The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-22

tablets known as SarSatabS. 100 doses 81.
Grand army week was much the
hottest of this season so far. No
serious prostrations among the Red
wood visitors to the encampment
were reported, except that of An
drew Selleck, who was put on the
train and sent to his home in this
city on Wednesday.
w. P. Quarton of Anaheim, Cal,
visited with his parents in this city
the past week. 7. M. has three sons
and a married daughter at Anaheim,
all of them so we'll pleased with life
in that fruitful region that they are
likely to draw the Minnesota Quar-
tons to the coast one of these days.
Mrs. Albertina Seifert, nee Poske,
died at her home in this city last
Wednesday, from cancer of the
stomach. The funeral was held from
the Lutheran church last Friday,
Rev. H, Eggers Of Sheridan church
officiating, in the absence of Rev.
Paustian, who was attending the
session of the general synod at Mil
waukee.
The Sanborn Sentinel says that
&C. E. Lamberton of Redwood Falls,
who is game warden for Redwood
county, was in Sanborn this week
looking after some off -lders Of the
game laws who have been reported
to State Agent Fullerton. Game
should be preserved and we hope
that the genial Charles will get his
fingers on those who persist in
breaking the law"
According to Editor Wilson of
Milroy MAX Johnson was over
from Vesta last Friday, calling on
friends, and while here announced
that he and Mrs. Johnson expected
to be in Milroy within the next two
weeks to make this place their
future home. We are sure they
will receive royal welcome to our
village" Sure Why not?
Granite Falls has a kick coming
over the cutters on each side of
Main street. The Journal does the
registering and says that the coun-
Gil would be justified in stopping all
other work, and invest the money
in putting in cobblestone or con-
crete cutters. The present condit-
ion is menace to the health Of the
citizens. All, come over to Red
wood Falls, where you find the
good, new cement sidewalks, ce-
ment cutters and dream of a
place to live, where health is as per-
feet as cloudless sky and all that.
For the sake of your own good
health, Bro. Bennett, come to this
Elysium.
Allen King, who has been running
an engine during the threshing sea-
son in Oklahoma, reports that this
years crop was the largest and best
ever harvested in that state. All
the Redwood people about King
fisher are prospecting. ]. R. Lankard
is kept busy managing the Touring
mill in Kingfsher, one of his sons
being his office assistant, while Burt
Lankard is managing a ranch some
distance from the town. The Glass;
man family are also doing we'll
Ernest Gassman having completely
recovered his health and grown to
stalwart proportions. Geo. King is
keeping up his record for being a
rustler by working night and day
shifts of men on his big steam gang
plows, which are tearing up the
Oklahoma soil at the rate of over
so acres per day.
Fairmont Sentinel: There is one
place in the county that Superin-
tendent Bottomley not long ago
made a profound impression, and
we presume that he considers, sad
to relate, that there was but one
voter present. 1t came to the pub
lie ear thru some Of the summer
school teachers that last spring Mr..
Bottomly visited certain school
and evidently appeared all right to
the pupils. A few days later the
subject of the great men of the
world was being brought to the
attention of the pupils by questions
propounded by the teacher. In re-