in the employ of the Model, and was
discharged for dishonesty.
Leslie Larson, Paul Wing and
Gunnar Nordbye, started on a trip
down the raging Minnesota Monday,
says the Granite Fall Journal. 1t is
pleasure outing by boat. They
will go down the Minnesota river
perhaps as far as Mankato, or until
they get tired Of their fun. when
they will quit. They are sure to-
have good time.
Sanborn Sentinel: Worthington
has contracted for 500 Lyceum
course of seven numbers for next
winter. That city must have had. a
more profitable experience in the
Lyceum business than Sanborn had
during the past winter when a
course of three numbers cost the
promoters $3.50 per seat. Expert
ence is the only valuable teacher,
however.
II see farmers hauling out high
priced fence posts who if they had
plantedsome white willows say eight
years ago. would have now all the
posts they need" said farmer to
a Hutchinson Leader reporter. "All
they need is cultivating a couple of
years and a little trimming up. By
planting trees the farmers could in
less than a generation bust the lum-
Der trust if there is one"
New Ulm Review: Up until the
arrest of William Schroepfer in West
Newton a week ago it was not
thought necessary to impanel a grand
jury for the coming term of the
district court in Nicollet county, but
the folly of this young man in COM
hitting one of the worst crimes
known to the calendar changes the
plans Of the court officers and jury
will have to be drawn this week, il
it has not been done already.
Franklin Tribune -Hardwareman
Joe Keefe and Mr.. Golden drove
down from North Redwood Monday
and canvassed the threshing machine
owners thru the community, in the
interests of the famous Parsons
Feeders. The gentlemen seem to be
in the game rather early. but the
North Redwood firm have never
been caught mapping nor allowed
their competitors to "beat 'em tt
it."
Vesta Censor: Who was it that
said farming didn't pay? C. O
Anderson from northeast Of Vesta
sold to Edw. Pearson Monday, q
head Of steers for the sum of $3.50
some Of them averaging as high a.
$50 per head. Besides this. Mr.
Anderson had fattened so head O
hogs that followed the steers. which
has not cost him one cent to feed
Yes! if you know how to farm 20,
can make money and plenty Of it
and Mr.. Anderson is one of the very
few farmers in this part of th'
country that is making big none.
on the farm.
One cannot fail to be impressed
with the manner in which the vale,
country has in late years declinedin
taking a drive between Franklin ant
Morton, says the Franklin Tribune
Out Of about a dozen farmsteads be
tween the two towns not more thai
four are occupied by a family. Be
fore the wet period came the vale.