The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-10-11
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.


A can of lemonade was used to
extinguish flames that might have
set fire to all of Revere.
Some New Ulm fellows have or
ganized what is to be known as the
Minnesota travelling mems health
association. Very few travelling
men travel for their health, how
ever.
The Echo Enterprise says that
VIM. Knapp of Redwood Falls was
there recently assisting Mrs. Fl. J.
Knapp in packing up her household
goods, preparatory to moving to
Red wood Falls, a removal already
made.
Every person in Sanborn is gas
ing, according to Editor McRae,
who states that 'sall the loose men
about town are working on the gas
plant and the work has been pro-
crossing rapidly as result. We
gas so. Pardon the very old
one.
Morgan has organized CONNER
cial club with III. M. Ball as presi-
dent, E. FL. Albrecht as vice-presi-
pent, Albert Hauser as secretary
and DR.. J. L. Adams as treasurer.
The club started out with a mem
bership of only 80, and the list con-
tinues to increase.
Miss Ida Crooks of this city, a
graduate in the last class from the
Redwood Falls high school, has
commenced to teach school in what
is known as the Bateman district,
near Milroy. Miss Crooks is one
of the most promising of Redwood
county's young teachers.
The Wood Lake News thinks that
seven candidates for county attor
new in Redwood county next year
would form an unlucky number
for six OF them. The editor OF the
News may rest assured that there
will not be seven candidates -ir
fact, long way from that number
St. Peter is agitating the propo
sition of putting in a canning fac
tory at that place, and proposes to
have the same ready for the canning
of the sweet corn crop of next year
A Chicago construction company
representative has been stirring
up the denizens of the insane city
on that point.
The Sanborn Sentinel says tha1
Tracy Ferris, who has been cashier
at the depot for sex eral weeks past
has been transferred to Springfield
where he will have charge of the
night operator S chair at that place
His place here will be filled by Mr.
F. Scnlekau, formerly night man al
Lamberton, who will move here
with his family in a few days.
The Aberdeen American wants te
know what becomes OF durrum OF
macaroni wheat. 1t goes on to tel.
the discrimination in price against
this variety. but shows that when il
gets to Minneapolis it is undoubt
eddy mixed with other wheat and
ground into -four, and the farmer is
thus made to suffer, while the big
millers reap rich profit off them
A st. Paul paper of recent date
announces that Mrs. Caroline Steg
ner of Red wood Falls, who has beer
receiving hospital treatment here
(St. PauD for several weeks, was
examined as to her sanity in the
probate court yesterday, and com,
mitted to the state hospital for the
insane at st. Peter. She is said tc
be subject to religious delusions.
Being resident of Red wood county
the expenses of the examination
and the commitment will be charged
to that county.
The following clipped from the
Marshall Reporter will be of great
interest to a number of the friends
OF the Wolff family in Redwood
Falls: J. R. Wolff has opened uE
his grocery and bakery store in the
new Parsons store on the east side
and is enjoying quite a raid this
week. Mr.. Wolff has very nice
place, everything being gotten uI