The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-12


Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Nichols Of the
Walnut Grove neighborhood have NOV
ed to their new home at Becker Min
nesota.
Adiutant General RhinoW is con-
fined to his home at St. Paul, quite
| Ill from the after effects of ptomalne
poisoning from which he was victim
while on his recent trip TO Washing
ton.
The Eagle Roller Mill of New Ulm
has been awarded a government con-
tract for 60 900 barrels Of its Gold Coin
Flour. Tt is supposed that the flour
will be used to feed the soldier boys
still in service.
Funeral services were held at Slee-
py Eye Sunday for Luther Ives. known
| all over Minnesota as one Of the heroes
of the Indian uprising and bitter seIge
/ at New UIm during the early sixties.
Mr.. Ives died at Veblen, S. d.
The bill providing that all legal
newspapers in Minnesota shall here
after be printed only in English pass
ed the state Senate last week with on
| " five votes against it. These were
| the votes of Senators Anderson, john
son, Nord, Romberg and Schmeckel.
| A meeting was held at the Brown
County court house at New Ulm Sun
day of last week to form a community
society for that county. Auditor Vo-
gel presided at the meeting, Otto Vie
demann, representative of the nom
partisan league in Brown County act
ed as secretary and Albert Steinhau-
ser, publisher of the New Ulm Review
talked on the purpose of the suggest
ed organization.
The blizzard of Friday and Satur-
day keep all the railroad men at the
depot on the anxious seat trying TO
keep the train service going. AL
trains were hours late and relief crews
i sent out were in turn stalled. Satur-
| day morning passenger trains No. IA
4 Is and Is were all in the local railroad
yard, awaiting clear track Morton
Enterprise.
Aug. Wolter, who lives south OF
!. town is just about completing large
and modern hog house, the MAR
building is 26x96 with a wing 2Ox3z
with 8 It. posts, the ground floor VII
be all of cement. and also floor over
. head. Mr.. Wolter will also install
complete ventilating system in thl'
building together with other up t
: date improvements Morton Enter
prise.
A Liberty Building" will be erected
at ST. James in honor of the soldlel
bows and others from that city wh'
saw military service. The ST. james
Fire Department made the first dona
ton of a thousand dollars and thu
Commercial Club has endorsed thu
movement and made provision for ;
committee to see that the building i
: erected.
According to reports received b.
Fred D. Sherman commissioner OF I'm
migration, the Minnesota Transfe
Railway company handled during tn
month of January total of 90 ears
Immigrant movables of which Mime
sofa received 36, Wisconsin Z, Canad
6 Iowa 2 and Montana 2. This show
a slight failing off of the total mum
Der Of cars handled during 1913. Tn
total number handled during Januar,
-I1918 was 1T, of which Minnesota re
: ceived 81, Wisconsin 10, Iowa Ii an
: Canada IL.
: Congressman Thomas ID. Schan ma
introduced in congress bill providinj
| for the new calendar which is beln
alurged by the American Equal Mont
ICalendar association of Minneapolis
c It was referred to the committee on n
: terstate and foreign commerce an
r ordered printed. The bill provides fo
j a calendar OF 13 months of four week
: each. A legal holiday called Corret
ton day is provided for leap years
4 THE bill provides the change in tn
' Icalendar shall take place Sunday, Jal
/, 1922.