The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-26
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges


Jim Larson is manager, captain
and pitcher of Walnut Grove team
and he wears his honors easy. too.
A new section of the travelling
library struck Sanborn last week
and old readers were given new
material.
The Sentinel reports the rasp-
berry fields around Sanborn as re-
turning big yields to their owners.
Editor McRae, however, seems to
think that raspberries are all red.
FL. Rudy has moved from his
farm in Charlestown to one near
Sleepy Eye. He has also been re-
Gently treated for a cancerous
growth on his lip at the Springfield
hospital.
Beautify your complexion with little
cost. If you wish smooth, clear,
cream-like complexion, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes. take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Greatest beautjfier ev-
er known. At Hitchcock's.
F. H. Ainsworth and family are
preparing to remove to Brookings,
S. D., where Mr.. Ainsworth has
already purchased the fine resi-
dence of E. Crane, and ia which he
will Immediately domicile his family
The New Ulm Seed Co. has award
ed the contract for the erection OIL
it's SO, 900 seed warehouse. The
building is to be 40x80, three stor-
les high, the outside to be OF cement
bricks and the inside to be lined
with clay bricks.
P. M. Dickerson and family Of
Sanbor were given a farewell re-
ception before departing for their
new home and a set of solid silver
spoons were given to Mrs. Dicker
son as token of esteem in which
she wa, held by the ladies of the
community.
Mrs. Teckla Wooldrich, wife o
the late George Wooldrich, who was
killed by lightning on June 24tt
last on the farm in Brown county
has followed her husband to the
grave, passing away at New Uln
on July 8th, as the result of an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Through the efforts of Brigadiel
General Bobletter the encampment
of the state militia, numbering be-
tween $500 and 5000 men, will be
held in New Ulm next year. That s
what New Ulm gets for having +;
brigadier general for whom lot O
we fellows rustled during the 100;
session of the legislature.
The Cook & Barrett circus car
ried with it shell game and whee
of fortune manipulators and al
along the trail of the show there is
evidence of old skin fiints, who
would never give a dollar for pub
lie improvements, or the like. get
ting feeced out of all the way from
SO to 800 or more. Are you ir
the class.
Attorney General Young, in pass
ing upon the $4,000 appropriated
for pensions for soldiers who
served in the Indian troubles ir
1862. and who were not regularly
enlisted in the army service, has
held that only those who can prove
service and disabilities from ser
vice during Aug. 10Th and Sept. 1
1862, will be entitled to share ir
the pension money.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of Winona
who has been a teacher in the New
Ulm schools for several years past
and who gives important evidence
in behalf of her fancee, DIR. Koch
in the latter's trial for alleged muir
der, has been elected to the posi-
ton of teacher of the 8th grade o.
the Caledonia schools during the
coming year. The salary is better
than that paid at New Ulm. The
uncertainty of DR.. Koch's future
undoubtedly induced the teacher tc
accept the election.
Granite Tribune: Some time on
the 4th Nels Norman, the Hill street
blacksmith, passed away, as was
expected by those who had watched
| his downward oaranr ctort;nr a,