The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-10-28

A remedy for all classes and condi-
tons Rocky Mountain Tea.
Frank Notion of New Avon had his
face badly injured by thresher last
week. The thresher paid $40 for COM
hitting the assault.
Mrs. Celon Ward and Miss Ida lett
both of Brownton, are visiting with
their parents, John Ilett and wife,
west of this city.
Jerome Madden of Waseca, real
estate dealer of that city, is the guest
of G.. W. Vaughn this week. The two
gentlemen are putting in this week at
hunting.
j. P. Gaffney is engaged in erect
ing a good-sized barn on his farm
northwest of the city to take the place
Of the one destroyed by fire about five
weeks ago.
The case of Omar Greene and VIM.
Rose, arrested for making threats on
NJ. U. Hathaway, was dismissed by
Judge Baldwin last Friday, after the
costs we're paid by Rose.
Burglars we're numerous in the
southwestern portion of the city last
Friday evening. Several houses, the
heads of which we're absent, were at
tackled by the burglars and the child
rem badly frightened. No entrance
was gained.
B. Dripps, contractor in the erection
of the Catholic rectory, fell from the
scaffold of that building to the ground,
distance of about Is feet, last Tues
day afternoon. No bones we're broken
but Mr.. Dripps was slightly injured
internally and has been obliged to re-
main in bed since the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buxton we're
surprised by the members of the
Women's Relief Corps last Wednesday
evening. After refreshments had been
served Mrs. L. N. Rowe presented
Mrs. Buxton with chair on behalf of
the W. R. c., of which organization
Mrs. Buxton is a very active member.
Judge Baldwin discharged Matt.
Opple, arrested for alleged shooting
at T. 81. King, from custody on Thurs.
day of last week. Mr.. Opple proved
that there was straw stack between
him and Mr.. King at the time he fred
the shot and that he shot upwards,
and that he did not even point the gun
at Mr.. King.
Springfield Advance: Veterinarian
Lent reports some cases of blackleg in
Brookville in some cattle belonging to
Hans Jensen. Two died and DR.. Lent
thought that one more could not be
saved. He says that further spread
of the disease can be prevented. A
while ago there we're some cases in
Peter Christensen's herd, but it was
easily treated. Blackleg is a germ
disease easily amenable to scientific
treatment which should always be So
cured. It is one of those diseases OIL
cattle which should be treated by {
competent veterinarian.
The Chicago & Northwestern hal
placed hydrants and watering troughl
in every yard of its stock yard system
in this city during the past week. Els
cape cocks have been placed on all O
the hydrants as precaution agains
the cold weather of winter, and as soor
as the water is shut off the remaining
water in the pipe will run off. In do
ing this work the employees of thu
company found the ground so very
badly saturated with water that they
we're obliged to abandon the theory
that the ground would absorb the wa
ter that escapes from the cocks, anc
as result dug sewer to an old vel
near by, in which will flow the waste
Joseph Tyson and G.. E. Mckay
left for Chicago last Sunday afternoon
They departed from Gilfillan Siding
and with C.. j. VonReadon we're il
charge of seven carloads of corn fec
steers raised on the farm of Hon. G
D. Gilfllan. The steers were all three
year olds and have been in the fatten
ing pastures for about six months
They we're as fine a lot of beef animals
as ever left this section of the State
for the Eastern markets and MIR. Gil
fillan confidently expects them t.
bring the top price in the Chicago
markets, either for export or for loca