The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-09

Renville Star Farmer: 4. o..
Gold met with quite a serious acct
dent while on his recent trip to
North Dakota. It seems that while
at Rugby he happened to oe walk
ing leisurely along the platform at
the depot when, without thinking,
he stepped off the edge. some eight
inches on slant, doubling his foot
over and throwing his whole weight
on it. Although no bone was brok-
en- he sustained a severe sprain of
the member. He returned home
Saturday and is using crutches to
get around.
If you are troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Hockey Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you well. If
it fails get your money back. That's
fair. 35c at FL. M. Hitchcock's.
Albert H. Schoregge, New Ulm
lad, was killed on the Inflated gun
boat, Bennington, blown up in San
Diego harbor Friday, July 21st.
Contrary to the wishes of relatives,
his remains were inferred in COM
mon grave with the rest of his un-
fortunate comrades, but upon the
remonstrance of Governor Johnson
and County Auditor Vogel the gov
eminent authorities ordered the
body exhumed and shipped to New
Ulm where the funeral occurred last
week, being escorted to it's last rest
ing place with military honors.
The Pioneer Press in speaking OF
"Sailor" Jeans arrival in st. Paul
last week has the following in re-
gard to his trip: Sailor Jean S
real name is Jean A. Krohn, and at
one time he was editor and publish
err of the Herald at Amboy, MINI.
He is walking around the country
on SIS, 900 wager made with G. T,
Harrington of Boston, Mass. In
order to win the bet, Krohn must
have completed his 1900 mile tour
by Oct. 1, 1906. He has already
walked 10000 miles and is three
months ahead of the shedule be
mapped out for himself in order tc
coyer the distance in the time pre-
scribed.'
One of the most disastrous fires
in the history of Glenwood visited
that town shortly after seven O'Clock
last Friday night. Before the fire
was under control five business
houses and one residence we're com
pletely destroyed. The loss amounts
to over fifteen thousand dollars
The origin of the fire is unknown
but is believed to have started in
spontaneous combustion of chemi
Gals such as is used in photography
The fire broke out in the Andre VS.
building and was first discovered
in the cupola of the building. Sc
dan and Lowry fire departments
we're summoned and assisted in the
fire fighting.
Regarding the general idea that
empty cigar boxes must be broken
as soon as emptied, Revenue Col
lector Bonback has the following in
the Heron Lake News: There is
no new rule in regard to empty CT
gar boxes. The law requires that
when box is empty that the stamp
shall be destroyed and when such
boxes are to be given away you
should also destroy the caution no
tice and factory number branded on
the box. But where the boxes are
being kept by the dealer for his
own use, the destruction Of
the stamp will suffice. You
can do what you please with the
empty boxes after the stamps have
been destroyed in accordance with
the above rule. !"
Serves 'em right, According tc
the Olivia Times the following is
one of Mr.. Fullerton S numerous
checks on the poachers: A petition
signed by large number of our
citizens and addressed to Samuel
Fullerton, state game warden, has
been in circulation the past few
weeks, and is now about ready tc
be sent to that gentleman. The pc
tition prays that the game warden
will put stop to the illegal fishing