The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-02-05
Albert trust journeyed to Mime

the first of the week, in the interest
of John Hoffman of Willow Lake
township, who is dissatisfied with
the action of the ditch viewers and
county commissioners in appraising
! the damages on his land.
| The Maltby auction sale reminds
| us that it is matter for regret that
| Mr.. Maltby has contracted the Pa
cific coast fever and has his face set
toward Washington state. Mr..
Maltby represents class of farm ers
who are needed to develop our own
state.
! Wood Lake has not only lost its
newspaper man, but is unable to
locate the whereabouts of Rev.
Honeywell, the Methodist minister
stationed there. At last accounts
grave fears were expressed that the
latter had made way with himself in
an insane fit.
Attorney C. T. Howard went to
Olivia Monday as attorney for Peav-
ey & Ward in their suit for COM
missions on land sales made on one
of their Canadian land excursions.
Messrs. Philbrick, Chas. Luscher
and w. D. Lines are also at Olivia
as witnesses in the suit.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Engineer
Braley, of Waseca, who has been
running on the Redwood branch out
of this city for the past two weeks,
left Tuesday for his home. having
been bumped" by Engineer Spen-
Ger. Mr.. Yates, the regular man on
that branch, is taking short vaca-
ton.
The board of directors of the Red
wood County Poultry Association
met with Secretary Peterson last
Saturday, adopted constitution and
bylaws, end took further steps
towards securing poultry exhibit
ton here the second week in March,
provided poultry -raisers and others
give sufficient encouragement to
justify the enterprise at that time.
The turmoil in Portugal reached
a crisis last Saturday with the az IS
sination of the king and crown
prince. The regicides fired into the
royal carriage, and newspaper re-
ports indicate that the plot was the
outgrowth of anarchist plottings
which appear to be liable to break
out against rulers at almost any
time. 1t is no snap to be king,
and there is more fun to be had in
being a plain American citizen.
| Morton Enterprise: The Catholic
community and citizens of Morton
as we'll. seem we'll pleased with FIR.
Byrne, who took charge Of this and
Birch Cooley parishes last week.
The Reverend gentleman is an able
and forcible speaker and a very
pleasant man to meet. The current
belief that the Birch Cooley and
Franklin parishes are to be merged,
is all lingo. gotten up presumably
by the business men of Franklin.
Until Archbishop Ireland gives out
such authority no such change will
be made.
If any person desires to see a good
! entertainment they should attend
the physical culture class taught by
George Joplin and see our worthy
sheriff doing the stunts for develop
ment of his muscle, which he says is
increasing every day. When he gets
through it will take a regiment to
handle him. Others who are much
interested in the work and attend
the class regularly and who are
already doing stunts Of heavy aero.
batic work and increasing their
grocery bills by reason of an in.
creased appetite are ]. Albert John
son, A. C. Dolliff. w. P. Francois
Robert Cooper, C. K. Odekirk, VIM
Milne, A. R. A. Laudon, w. B.
Clements, H. E. Jones and others.
Speaking Of the recent promotion
of Geo. Carroll, at one time Red
wood Falls boy, Sleepy Eye paper
justly notes that Mr.. Carroll has
been station agent .at Lambertor
for the past five or six years, and is
one of the most highly respected
citizens of that place. The citizen:
of Lamberton are losing one OF the