The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

The Winthrop News says that
the citizens of that city are clam
ing for a lake. and suggests the
dredging of Sand lake, nearby
body of sand, for that purpose.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the mother
in-law problem, just give her regularly
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
will make her healthy, happy and do
ciIe as lamb 35c tea or tablets at H.
M. Hitchcock's.
Charles B. Steelman. a former re-
sident of Kandiyohi county, expects
to receive between $1,000, 900 and
$4, OO0. 900, as his share of his grand
fathers estate in the city of New
York. The property was consid
cred of no value at the time of the
old gentleman S migration west
ward, but at present is considered
worth $50, 900, 900.
The Vesta Censor got out boom
edition last week the occasion being
it's second birthday anniversary.
The front page was adorned by the
halftone pictures of the editorial
family, Messrs. Harris aud Lewis
and wives, pretty good looking
bunch to be wasting time in coun-
try print shop. The edition was
a daisy geographically and editor
tally.
Here is sample of young edi-
tor IS love letter. He is now being
sued by the recipient of the said
letter for $4,000. We think be
ought to pay. Sweetheart, what
a beautiful voice you have. 1t is a
caress, the touch of an angels
wing, the soft fitting of a goddess
finger over the melodic strings of
some celestial harp. 1t is symph-
ony-a poem.
Fairfax Standard: Con Donnelly
for many years resident of Fair
fax, out who, with his family,
moved to Minneapolis two years
ago, was found dead on his claim
near Ray, N. D., on the morning of
Tuesday, July II. The deceased
was sleeping on his claim nights,
but took meals at the home of his
brother Nike some little distance
away. When he did not come in
the morning as usual search was
made with the above result. The
deceased was about IS years of age
and it is supposed that death was
the result of heart disease.
Bricelyn Sentinel: Last Saturday
most unusual accident befell Miss
Mabel, the 15-year old daughter of
Hans Underdahl, living north Of
Frost. She, in company with the
farm hands, was putting up the hay
and as it was considerable distance
from the house, the lunch was TAX
ca along, and as the dinner hour
approached, Miss Mabel built a
camp fire and placing tin pail cor
tanning the coffee, tightly covered,
over the fire, she proceeded toaar
range for the monday meal. AS
she was bending over the fire a
terrific explosion occurred and the
boiling coffee and steam shot out
onto her face and neck and right
arm, fairly scalding the same. DR..
Nannestad was summoned and re-
lieved the suffering girl and then
brought her to Bricelyn for treat
ment. She is stopping at Mrs.
Daily and receiving most careful
attention. The face was one large
blister, the eyes were closed and
the skin is peeling from the body,
but by careful treatment the doctor
hopes to bring her out without leaY-
ing any of the marks of her terri
BILE experience.
The St. Peter Herald believes
that the Wisconsin man who has
discovered a mixture so strong that
drop of it will make a gallon of
beer, has conferred favor on the
married men OF the country, says
the Adrian Democrat. Now when
a lady gets too dashed inquisitive
when lodge holds little late, and
insists on knowing just why you
wind the clock with your latch key,
and instead of putting the cat out
doors put it in the bureau drawer,
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