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

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of the state, and the ethical reason
for preserving the highway to it
will not have been vain.
''Their second visit here. The big
business proves that the Huntley S
will always find a welcome in Prem
tice. Prentice, Wis. News.
The baby boy of John WIGHT of
Fairfax fell into a cistern. The
mother witnessed the accident, and
by quickly jumping into the cistern
saved her son.
Scrub yourself daily, you're not
clean inside. Clean insides mean
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral: Take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents, tea or tab
lets. H. M. Hitchcock & Co. 6
The rural telephone cbompany
owning the franchise at Springfield
has been in a controversy with
the recorder of that town over the
rental of telephone, the recorder
insisting that he was entitled to the
machine free in his residence. The
company has finally agreed to give
him what he wants, or reduce the
rental 81 per month on his office
phone.
The contractors on county ditch
No. 8, Brown county, have failed
to make good on their contract, and
Auditor Vogel has notified them
that if the work was not completed
within the next 80 days he would
declare the bond given by a surety
company forfeited and re-advertise
for bids The ditch drains a portion
of Hanska township and the farm
ers want it badly.
The Grand Meadow Record says
that w. A. Nolan and G. A. Wright
have returned from their trip of
inspection in Roseau county and
state that they are we'll pleased with
the land in that county and that in
the near future it will be a wealthy
section. Both gentlemen say that
crops Of wheat, oats, barley and
corn are in excellent condition.
Road making is in progress and the
country has good, healthy appear
ance. Farms are being constantly
improved.
Morgan Messenger: A. A. Car
lille who took the rural mail carriers
examination at Redwood Falls on
the 10Th, received word from the
postoffice department at Washington
Saturday, that he had been credited
with SO per. cent on his examination
papers. Henry Schouveller also took
the examination. AS yet the P. O.
Department has made no appoint
ments. The above parties are appli-
cants for Morgan route number
three.
The Republican who votes for the
head of the Democratic state ticket
this fall will have no grounds upon
which to excuse his action. A. l..
Cole, the Republican candidate, has
been in the limelight for a good
month and a half and his political
enemies have been unable to make
any inroads on his past record or to
meet the issues upon which he pro-
poses to make his campaign for
governor. In the first place Mr..
Cole has those personal qualifca-
tons with which an admiring public
delights to clothe it's chief executive.
In the second place he is deserving
of the united support of his party
on his legislative record alone. He
Furthermore gives promise of ac-
complishing something worth while
for his state. An initiative execu-
tive is what the state needs at this
time.
The game wardens are getting
after poachers all along the line.
The Mankato Free Press gives the
following two items as a vertical
ton of this statement: Game War
den Towne has returned from trip
west. At St. James he arrested DR..
J. B. Lewis on the charge of shoot
ing four prairie chickens out of
season. He pleaded guilty ito shoot
ing one of the chickens and paid a
fine of $25 and costs Monday. 3 <
In Sibley county a farmer was found
who had robbed wild goose's nest
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