The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-23
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items OF General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

The Chicago & Northwestern has
torn down the wooden water tank
in it's yards at New Ulm and erected
ten inch steel stand pipe in place
of the same.
IF you are troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you we'll IF
it fails get your money back. That's
fair. Csc at Fl. M. Hitchcock's.
R. H. Kempton of Morgan pur-
chased the entire interest of the
Morgan Live Stock Co., and after
holding the same for four days sold
the same to G. B. Root, who intends
to conduct the business with S. S.
George as buyer.
The Advance gets jolly over the
fact that all of the members of the
Springfield base ball club are home
players, and that they have given
Springfield the enviable reputation
of being the fastest amateur all home
team in this section of the state. It
is something to be proud of, sure.
The Morgan council is still con-
sidering the claim of Mrs. f. B.
Hartwick of that place, who wants
$500 damages by reason of personal
injuries received from walking over
a defective sidewalk. The council
is also talking OF extending the
sewer system in that town.
The Springfield Farmers and
Citizens Mutual Telephone Co.,
aside from doing the bulk of the
business in that city, now has nine
rural lines in operation and three
more of these lines will be finished
inside of the next week. The com
pany intends to build two more
rural lines before the cold weather
puts stop to the work of construc-
ton.
Sanborn Sentinel: ]. A. Metzler
left last Friday morning for Mar
shall where he went to join the
Redwood Falls base ball team. The
team has been materially strength
ened and will make tour of sever
al weeks playing some of the best
amateur teams of this state and
Wisconsin. Metz will do honors for
them at the initial bag, and it goes
without saying that he will cover
the ground with credit.
Say girls, there are lots of things
your brother can do that you can
not. For instance, throw a ball
the way your brother does. You
are not to blame, your brothers
arm is put on the shoulder with a
different muscular arrangement.
Few girls can whistle and what
job girl makes when she sharpens
lead pencil. You cannot drive
a nail, as it should go. There are
many things woman cannot do
that men can and things men cannot
do that women can. It is evident
woman was not intended to lead
Rooseveltian existence.
The Mankato Free Press SAYS
that the wheat from the crop of 1905,
which has already been marketed at
the elevators in that city has been
No. Northern, and it is thought
that practically all of the wheat
grown around that city will attain
that grade. This places the grade
Of wheat in that section better than
Redwood county this year, as eleva-
tor men and farmers think that but
very little wheat here will go better
than No 2. and some of it even
poorer. The average yield in Blue
Earth county is estimated at be-
tween Is and 20 bushels per acre,
and that is very high average.
Morgan Messenger: Postmaster
A. E. King, of Redwood Falls and
F. S. Pollard of this place, have
been getting their heads together,
and upon their recommendation
much better mail service has been
established between here and the
county seat, also between Morgan
and Evan. Heretofore, there has
been but one mail each way, day,
between Morgan and Redwood Falls,