The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-05
BY AIKEN & sCHMAHL-
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

has returned from hOcneSI0r, Wn0re
he purchased five year old pacing
mare, Lady Russell, and now George
is expected to do some pretty lively
stunts on the streets of Morgan.
Where are your sick? Headache,
fouI-tongue. no appetite, lack energy.
pain in your stomach, constipation.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you we'll AT
Hitchcock's.
Ground has been broken for the
new Episcopal church in New Ulm,
the structure to be erected on the
corner of Broadway and Second
streets. The building will be COM
pleted this year and will be state
ly edifce.
The Brown county agricultural
society has reorganized with Ferd.
Crone as president, Jacob Kloss-
ner as vice-president, Adolph Bur-
meister as secretary and F. Fl.
Behnke as treasurer. The society
proposes holding fair this year.
The census enumeration has COM
pleted his work in Springfield and
the Advance says that the popula-
ton in that town will be somewhat
less than 1000. This is surprising
because it was thought that Spring
field would show bigger gain.
The appearance of the town indi-
Gates it.
Jos. Kreitinger, one of the build
ers of the Carnegie library build
ing at this place, and one of the
most responsible contractors in the
business, has secured the contract
for the construction of a new bank
building at Lake Preston, S. D., to
cost 81, 800, the building to be com.
pleted with hot water plant ard
plumbing.
Blue Earth county has paid the
bill of the second Koch trial in full,
which foots up to $3,720.55, the
largest items being Jurors, 1858
witnesses, $698: baliffs, SAT-; jury
that tried the case, 1922; sheriff,
1921. This does not include the
fees for the lawyers, The bill has
been sent to the auditor of Brown
county to be presented to the coun.
ty commissioners for allowance.
This years enrolment at the
Mankato normal summer training
school promises to break all rec.
ords. At the end of the first week
the registration surpassed that Of
the same week for last year by sc
or 40, and on Wednesday Afternoon
of the first week the registration
had reached $50. The indications
are that the attendance this year
will reach 900 as against 565 for last
year. The teachers are still com
ing into that city.
According to the Winthrop News
Miss Luella Hanson of that town
was almost paralyzed by a bolt o.
lightning descending from a clear
sky. Miss Hanson was at tele-
phone in the Klossner home when
the bolt struck. She moved a short
distance after the lightning struck
her, and then screamed and fell in
a faint to the floor. A doctor was
sent for, and before he arrived Miss
Hanson body grew cold and stiff.
Heroic treatment brought her to.
The Cotton wood Current appears
to be jubilant over the fact that the
base ball team of that town defeated
Jalbert Johnson s Redwood mutuals.
This is the way the base ball re.
porter of that paper serves the
news: eve have met the enemy
and they are ours. :" The Cotton
wood Reds and the aggregation OF
fans who followed them to Wood
Lake yesterday returned jubilant
with victory, the scalps of the Red
wood team dangling from their
belts. IL to OF Well what do you
think of that? This is the score
that surprised the stay at homes
when they heard of it. Red ood
has always had strong team and
this season has been no exception.
They have in the past played and
defeated the best team in this part
OF the country, not excepting Han
lev Falls which. for a connie of