The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-09
AROUND THE COUNTY.
lite ms Of Interest Taken From the
Country Papers.

Morgan Messenger: Miss Lizzie
and Robert Price Of Wabasso anc
Miss Ada Price of Redwood Falls
visited with the James Butcher fam.
from Wednesday until Sunday.
The financial statement of the
prison for November shows thai
S404. 1876 was collected in the Irvine
department and 1888 for miscel
laneous sources. During the month
there was paid $685., 1856 on binder
Irvine notes by farmers, making &
little oyer 81 900. 900 paid on account
of such notes since the latter part OF
October.
Lamberton Star: Last Sunday the
writer spent the day with A. M
Welles and his mother at Sank Cen.
ter, while returning from Fergus
Falls where we served as a federal
grand juror. Mr.. Welles has fine
up-to-date newspaper plant and is
publishing one of the best weekly
newspapers in the state. The town
has population of about 5000, and
he is covering the field thoroughly.
The people of that enterprising town
are to be congratulated upon the
excellent paper he is giving them.
Sanborn Sentinel: Last Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock Rev. J. F.
Gleason preached his farewell SER
mon to his congregation and he was
greeted with crowded house. Father
Gleason was transferred by a bishop
to new charge at Pennington for
which place he left on the afternoon
train of that day. He has worked
up a good congregation here and
was untiring in his efforts at the
betterment of the church and church
work.
A Mankato dispatch dated last
Thursday reports that three timber
wolves and a red fox were the tro-
phies of the big wolf hunt few
miles up the Minnesota river. Forty
hunters from Mankato started at
daylight in spite of zero tempera-
ture, and were reinforced by farm
ers from both sides of the river un-
til the number in the field was about
100. Several wolf hounds, including
two experienced ones, brought by a
Duluth hunter. trailed the wolves,
and the latter were shot after long
runs.
Marshall Reporter: The district
court came to a sudden and unex-
pected end here Monday forenoon,
all because the witnesses on one
side of one case were not present
when the action was brought up for
trial. This case was expected to
take up day and a half, so the wit
nesses in the cases to follow were
also not present. Judge Olsen called
for about ten cases in order on the
calendar, and finding but one of
them ready to try just then, soon
dismissed the entire court and con-
tinued all the cases. The Judge
could have adjourned till afternoon
and had several cases ready, but he
evidently preferred to continue the
whole calendar to the June term.
Seaforth Item: Just so years ago
last Tuesday, Nov. "a, John Rohlik
and Mary Shavat were united in
marriage, and concentrating the
event, important services were held
in the Catholic church. Four masses
were held, first by Rev. Schatz of
Lucan, second mass by Rev. Stuckle
of New Market, third mass by Rev.
Jagaman of Lamberton. and solemn
high mass by Rev. H. Leydeker of
Wabasso. There were four flower
girls in attendance, Miss Helen Rob-
Xix, Miss Hattie Rohlik, Miss Ruth
Rohlik and Clara Borte. The boys
in tendance were Raymond Borte,
Steve Borte, Frank Rohlik and John
Rohlik Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Rohlik
were both born in Austria rs years
ago and are very near the same age
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