The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-22
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

of that town. Other improvements
have been made in connection with
the electric lighting system.
Pain may 60 by the name of rheu-
matism. neuralgia, lumbago, pleursy.
No matter what names the pains are
called. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will drive them away. IS cents. II
M. Hitchcock.
The New York life insurance
companies continue to keep their
agents in the field, taking mostly to
the smaller towns of the country.
It's hard picking for the poor agents
but the innocent must suffer with
the guilty.
Rev. L. F. Badger of this city
met with the Presbyterian congre-
cation of Green Valley, Lyon coun-
ty, early last week, giving them
some important advice on the ques-
ton OF conducting the affairs of the
church at that place.
Editor McRae bad an enlargement
of his quarters at Sanborn during
the past two weeks. This gives
him more room to swing the pencil
and throw the type. AS postmaster
be is also given additional room for
pounding stamps and throwing mail
sacks.
The Granite Journal says that
TUESDAY last six gas lighting
plants were sold to as many BUSH
ness men of Grenite Falls, and will
be placed in the buildings at once.
This is too bad, but is solely the
fault of the poor lighting service we
have been receiving"
The Morton Enterprise says that
two county officials of Renville will
meet with various bumps in their
attempts to slide back into Office at
the next election-Attorney Muir
ray and Sheriff Headline. It's ear
ly, boys, to make predictions that
may not come true.
Edward Lueck of Redwood Falls
and Miss Martha Zimmerman were
married at the home of the brides
parents in CORTLAND Thursday
afternoon. Rev. E. F. Bollenbach
officiated. The young people will
live near Redwood Falls, where Mr..
Lueck is engaged in farming.
Judge Powers of the Granite
Willmar district, travels about his
district, out of the regular court
time, to administer speedy justice.
A short time ago he went up to
Madison to investigate a charge of
theft against a person accused Of
stealing an overcoat. He found the
evidence insufficient and ordered
the man released.
Last week we stated that the SUI
preme court had reversed Judge
Weber in giving new trial in the
case of Davis VS.. Patterson at Mar
shall. This was an error. The re-
versal occurred in the case of Thos.
Davis VS.. Sid E. Pierce, wherein
Tom sued Pierce for about $4O0 at
torney's fees. The jury gave Tom
what he asked for. Then the Judge
granted new trial. Tom appealed
to the supreme court aud secured a
reversal OF the order of the trial
court.
Hoidale &ISomsen of New Ulm
haye disposed off the remainder of
their Regina, Canada. tract of land
to Iowa capitalists. CThe amounts
sold were over 1000 acres at $40. SO
per acre. This is probably the
largest single land transaction ever
made by residents of that city.
A large tracti was bought by this
firm four years ago when the move
ment 10 Canada lands first started
and when most people looked upon
investments in that country as an
uncertain speculation.
Andy Keefe of Morton, who was
scheduled by Gov. Johnson for
something under the present Demo-
cratic administration of affairs in
this state something which he
never got-is now travelling for
the International Harvester Co., his
territory being in Canada. Gov.
Johnson appointed the attorney OF
the International Harvester Co. to
a place on the Hennepin county dis
trict cnurt hanch and when he