The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-30
Sanborn Sentinel: On Saturday

to take effect Jan. LIST, 1909. Mr..
Dotson has been our postmaster
heretofore and we are more than
sure that he will make good.
! Acting upon the city councils de-
cision not to commence appeal pro-
ceedings in the Neumann personal
injury case but rather to seek to
recover from the property owner,
City Attorney Albert Pfaender on
Thursday started suit against Mrs.
Werner Bosch, in which she is
asked to reimburse the city for
81, 124.86. that being the amount of
the jury's verdict with costs of tris |
added. Mrs. Boesch now lives in
Los Angeles, says the New Ulm Re
view.
Eight cans of black bass and crap
pies arrived by express on the pas
senger Monday afternoon from the
state game and fish commission, and
the same were at once transferred
to the waters of Lake Cottonwood,
reports the Current. The consign-
ment did not contain over 200 fish,
but they were of good size, measur-
ing from three to five inches and of
proper spawning age. With the
number of fish put in the lake last
February, additional to the recent
, supply, it would seem that the lake
could now be considered we'll stocked
Candy News: Hon j. w. Peter
son of Goodhue county visited Can
by Saturday morning and was
shown the farmers creamery and
other institutions and points of in
terest. Mr.. Peterson is a strong ad-
: vocate of cooperative creameries
and claims his twelve cows bring
, him three times as much revenue
through the farmers creamery than
, they did through the central plants
, he sold to for many years. Mr..
Peterson is an old soldier of the
civil war and even chased Indians
out here in early days. but his II
years look more like fifty by his ap-
pearance.
Staples World: City Engineer
Poore calls our attention to the fact
j, that if the people Of Staples would
get the habit of arising an hour or
two earlier in the morning than u.s.
ual these days, they would be able
to see the Star of Bethlehem, which
1909 years ago guided the three wise
men to the manger where the Christ
child lay. The star. which is ex-
tremely bright, has been in the east
for week or more. 1t was first to
be noticed about a. M, but the
. time has gradually advanced until
: about day break. Many who have
known about it have seen the light
which their grandchildren unto the
fifteenth generation will not be able
to see, since it is said the Jerusalem
star only appears once in 500 years.
Ex-Gov. Cummins of Iowa, the
newly elected u. S. Senate to sue
. coed the late Senator Allison, tells
the following incident Of the expert
: enc of the latter on entering the
senate IS years ago. When asked
where he was stopping Mr.. Cum.
: minis said he would be at the Airing.
ton until he found a place where he
; could get room and board for So &
{ week. | told him he was there fol
> a long stay, and he replied with {
: story Allison had told him of his
}. first visit to Washington after being
5 elected to the senate. He had gone
: to look at quarters at the Arlington
y and was shown rooms which seemed
> quite pleasant. "How much?" HI
Q asked the man. "Forty-eight hunG
$ red year." replied the latter. Al
e Allison did not make any comment
s the clerk finally asked: well
q what do you Think" Allison turned
r to him sedately and remarked: g
was just wondering what | woult
e do with the other $500 of my salary.