The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-16
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items OF General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

Children and matches caused
fire in the residence of ]. o. Hanson
of Sanborn, but the flames were ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
G. A. Volt & Co. of Winona pur-
chased the Sanborn village $4,000
Improvement bonds issued for the
purpose of installing a lighting
plant in that city.
IF you are troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you well. If
it fails get your money back. That's
fair. 35c at II. M. Hitchcock's.
Marshall had street carnival
with the Cash Carnival Co. as the
concern through which the attrac-
tions were secured. The papers
report the affair a very large sue
cess.
The Hansen & Arveson cement
crew are at work finishing the
cement walk along Vernon avenue,
opposite the park, in Morgan. Cor
rugated walks are being laid and
are proving very satisfactory.
The Censor reports that Donald
Currie sold his fine 24O acre farm
three miles from that town TO Chas.
Gladitsch, receiving $50 per acre
for the same, including one-half of
the crops grown on the same this
year.
Miss Gwen Eaton, who grad uated
from the Redwood high school with
honors last June, has accepted a
position as teacher in the Steff1 dis
trict, No. Is, Three Lakes township,
during the coming school year.
Miss Gwen was one of the brightest
memb RS of her class.
Editor Bill Owens of the Walnut
Trloune hoed his garden one eve
ming after supper. That same night
Jim Larson S COW broke loose and
ate everything in the garden be-
longing to the editor. A suit in
consumption and value has been
avoided by Jim rendering the edi-
tor five cents damage. That is
tough on the editor S garden.
According to the Morgan Messen-
ger DR.. W. W. Garlic of that place
met with an unfortunate accident
while riding a bicycle. A fright.
ened animal kicked him, MASKING
the little finger of his left hand and
few bones in the lower portion OIL
that hand were broken. The acct
dent incapacitates DIR. Garlic from
dental work for some time.
In preparation for the fall bus
mess which is expected to be IN
precedented, the Chicago & North
western railroad company has
ordered rolling stock aggregatine
81, 900, 900, and part of it is now ir
service. By the end of the summer
it is expected that the remainder
will be in use on the various lines
of the company throughout the
country.
A domestic in the residence O
Chas. Vogel, New Ulm, was sur
prised one morning recently, on en-
tering the kitchen, to find tramp
munching away on a piece of but
tered bread. The tramp, on seeins
the girl, rushed out of the house
with dark bundle and escaped
through the back yard. He didn'
even say thank you for his meal
SO suddenly interrupted,
Editor Phil. Liesch of the Brown
County Journal has been having al
kinds of trouble since the GebharC
murder. Aside from being fneC
$3.50 for contempt of court by Judg,
1
Cray of Mankato, he was sluggeC
by Tony Wiesner of New Ulm, jus
as the editor finished calling the lat
ter a liar. The Review, which
might be just a little bit favorabl,
to Editor Liesch, says that Wiesnel
was the recipient of several boxe:
of cigars after the occurrence.
The New Ulm council has appro
priated 5000 to assist the Brown
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