The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-08
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Country Papers.
Prof. and Mrs. G. w. Knox came
down from Revere last Saturday to
spend week with the Bellig family,
says the Sanborn Sentinel.
| Messrs. Paul Jacobson and Aug.
Schultz of Sleepy Eye, and j. w.
Garlic and County Surveyor Becvar
have been appointed by Judge Olsen
as viewers of judicial ditch number
l, Brown county.
New Ulm Review: It is rumored
that Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein will
seek the Republican nomination for
representative this fall Represent
alive Peterson, it is understood, will
not be candidate.
Vesta Censor: Crank Kojetin got
into some trouble here last Wednes-
day evening and wound up by stab-
bling Henry Greenwald in the back
with a knife. Thursday he was tried
before Judge Rohlik and given 20
days in Redwood county Jail.
Willis Brooks intends moving his
family and household goods to Nor
ton, and will occupy the property he
purchased from D. L. Crimmins
some two months ago, reports the
Enterprise The property is known
as the Wolfer building. Charley
Hessinger has rented the farm of D.
L. Crimmins and will move thereon
when Mr.. Brooks vacates.
Mankato Free Press: William J.
Ray of Walnut Grove has purchased
the Peters ten acres just outside city
limits on north and five lots in North
Mankato. Mr.. Ray has lived in
Walnut Grove since 1877. He will
move his family to North Mankato
and place his daughter in the Com
mercial college. He has leased the
ten acres to Mr.. Peters until Nov. l
next.
Heron Lake News: j. A. McDer-
m ott, herring peddler, who yelled
against Bob Dunn four years ago,
and who for his malicious lying
ABOUT the Republican candidate for
governor, was given the position of
oil Inspector by the Democratic adj
ministration, and who served two
years and ten months and resigned
has been found over $4,000 short in
his account with the state. The tin
horn reformers come high and the
people pay the freight.
Judge Lorin Cray of Mankato,
has rendered his resignation as Judge
of the district court for the sixth
judicial district, to take effect Nav
LIST. His reasons for resigning are
attributed to the fact that his posi-
ton of president of the National
Citizens bank has constantly lncreas-
ed duties as the institution grows.
and these in addition to his work on
the bench have been a severe trial
upon his health. The resignation
was reluctantly accepted by Cover
nor johnson, who Immediately ap-
pointed as his successor ATTORNEY A.
r. Pfau, Sr.
Franklin Tribune: For months
past the people of this district have
been plunged deeply in the question
will Potzwold run AGAIN." But
julius has given the curious throng
no light on the ambitions within his
breast. This from the Olivia Review
might lift the fog of uncertainty:
Commissioner Potzwold appeared
at the Board meeting this week be-
reft of his fine growth of whiskers.
The other members of the board /
were about to impose a fine on the
man from Beaver but finally decided
that his looks were so greatly i'm
proved that it was punishment
enough.
Meagre details of the terrible
death of George Marti of Iberia
reached this city Monday evening,
reports the New Ulm Reuiew. Mr..
MART, it seems, was at work in his
field late in the afternoon, operating
a sod-cutter. Suddenly the horses