The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-12
STATE NEWS.

Inc wages pnd lumbermen thi
year viii he from SIS to so Per moa,I
/ aud b,nl-l.
The mi m'y in l., Sueur county i,
! tNer OF rcm'v'"S the c,unty sea, t,"n
Il: Sueur To CitvcI lind WAS about 100
The sch,,l bard Of Dund,s Lav,
resigned because p,rcuts objected t,
'hc'r hlr'n. Il teacher VINO would
'hras! the boys.
Nuns, the crazy divinity student
VIII" attempted to >ho,, Bishop Whip
pie Last sprin., escaped from the in
sane a>y Ian Saturday .: last we. k, bu
Was sov; ,ccap:urcd.
\ prairie fire in the vicinity Of Ap
r',''". !.'c Vni PaIc county, las,
H>>A, but"ci I,r-c q,,ntitic, Of ha;
-A>pn ct horses b..,.n,n. to Wm.
tr'"ia'l were badly burned.
Albert Cummings, of Mcdo, Blue
Earth coa"ty, white h:osiny in the
"ozz'c OF a loade.. shot gun was in
s'an'Iy killed, Saturday last. How
ihe qua c4mc to BE- discharged is no,
known.
Tie engineers engaged in the in.
spcet'on OF the Red RIVER, above Far.
-, have completed their survey
r'cy i,n'd it practicable 70 impror,
the aver as far svuth as Fort :Abcr.
,r, r,"b.c,
y species Of cpiz >otic is prcvaiIin. .
TO an ala mag cx'cnt in po,,ions c,
tfc'h"rn county. Mr.. j: :. Norris
Il Nr>c"w has lost several fine horses
:nd o'l',r farmers have suffered to III.
aim"st 'In'i ,xtcit
An fort Is b lug made at Anuka
I" lorna stock rcupAny to e>t.bssi,
co',"" """uac,or,. 10 do this. il
vi he :tc|>>'ry. /" la;se Sl0D 900. \
uee'to: has been held. a,l il solicit.
'"S committee arpo'n'td.
lie hcw cl>tcrn at tac Blind Asy.
'nm N tar;Dau:t while being filled b,
tic tlrc engine, burst a f.w days a.,:
alter receiving about tw, hundred bur
''i> o! va'tr which Ian ia all dircc
''"'S Though Tie building causing !.
Mil River Il sas,yr on "a small Sale.
DIR. Ma'tocks, Cry Physician of s..
!a"l. Is us Il circular ia which h.
would call the attention Of physicians
and parents to the fact that inticativus
warrant Il belief that We are now en-.
t'r'"s upon an epidemic of D,thc:ia
--threc deaths by this disease :.av.;,.
already occurred,
The Red Wing "Argns' has IibcI
suit on is hands in the shape of dc
"'"d for 81 600 damages for haviny
:"''ma'cd that the plaintiffs wife had
bee" naughty. The editor is s, dc.
lighted with the prospect Of the law.
.'c's h"d'ng such uucoun,cd wealth
bout his premises that he c!.ucsleS
over i, in the shape Of column
local sq"b on the subject.
For champion bccts W. must 90
down to O:m,tcd county, The Eyo,a
Advertiser ctfice has one. and it i.
not the editor either, which wciyEs
sixteen pounds. 1t is, besides, con.
;! tered mere 'runt' in that locality.
""d the circumstance is merely meu
''""cd to dispose Of those individuals
wao lave been iadiscrcct enough to
bray about twelve aud fifteen ponndvrs
Thc Scan'!i"avians after a canvass
Of the varioa> t"sns aud cities Of the
state, have dcciicl to locate their ch
'"sc at N rthtielI--,he citizeus sub
>cr'b"g S1,0)o. They have purchas
"a two c''"m'n school buildings aud
four lots. These will BE- used tempo.
'''''s. until a college building Can b.
completed upon some part of ,w.n,,
acres OF gros"d adjoining the village.
tor which they are now negotiating.
WHEAT OR Corn. would like
it some ot our readers who have t;tl,
rr'o made wheat growing their ps;rci
pal business would work "a. the problem
which IF 's,hc de>; prospect Tor prof,
wheat or Corn. Suppose they make
the estimate on twenty "r forty acres
"l each, Counting value Of seed, cost ui
planting, harvesting etc then take an
average crop OF each. aud We sus
,ect they will iiai that the corn makes
thc best showing, even il raised for
sale. Now add to the ca!culuion the
probability ofa repetition of severe in.
jury by cl,inch bugs. and it seems to
us the chances arc strongly in tsvor OF
corn.
One element in corn raising is not
always taken into account. One man
can do all the work needed to cultivate
forty acres This is high estimate.
perhaps, but it can be done, while
with 'orty acres Of wheat, there is the
ueed Of hiring considerable help in
harvesting and .hrcshiny.
1t is usually tcster to feed the corn
than TO SILL it; but even if it is to be
sold: it promises better profits in much