The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-08

CONSTIPATION, sour stomach, or any
other pain, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well and keep you
well. IS cents. Tea or tablets. Ell. NJ.
| Hitchcock.
A, G. Jones is having more troub
lie at Minneota. Two new suits
have been brought against him over
his flooding small area of land in
the village of Minneota. Jones is a
big man, but finds bucking the
whole city there bad proposition
Winthrop village dads have Sc
cured the land to commence the
work on park for that town.. The
property purchased was originally
intended for park purposes, but in
some manner got away from the
earlier village authorities.
Editor Angus McRae of the San
born Sentinel chaperoned a party
of hunters 10 the three lakes in the
Three Lakes township in quest of
ducks. The latter were scarce.
Those seen were wild. Editor Nc.
was ''tabooed" as poor chaperon.
A poultry and horse show was
one of the features of the market
day program at Springfield yester-
| day. A number of fine horses were
on exhibition, while the display of
various kinds of poultry was inter
esting to the fancier of that class OF
exhibits.
One student from this locality. can,
this month. secure a special discount
at Browns Business College, North
field, MINI. You should apply at
once. 1O-4t.
Buildings made of concrete
bricks are springing up all over
: the country, towns along the St.
Louis having number of them. AT
Hazel Run such a building has just
been completed and the sheriff of
Yellow Medicine county says that
it would be credit to any town.
The Echo Enterprise says that on
Wednesday of last week Chas. Coop
err sold 40 acres of land he owned
just south of town for $50 an acre.
He paid $50 an acre for the land
just two years ago. This is the
highest price we have known Vel
low Medicine county land to sell
for.
The Echo says that the creamery
at Milroy has been closed, after a
successful summers business. The
stockholders expect to re- open it as
early as Feb. 1st, although 40 days
later is more apt to be the time.
Herman Gieseke, the superinten-
dent has gone to his home in Spring
field.
David Collins, an itinerant horse
trader an d consumero "wet goods, !"
was found dead near the Great Nor
them tracks in Marshall. The
death followed an unusually heavy
consumption OF liquor and the coro-
ner declared IAN inquest unneces-
ary." There's an object lesson for
] you.
A travelling man claims that the
country about Crookson is a hunt
ers' pardise, ducks by the million
having been in the sloughs and
lakes in that territory on their
flight to the south. Two hours
shooting by couple of men result
ed in the bagging of over go NAL
lards, and their sport was stopped
simply because they we're not allow
ed to take any more out of the coun-
try.
A mail pouch for the Glencoe
postofice which was delivered from
the Friday evening train is missing
and up to the present time nothin ;
has been heard from it. As is US
ually the custom an employee at the
depot received the sacks on truck
which was Immediately wheeled in
to the freight room tor safe keep
ling, and the pouch was not missed
until the following morning when
the time came for delivering it with
others at the Office. The railroad mail
!clerk checked the sacks as they
were handed from the mail car, and
consequently. unless mistake was
! made, it was not carried by, YET
: had it been sufficient time has elaps
led to discover the error. The only