By Tim KingI live in a place called Clotho. It’s one of those unincorporated villages that are sprinkled across rural Minnesota’s landscape. What’s called progress has drained most of the life out of these villages, but each of them has its own unique story. Clotho, for example, used to have its own creamery, two-room school house, general store, post office, community picnic grounds, and dance hall. It also had a Methodist church with a vibrant…
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