The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-27

lleVe that rheumatism can be cured
with local appliances. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is the only
positive cure for rheumatism. 35
cents, tea or tablets. H. M. Hitch
cock. 6
Marshal De Choine of Raymond
reported that all the dogs of that
village have been licensed this sea-
son. Some of the bow-wows had to
be shut up before their owners
would cough-up, and only their
plalntive bowling. would induce their
close-fsted owners to bail them out.
A lady in Ivanhoe has found a
sure cure for broken dishes. If the
dish to be mended can be tied to-
gether with a stout string, then
place it in boiling milk and leave
one hour, you can never tell the dish
had been broken and it can after
wards be put into boiling water
without the pieces coming apart.
This experiment has been tried and
proven and many are the broken
dishes which were thot to be useless
which are now as good as new.
Mankato Free Press: Miss Kath-
ryn Gallagher, who has been con-
Quoting a musical studio in the
Richards block, and who left the
city a week ago last Tuesday after
announcing that she had been called
to Chicago on account of the illness
of sister, seems to have left her
financial affairs in somewhat of
tangle. Before going she gave Jay
Henry Long a bill of sale of her
entire personal property, including
a $500 piano, to protect a chattel
mortgage. The studio was elegantly
furnished, but the furnishings do
not appear to have been all paid for.
A special from Mankato says that
so far as the Alphabet" road is
concerned, that city is not to be on
the map. E. L. Tobie is authority
for the statement that the eastern
parties who are financially interested
in the road have decided not to build
into that city, because of the ex-
cessive cost of construction and the
heavy expense Of maintenance and
operation. Owing to the topography
of the country about Mankato, an
elevation of 254 feet must be over
come in order to build railroad
into the city. This, it is said, would
necessitate a cost of $4,000 mile,
or $3.50, 900 for the five miles.
Fargo Call: Surveying parties of
the Great Northern are said to be
surveying line connecting Page, on
the Aneta-Fargo branch, with Har-
wood, on the main line little north
of Fargo. The construction of this
connection would shorten the trans
continental route of the G. N. TWEEN
ty miles, making it ten miles shorter
than the completion of the Aneta
line to Devils Lake will make it.
The construction of the line from
Page to point on the main line of
the G. N. near Fargo would make
the route thru Fargo and Moorhead
the shortest to the coast and it is
quite probable that the transcon-
tinental trains would be run thru
this city 1t would in that event
mean the addition of several trains
over the G. N. for Fargo.
Officials of the Omaha road think
that they have discovered new
West Baden in mud hole at Jordan,
Mimi, and are already laying plans
to develop it. Physicians have been
sent to examine the water in the
hole and next week the Omaha will
run special to the spot for the
purpose of making a final test of
the water. The mud hole for years
has been regarded as a menace to
the town, but recently, thru the
discovery of a German physician, it
has blossomed as veritable foun-
tain of youth" The German physi-
clan was attracted to the pools by
reports of the nauseous odor which it
was claimed came from the pool. He
tasted the water and attests to its cur
ative powers, and it is reported that
one resident Of Jordan, long suffering
from rheumatism, was completely
restored to his powers thru drinking
the water and wallowing in the mud