The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-10-04
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

4 $500 -
has decided to have another market
day celebration on Tuesday, Oct.
10th, and special attractions will be
provided for the occasion.
Good advice to women. If you want
a beautiful complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes. red lips, good health. take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
There is nothing like it. 35 cents. Tea
or tablet. H. M. Hitchcock.
Col. B. M. Sackreiter is the new
proprietor of the Commercial hotel
at San born. The house has been
papered, painted and thoroughly
renovated throughout, and the Sen
tinel says that the entire force is
new from the proprietor to the
chambermaid. Col. Sackreiter will
prove popular Boniface and will
give Sanborn a first class hotel.
The annurl report of the Minue-
apolis & st. Louis railway COM
pany, filed with the state railroad
and warehouse commission, shows
the gross earnings from the opera
tions of the road during the past
year to have been 1892, 938. 81.
Operating expenses for the same
period amounted to 81, 1929, 955 As,
leaving an income from operation of
81, 1872 983 Sc.
The Brown county fair associa-
ton was not interfered with in run
ming the county fair on Sunday this
year, but the managers we're OBJ
liged to promise the ministers of
that town that there would be no
furter attempts to conduct Sunday
shows. The managers may resign
in favor of another crew by the
time the next fair time rolls around.
Al the last monthly meeting of
the Morgan creamery the receipts
OF milk for the proceeding month was
reported at 40, 839 pounds. From
this the creamery secured 5,429
pounds of butter fat. The ship
ments amounted to 935 tubs for
which the creamery received 81, 078. :
| hA
received 20 cents per pound for
their butter fat.
The Winthrop News says that DR..
Koch of New Ulm continues to be
the target of people with morbid
curiosity. While at Morton last
week the word was passed and the
craming of rubber necks was a
sight. At Winthrop the doctor
strolled about town butthe citizens,
outside of few brave kids, took to
the woods, led by Editor Johnson,
and possessed anything but a de-
sire to see the young dentist.
Nelson Bros. of Milroy are having
large feeding shed built near their
feed yard east of the railroad stock
yards, and member of the firm
has gone to Montana and South Da-
kota to purchase large number of
sheep for shipment to Milroy. where
they will be fattened during the
winter. A large amount of feed of
all kinds is being secured by the
brothers, who expect to make sue
cess of the venture.
The spreading of rails on a side
track in the San born yards was the
cause of three freightI'cars and the
tender of the engine sbeing thrown
over an embankment and badly de-
molished. The right hand side of
the engine cab was injured and the
engineer received slight injuries.
The wrecking crew and all the Sec
ton men between Tracy and New
Ulm were worked throughout an
entire day to clean up the debris
and get the track into shape. The
Sentinel says that. it was the fault
of the roadmaster who built the
track.
The Milroy Echo, speaking of the
storm of Sept. 18th, says: A heavy
rainstorm passed over this part of
Westline Saturday evening that has
had no equal in the past two years.
The storm came up suddenly from
the west about 10 clock and in a
short time two inches of water had
fallen, and much hail fell that kept
up merry tit-tat-to on the roofs of
buildings. The hail stripped all
the leaves from corn in it's path and