The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-09-13
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items OF General Interest Taken From
the Different Exchanges.

The excavation for the new mill at
Fairfax has commenced, and even
the skeptical are willing to concede
that Fairfax's chances for securing
first-class mill are very bright.
Dear Gust have solved the mother
in-law problem, just give her regularly
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
will make her healthy, happy and do
cile as lamb. Csc tea or tablets at HI.
M. Hitchcock's.
Do not cut short your own day S
work and leave the hired man to
milk the cows after dark. Did you
ever think what misery a cow must
be in with a big bag pressed just
as full of milk as it can hold?
Phil Liesch, the New Ulm editor,
to- day paid $3.50 fine assessed
against him by Judge Cray who
found him guilty of contempt of
court. Liesch having published GER
tain articles in the Brown County
Journal anent the Koch case.
The Morgan council opened bids
Monday evening for the extension
of the town drain-the distance TO
be extended being 40 rods. This
will carry the bad Iwater further
away from the town before it casts
its impure taints into the virgin
air.
The Sanborn lock-upS quarters
we're over-crowded during the
rainy weather of twossweeks ago,
and some of the citizens of that town
were obliged to brace the sides to
keep the inmates from Gbreaking
through. Whereupon the .Sentinel
gave US good lecture on the folly
Of hitting the booze jugs.
The directors of the Milroy Farm.
ers Elevator Co. held meeting re-
Gently md accepted the1 new eleva-
tor v...t for the company by Tay-
lor Bros. of Lake Benton. and paid
the latter firm the balance of the
money due them. The elevator is
now open and is the cause of good
prices for small grain at that point.
Gov. Bob. LaFollette is to speak
at the Turner theatre in New Ulm
on Sept. Goth. Bryanidrew IA large
crowd when be spoke sin that town,
and it is predicted that Bob. will
draw a much larger gathering. He
will speak on the "Perils of the
Machine, or the Gloating Glee OF
the Grinding Gang. You ought to
hear it.
The Arlington canning factor
opened just two or three weeks ago,
has already experienced it's first
strike. The younger element, Is
in number, walked out of the fac
tory and received to work unless
they refused higher wages, The
superintendent canned" the OUT
fit, got new help, and now the
strikers are. sorry that they quit
their jobs.
The Granite Falls telephone COM
pany has commenced work framing
and setting poles on the lstreets of
that city, preparatory to putting in
second exchange in that town.
The local company will be in oppo-
sition to the Minnesota Central
Telephone Co., and one of the con-
Germs will probably quit the job be-
fore long. Granite Falls isn't any
too good telephone town, Jas it is.
One of the rural carriers in Can
by spent $235 for horse feed and
$l15 for horseshoeing last year, be-
sides oil aud repairs for wagon and
harness, leaving him less than $3.50
to live on. This is probably the
story of the average rural carrier
and those who know and appreciate
the conditions under which they
work are generally coming to the
rescue with an occasional sack of
oats or other contributionsssto help
them along. Marshall Reporter.
Milroy loses the residence of the
parish priest because the Catholics
around that town mode no special
effort to get it-failed to subscribe
the necessary funds, while the fell
lows down at Lucan, just, few
miles east of the western town, did
the proper act, and the residence
will be built there. The priest in
charge of that parish is Father