The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-15

OF Odl0-GOOu OldIlu OIllIld UOdI,
at my place on the Lankard farm.
| c.. r. Lamb.
AS noted elsewhere. the Model
Laundry is temporarily out of the
business and sending its orders and
baskets to New Ulm for the balance
of this month. Their boiler has been
leaking so badly that they have pur-
chased new one, and at the same
time will install a new up-to-date
steam engine.
On account of getting out double
number this week without being
able to get additional help. The GA
ZETTE is nearly a day late for the
second time this month. Now that
our advertisers have had their in
nings for the holiday trade, readers
can depend upon the old schedule of
punctuality in getting our paper IN
to the mails.
Last week the weather report was
put in as it appeared the week be-
fore. The report printed to-day
shows that from Monday to Thurs
day there was decided winter tenn
perature here, ending with Ia below
Thursday. The freeze was followed
by warmer weather and enough
snow to make fair sleighing, which
made the roads again passable and
has been a godsend for Christmas
shoppers and shopkeepers.
Abraham Lincoln-I like to see
man proud of the place in which he
lives like to see a man who lives
in it so that his place will be proud
of him. Be honest but hate no one;
oyerturn mans wrong-doing, but
do not overturn him unless it must
be done in overturning the wrong.
Stand with anybody that stands
right. Stand with him while he is
right and part with him when he
goes wrong.
County Surveyor Becvar and Coun-
ty Attorney Owens attended ditch
meeting at New Ulm Monday. and
it appears that Mr.. Owens raised
the point that the county surveyor
had brought in bills for work done
at three different places on the same
date. Mr.. Becvar phoned to The
GAZETTE Monday evening that his
mistake will be explained fully later,
and that the whole matter will prob
ably come up for adjudication at the
spring term of court, when he will
bring suit for his services, on the
bills disallowed at New Ulm.
Keep this under your hat. one
week from tonight you get the pig,
two dollars in cash and box of bon,
bons at the Dream.
N. B. Andersen will stop, look and
listen with anxious care the next
time he drives over the M. & St. L.
track near the Morton round house.
He was driving there last Saturday,
on his way into Morton, and just be-
fore had heard the whistle of the
passenger train from the west when
mile or so this side of the Morton
bride. Thinking he had plenty of
time to get across before the train
arrived and not hearing any noise of
the train, Andersen drove around
the corner of the round house to see
locomotive coming full speed al
most upon him as the horse stepped
up to the track. The terrified ami
NAL gave tremendous jump, bring
ing N. B. across by a very small
majority and breaking hold-back
strap with the violence Of his leap
for life. N. B. will take notice next
trip. He thinks the heavy snow on
the bridge deadened the noise of the
approaching train.
The price is never more than ten
cents to see pictures that are the
best at the Dream.
Frozen water pipes have been
troubling number of the patrons
Of our water system during the re-
cent freeze, The GAZETTE getting
it's share Of experience by an out
break last Wednesday night, which
was fortunately stopped by the
young men who use the upper rooms
for club purposes, the boys coupling
a hose on to the break and carrying
most Of the water on to the side