The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-10
ment in any of our cities unprotect-
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ment in any of our cities unprotect-
ed by such a guardian.
Morgan Messenger: M. S. Toll
man is again numbered among
Morgan's business men, he having
purchased the dray line Saturday
from Gottlieb KeIm. Mel took
possession Of the dray linel Monday
and will deliver the goods" in hi 8
same old way.
Bird Island Union: Supt. G. III.
Sanberg, wife and three children
have been. spending the past week
as the guests Of A. j. Richardson's
family and other Bird Island friends.
Mr.. Sanberg is making good as sup
! erintendent Of the Window schools
and will undoubtedly be heard from
in higher educational circles in the
near future.
i Granite Falls Tribune: We had
the pleasure of an interview with E.
7. Champlain. while here last week.
who is one of the commission to
erect monument to the memory of
| the brave men who met death de-
Tending the white settlers at Sioux
Agency on the farm now belonging
to Jim Homme in the grove near
the road. The foundation is being
laid for the shaft that is now COM
pleted and is thirty feet high. 1t
will be dedicated September 23d,
the 47th anniversary Of the battle,
and Granite should aid in the prep
arations.
Saltwater Gazette: A Mr.. Dunn
of Albert Lea, who is old enough
and long enough to know better,
met a Mr.. Day on the street. Then
4 Dunn said to Day that he had done
to Dunn things he shouldn't have
done any day by any Day. and he
demanded to know why he, Day,
had done to Dunn things he had
| done. Then Dunn grabbed Day and
swung him around out of reach of
terra firma which wasn't the right
thing for Dunn to have done as that
day Day was cripple and has been
for years. Dunn's doing things
that day to that particular Day
wasn't thing to be proud of.
Theodore Roosevelt in recent
speech to his neighbors at Oyster
Bay said: "The first essential of
being good citizen is being good
citizen to those who are nearest to
you. Good citizenship starts in every
home. When / see a man carrying
along the infant and not turning it
over to the tender care of the over
burdened mother | know he is a
good citizen. | believe that before
we try to save the nation we ought
to do little around home. Be a
good citizen to your wife, your
children, your neighbor, to your vii
lage, to your country, to your state,
and you will be sure to be a good
citizen to your nation.
Marshall Reporter: w. w. Sim
mons. accompanied by ]. F. Branton,
of Willmar. made a quick trip over
the Olivia and Marshall road Mon
day, going the sixty-three miles in
three hours and thirty-five minutes.
Mr.. Simmons says that Renville was
surely entitled to the Hill good roads
cup as he tried several roads to his
satisfaction. These roads are made
$ on nearly as bad road soil as we have
3 here, but great quantities of the
q crushed rock furnished by the state
: are used and the roads are turnpikeC
with a gentle slope instead of SHARP
!. angles as here, giving perfect drain
' age and no washouts and streaks
] When more farmers get autos her,
t and find that the state assistanc,
e financially and mentally will built
s roads FIVE hundred per cent bette
r than they are now built and at tn,
e same price, Lyon county will no
T take the back seat and during tn
. wet season be dubbed as the wors
! road county in southern Minnesota
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