The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-01-06
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Morton Enterprise: Robert
Dripps and wife of Berlin. N. D.,
arrived Monday for a visit with
Rob's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dripps.
Miss Seebeck of Redwood Falls,
who is teaching school near Lucan,
was a guest at the C. G. Sasse home
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, reports the Morgan Messen-
ger.
Wood Lake News: The internal
revenue Inspector visited this village
on Thursday of last week and be-
fore leaving imposed a fine of S75
on each of the saloonkeepers here
for selling liquor in wholesale lots
without licenses.
During the past year the Farmers
creamery at Tyler has paid out to
its putrons over $50, 1000 in cash.
This means the placing in circulation
of nearly $4,000 per month among
the farmers Of that vicinity. Does
creamery pay?
Cottonwood Current: The state
fish commission put number of
cans of trout in the Redwood river
at Lynd last week. >. Granite
Falls will vote on the question of Ii
cense at the coming city election,
the necessary petition having been
filed.
Granite Falls Journal: Week bs-
fore last we had an article on our
editorial page saying the Sisseton
Sioux would get money before the
holidays. Monday we were shown
letter which said the payment
would be made on the 5th day of
January, and that each Indian
would receive the sum of S40.25.
Lamberton Star: Last Sunday
morning at the close of services Rev
F. S. Atwood rendered his resigna-
ton as pastor of the Congregations
church to take effect the first of the
coming year. We understand that
the reverend gentleman will go back
on the lecture platform. for which he
is so ably qualified.
New Ulm Review: Asa P. Brooks
invention of color printing device
for ordinary printing presses is g
success. The model was tried out
by experts in Minneapolis last week
and after thorough test it was de-
cided that the invention should be
placed on the market. The apparat
US. which is a simple one, will be
manufactured in the flour city by
Mr.. Brooks and Mr.. Galland of Chi
cago.
According to a dispatch in the
Journal, yeggmen blew the safe in
the postoffice at Echo early las
Tuesday. securing $500 in cash. The
stamps were not molested and {
cigar box containing small change
standing on a desk was also oyer
looked. Heavy tools were secured
at blacksmith shop and an entrance
was made through the front door
The front of the safe was complete
ly wrecked. There is no clue to thu
robbers. Postmaster Chapman ha(
been at home sick for two days.
Morgan Messenger; Tuesda,
> morning at 8 o'clock occurred tn,
death of VIM. E. Dittbenner in oul
village, at the age of So years,
months and 2 days. For the pas
six years the deceased has been all
ing but it is only since Novembel
that he has taken seriously i'll anc
was confined to his bed. The all
/ ment was ulcer of the stomach.
Wenzel Mages, aged rs, died Tues
day evening, Dec. 18th, in this city
after lingering illness, having suf
fered with complication of dis
eases for the past year. He wa
compelled to remain in bed evel
since Thanksgiving. The deceased
was born Aug, Is, 1888. in Bohemia
Austria, and came to America. di
rectly to New Ulm, 81 years ago