The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-08
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

The Morgan creamery PAID IL
cente pound for butter fat receiv-
ed up to Oct. goth. The shipments
amounted to 971 tubs and the total
milk received was 1l9.501 pounds.
Pain may go by the name of rheu-
matism. neuralgia, lumbago, pIeursy.
No matter what names the pains are
called. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will drive them away. IS cents. H
M. Hitchcock.
The new 100000 court house at
Window was dedicated on Nov. Sd,
Gov. Johnson delivering the dedica-
tory address. The building is one
of the finest country court houses
in the state.
John Cohrs of Cincinnati is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Damman
of Sanborn, the first time that the
two have seen each other in %
years, they having parted shortly
after landing. in this country from
Germany.
Col. Knute Sandum OF the Brice-
lyn Sentinel says that the ninth tel
ephone line from the east has enter
ed Bricelyn and has been named
America. Just why Knute
should give the line this name re-
mains to be explained. A telephone
line is to talk over. America don I
talk but gets down to business at
once.
Ha! It's dad" Rea of the Tracy
Herald. 1t took a display announce
ment to convey the news to the
Herald readers. Oct. 21st was the
date of the arrival, and the little
fellow says that he has been called
"a little devil because my papa
edits the Tracy Herald. f" Anyway
there are whole lot ST gelding edi
tors tuuJ would be more sunny il
they had one or two 'such as
these
The Candy Herald says: "The
first of the week it was our pleasure
to visit the temporary factory o.
the Detachable Boiler Flue Manu-
featuring Co. at Client. The name
of the company tells just what they
are making "a detachable boiler aue
an Improvement which the company
believes will be in general use
wherever steam is used for power
The fues are so constructed thai
they can be readily taken from the
boiler, cleaned and repaired and re
placed with little cost.
Madison continues to be stirred
up over the granting by the council
of two liquor licenses several
months after the people of that town
declared, by their votes, that Ii
cense should not be granted. The
coup was brought about by two oil
the temperance aldermen rendering
their designations and two license
aldermen being appointed in their
places at recent meeting of the
council. The Press says that the
the granting of the licenses
to saloons has simply changed the
scene of drunken imbecility from
the railroad right OF way to the bus.
mess portion of the town, where the
police can watch the imbibers more
closely.
The Omaha railroad company has
constructed a beautiful new depot
at st. Peter-the home of statesmen
and is now engaged in straighten.
ing it's track just northeast of town
so that when the work is completed
the trip to St. Paul will be made
one mile shorter. The cutoff is
across the marshy land back of the
banks of the Minnesota river, Wher
the line was originally built it was
unsafe and practically impossible
to build across this land, but time
works wonders, and now Winston
Bros, the contractors, are at work
and have increased the force and
intend to rush, their operations
with all possible speed. They dc
not propose to be caught mapping,
should the river overflow its banks
next spring, realizing that high
water would wash out all their fills
and destroy season S work. There
are now three trains at work anG