The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-03-14
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

QellVer lecture IN SC. refer on
Friday evening, March 81.
From the Winnebago Enterprise
we clip the following: Sunday.
morning, Rev. Latimer handed in his
resignation as pastor of the Presby-
terian church. He has accepted the
pastorate of a church at Kelso,
Wash. and is to be there by April
LIST.
Brown County Journal: Under
date Of Feb. &c, Charles Silverson
writes from Miami, Fla, to friends
in New Ulm, that they hal a cold
week there and that it was AZ de-
grees, being the same temperature
as prevailed in New Ulm on that
day, which is rather chilly for the
land of oranges and pineapples.
Sanborn Sentinel. Geo. Posi- was
at Walnut Grove Thursday on bust
ness connected with the M. A.
Adams Bridge Co. of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Posi- has been employed by that
firm since the first of the year and
as soon as the spring season opens
will be on the road continually look
ing after business connected with
sshe bridge company.
st. Peter Tribune: Robert Schae-
fer, who was arrested for stealingssa
watch from a room in the Nicollet
House few weeks ago, will be TAX
en- before Judge Olsen at Sleepy Eye
tomorrow to plead guilty and re-
ceive sentence at once instead of
waiting until the regular term of
court. Judge Olson has been sick
for the past few weeks.
Cottonwood Current: A number
Of peddlers have been here the past
week making house to house can
vass, selling various articles sold by
our merchants every day for less
money. People should be slow to
patronize these travelling hawkers,
who are here today and somewhere
else tomorrow. 1t isn't treating the
merchant fairly who pays taxes on
his goods to support the schools and
village.
Morgan Messenger: Monday
evening the Club appeared before
the village council and urged that
body to aid in the matter of build
ing a state road if the township
would help. The council deserves
credit for its act in appropriating
$500 for this purpose. The resolu-
ton appears in another column.
The appropriation of S400 was made
with this provision, however that
the supervisors of Morgan township
appropriate an equal sum. This
puts the matter squarely up to the
farmers Of Morgan township. II
they want better roads, much letter
roads, they can have them. By ap
propriating $500 they can have 5000
spent on their roads.
Another worlds record has beer
broken. The new queen of the
dairy is a beautiful Jersey COW
named Sophie 10Th of Hood Farm
owned and tested at the Hood Farm
Lowell, Mass. She is the champion
Jersey for milk and butter fat pro.
duction of cows between four ano
five years of age. During the twelve
months ending December 81, 1910
on test authenticated by the Mas.
sachusetts Agricultural college
under the rules of the American
Jersey Cattle club, Sophie 10Th Of
Hood Farm gave 1873 lbs. 3 o.
milk, testing 1905 lbs. IL OF. butter
or over half ton, An accurate &C
count was kept Of her feed, and hel
milk sold at 10 cents a quart made q
profit of $565 %.
One Of the pleasing features OF
publishing country newspaper is
the variety of things one meets with
For instance, you publish an item
for which one man will compliment
you; another will cuss you blind fol-
the same item. Then you meet 9
man who difuses sunshine and still
another, who would, if he could
keep you in perpetual state OF
gloom. It's great. The only won
der is that there aren't more fellow.
at it. Another inducement is thai
it's monev-makinp prOnoSition