The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-10-25
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

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A young farmer named Senus
Jensen of Lincoln county fell from
load Of hay and ran pitchfork Is
inches into his abdomen. He is re-
covering.
Girls. If you want red lips, laughing
eyes. sweet breath and good looks use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
greatest beautifier known. 35 cents.
Tea or tablets. III. M. Hitchcock.
Rev. w. j. Schulze of Sanborn,
pastor of the German Lutheran
church of that place, has been sum-
moned to Stillwater-to take charge
of the Lutheran church in that city.
The Lutherans at Sanborn have ex-
pressed a unanimous desire that
the minister remain in their midst.
The hotel inspector visited DAN
ube and told P. III. Fabel, the pro-
prietor of the hotel there, that he
would have to put in fire escapes
within a certain time, or close up
his hotel, or be adjudged in con-
tempt of the law. The Herald
thinks that the law is very good
for every place except Danube.
The September report of the
Morgan telephone station shows
that the receipts amounted to over
$114, the largest in the history Of
the station. OF this amount $45 10
was for toll on long distance and
rural lines. The net earnings of
the company for the year ending
March 1st last were $43681 on an
investment of 81, 500.
The Lamberton Milling company
has put in a 70 horse power gas
producing engine to furnish power
for the mill. The company is over
hauling the other machinery, erect
ing -four house and Office, etc.,
the total improvements amounting
to alb Jut $4,000. When completed
the company will have one of the
best country mills in the state.
G. A. Bennett Of the Granite Jour-
nal roamed about this country a
great deal with the Indians in the
early days, and we will soon have
to refer to him as an old man. He
was down at the Hutchinson semi
jubilee celebration, and there it
leaked out that the old man was in
Glencoe in 1866 and bought the
Glencoe Register. and ran the rag"
for couple of years.
G. W. Folsom has sold the Cotton
wood Current to Huddleston & Sis
son and is now back in Revere,
where he has been attempting to
once more gain possession of his
first love, the Revere Record, under
threat of starting new paper. Mr..
Folsom is too good a newspaper
man rot to be looking for a much
larger town than Revere. His sue
cessors at Cottonwood are practical
men.
The Wood Lake News states that
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr of Barron
county, Wis, who operated in and
around Wood Lake last spring, has
been jailed for eight months for
swindling in her home county.
While operating around Wood Lake
she attempted to beat the Frank
brothers, residing in the township
of Posen, out of $1,000 and caused
loss of 800 to the bank at Wood
Lake. 1t is possible that the latter
institution may get her back into
Yellow Medicine county after she
has served her term in the Barron
county Jail.
Frank Slade of Dawson shot
Aaron Kraft of Watson in the head
in Tom Elingboe's saloon at Monte
yideo, apparently without cause.
Kraft, who was just over from the
old country, and unable to talk much
English, came to Monteyideo from
Watson the day before and had a
draft of $50 cashed. The next morn
ing he was in the saloon and was
talking in his broken English about
being robbed of $40. Slade kept
talking to him and abusing him, APP
parently trying to pick quarrel.
Queenameen the bartender, said to
Slade that Kraft could not UNDER
stand what he was saying, when
Slade said: well, then / will take
| q shot at him ~ andnnull;n0 a ravol.