The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-17
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Genera! Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

Miss Lottie Kempton of Morgan,
daughter of r. H. Kempton, we'll
known here, has been obliged to go
to Minneapolis for ocular treatment,
her parents and friends fearing the
entire loss of her eye-sight.
You will not find beauty in rogue
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
is wonderful tonic and beautifer.
35 cents, tea or tablets. H. M.
Hitchcock. jan.
Ed. Blanchard of Morgan, to-
gether with the Blanchards at Mar
shall, and other of-springs of their
particular tree, held a family re-
union at Lewiston, this state, recent
ly, the Messenger stating that it
was the first time in many years
that the entire family got together.
R. C. Vessel, agent for the Lam
pert Lumber Co. at Morgan, has
resigned his job and taken charge
of the Steinke- Seidl lumber and
hardware interests at that place.
Mr.. Vessel has become interested in
the new employing company, and he
will undoubtedly materially increase
it's business.
The members of the Catholic con-
gregation at Marshall have decided
to build a new and substantial
church building in that city during
the present year. Soliciting com
mittees have been appointed, and a
general hustle is going on to send
money into the church channel that
leads towards M. Sullivan, the
treasurer. The building will cost
over S. 900, when completed.
The Sanborn Sentinel says that J.
P. Beynon has returned from Wi
mona and checked in as agent of the
Northwestern railroad company at
Sanborn, owing to the prolonged
illness of the gentleman who has
heretofore acted as the agent. The
same paper announces that the firm
of Duly & Yaeger, one of the oldest
in Sanborn, has dissolved co-partner-
ship, Mr.. Yaeger continuing the
hardware business.
Window Reporter: People are
often puzzled to know how fires are
started. An incident occurred in
Window the other night which
might have resulted in a serious fire
had not some one passing by seen
the incipient blaze. A man came
out of his house, lit his cigar and
threw the burning match on the
ground, going away without MOTTO
ing that he had set some grass on
fire close to the house, but his atten-
ton being called to it he Of course
turned round and put the fire out
Many fires charged to incendiaries
no doubt are thus unintentionally
and unknowinglysset.
Dawson Sentinel Will Mills of
Lac qui Parle came near having a
serious time in a runawaysat this
place Tuesday afternoon. He came
to town with two cows and one hog
in his wagon and was unloading at
the stock yards. AS the first COW
stepped from the wagon box onto
the shute the horses took fright and
ran away. They ran to the main
street and turned north. At Zion
church they tried to pass on differ
ent sides of tree and had to stop.
No damage was done to the horses
or wagon and the COW and hog
seemed to enjoy their spin i'm
mensely.
Gilbert Gutterson, former mem
Der of the legislature, and at present
rural free delivery route Inspector,
by virtue of the power of the Hon.
James T. McCleary at Washington,
is now being mentioned. as al candi-
date for representative in congress
from the Second district, against
Mr. McCleary. Gilbert has xbeen
over about every rural route in the
Second district, and has host of
friends there, but if he decides to
go up against the schoolmaster we
believe that the latter's strong pull
with his constituents will still make
him the winner. Mr.. McCleary is
about the only man in the state that