The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-28


families have been cut off from mail
service out near Shutdown, owing to
the impossible condition Of the
roads, says the 3Sanborns Sentinel.
Patrons on other roads should profit
by this example and keep the roads
over which the mail carriers have to
drive daily in a passable condition.
The roads have been in miserable
condition this fall and carriers would
not be compelled to drive over some
pieces of road on their respective
routes, had they shown a disposition
tobeI contrary E . /! 9fG
Your stomach churns and digests
the food. you eat and if foul, or
out of order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. Hollist-
-er's- Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you
well. ] 35 cents, tea or tablets. H..
M. Hitchcock & Co. 8.
Morgan Messenger Messrs.- Al F.
Ellies and J. C.. Albrecht left on
Tuesday for ten days tour thru
Canada and North Dakota. Their
first stop will be at Glen Even,
Sask., Canada, where they will visit
at the Frank Readen home. From
there they will go into North Da-
kota. It is their intention to pur-
chase land in either Canada or North
Dakota if they find tract. suitable.
~ A. C. Dittbenner came over
from Gibbon Monday and loaded his
household goods, which were shipped
to Gibbon. Mr.. Dittbenner has
purchased a restaurant at that place
a few years ago very successfully
and will no doubt meet with success
in his new undertaking. = roo r
The defeat of Mrs. D. Forbes for
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of schools of
Lyon county is sincerely regretted
by her hosts of warm friends, tho
defeat is taken by that lady with a
complaisant and happy mood, with
the keenest appreciation of the earn
est efforts of her many friends, and
with the consciousness that she con-
Quoted a campaign free from per-
sonalities, and in an open and lady
like manner, says the Marshall
Messenger. For ten years she has
labored faithfully in the interests OF
the schools of the county, winning
the highest approval of the state
educational authorities, and cannot
but find a high degree of satisfac
ton in such commentator. And il
is to her credit that she failed to use
or even divulge to her closest friends
the nature of official documents il
her possession that would easily
have swept opposition from the field
! Let US praise womankind for no
descending to personalities, ever
under the most aggravating anC
tempting conditions, while condemn
ing the average masculine politician
for that kind of work.
Fred. Schultz, working on farm
a few miles east of Sleepy Eye, fel
a victim to the corn shredder recent
ly, lost two middle fingers and thu
thumb Of his left hand while feeding
one of the machines. The index ant
little finger were badly smashed an(
cut, but they will probably bere
stored to the use of the owner. Tw,
years previous to the very day tn,
owner of the farm lost all o
the fingers of his left hand OF
I the same machine In addition t.
this accident the Zumbrota News re
cords the following: The corn shred
der has started its yearly harvest o.
/ fingers and hands and one machine
got two victims this week. Alder
Lexvold was tending a machine OF
the farm of Carl Lunde and Will
reaching into the machine to pull GU
a stock which was clogging the ma
chine got his right hand caught. H
managed to pull it out, loosing onl,
the first joint of the little finger. Hi
thumb and third finger were badl,
cut also. The next day Andrew Oh
son was tending the same machin
and as result Andrew is minus
thumb and has two fingers severel
lacerated. Both unfortunate youn1
men are congratulating themselve
that they did not loose a hand o
arm.