The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-15

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A petition for forcing the
! Schmucker Brewing Co. of New
Ulm into involuntary bankruptcy
was filed last week. 1t is stated that
the concern has been doing losing
business for some time.
Wanted: Young men for Firemen
and Brakemen. instruct you at home
by mail. We assist in securing en-
ployment. For free information
send stamp to National Railway
Training school ms. 376 Robert St.
Room 252) St. Paul, MINI.
The petition of Oliver Durham to
be set off from District No. l was
rejected by the county commission
ers, the members of the locsl school
board objecting on the ground that
it would be made a precedent for
other taxpayers similarly located.
O. B. Turrell left here yesteday
for North Dakota, the recent dry
weather having been favorable for
his old enemy, hay fever. Rag weed,
the hay fever plant, has already
reached Minot, but not yet Ryder,
so that Mr.. Turrell will beat mast
erly retreat to the latter place for
the next three months.
The management Of the new ce-
ment tile works are making their
first tile this week, having been
busily engaged the past two weeks
in building an addition to the old
creamery building and installing the
necessary machinery. The enter
prise means steady work for quite a
number of men and teams.
Commissioner Cain came in from
Milroy Monday evening to attend
the July meeting of the board, and
received congratulations on the ar
rival at his home of the eighth
daughter in the family. Mr.. Cain
modestly admitted that he was rath-
err proud of being the head of
family of eight daughters, one son
and three grandchildren.
Chairman Posi- was unable to at
tend the July meeting Of the county
board on account Of his engagement
with the harvester company. The
board organized Monday with Com
missioner McCorquodale in the chair.
The board granted the prayer Of
petitioners for permission to organ
ize new school district in territory
from the corners of the four town
ships of North Hero, Johnsonville
Waterbury and Lamberton, the
district to be numbered 112. AS
several districts have more than one
school, this will make 1l6 schools in
the county.
5000 chickens wanted Mon
day, July 10th, delivered at
Cold Storage. Old hens &c,
ROSTERS Sc, spring chickens
13c, ducks &c.
Francois & Schmahl.
Secretary Hopkins of the Fort
Ridgley memorial association was IN
this city last week with the view of
inducing Company L of this city to
join with other military organizations
in the celebration which is planned
for next month and which has been
referred to in previous issues of this
paper. The company leaves here
tonight for their Lake City outing,
and it's members are doubtful about
being able to go to Ridgley for the
celebration on account of time and
expense required. Secretary Hop
kins is hopeful that the Company
will be helped by a benefit enter
tainment or other wise so that the
obstacles to their going may be re-
moved.
Up to last Monday very few of
the announced candidates for Office
had filed at the auditors office, the
majority apparently reserving their
right to hold on to the filing fee
until later, with over a month yet to
spare before such filing is required.
1t is pretty fair to assume at this
time that there will be no contest
against the denomination of Auditor
Larson. Attorney Owens, Supt.