The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-14

WleIl Duylllg llouI De sure and
get Gold Coin. The leading grocers
sell 1T. 3O-4t.
Claud Baldwin left over the North
western last Tuesday for tenedays'
stay at Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
Ellis Whitman, the human rattle
box" gave an exhibition of his abil-
ity to unjoint his arms and legs at
will before the local medics at DR..
Brands office last Wednesday. DR..
Gray of Echo was also present at the
exhibition. The doctors present sat
isfed themselves Of Whitney's alb
normal powers Of dislocation, but
are skeptical of his claim to be able
to shift his heart from one side of
his anatomy to the other.
Springfield Advance: John Wenzel
received a letter from his brother
in-law, G. w. Swenson, who is in
business at Raymond, to the effect
that on Friday the latter's home
was blessed by the arrival of trip
lets all boys. Mr.. Swenson is in
the wood and coal business, running
feed mill. In his letter he states
that "Three nice boys arrived, and
want to stay and board star board
err" "They all eat and sleep we'll,
and get along nicely" "Now
don't need any more hired men
around the shack, as l now have
coal HEAVIER, wood sawyer and
miller"
The New Ulm Review blossoms
out with the statement that above
the Cottonwood mill, on the Cotton
wood river, in that city, is one of
the prettiest spots in this part of
the state. In the line of scenery
there is nothing that can equal it
on the entire length Of the Mime
sofa river from it's source to it's
mouth, according to that paper,
which insists that it can be turned
into a delightful summer watering
resort. If you want a bit of per-
feet scenery, with a watering re-
sort, park and pavilion, and
few launches and boats thrown in
apply to the Redwood Falls Lake,
Park & Boat association. It's a
dandy opportunity to find property.
According to duplicated report
in the two Tracy papers the verdict
in the case of Kent VS.. the city of
Tracy, tried at the last term of
court in Lyon county, and resulting
in a verdict of 81 300 for Kent, has
been set aside by Judge Weber and
the city awarded judgment, not
withstanding the verdict of the jury.
Kent sued for damages, child hav-
ing been drowned in an old well in
an out-of-the-way place in that |
town, which Kent contended should
have been protected by the city
authorities. In the original COM
plant he asked for SIS, 900. The jury
awarded him 81 300, and now Judge
Weber sets this verdict aside and
gives Tracy the judgment. Attor-
neys Robinson and Main of Tracy
represented that town, while V. B. |
Seward was the power that induced
the jury to return the verdict which
the court has knocked in the head.
Arrangements have practically
been completed for the members of
Redwood commandery No. Is.
Knights Templars, to attend in a /
body the Malta festival at Mime
apolis on March 23d. The members
of the commandery will be accom-
panied by their wives, or so many
as care to go to Minneapolis on that
day The Minneapolis & St. Louis
railroad will be the official route of
the commandery. That company
has consented to placing a special
coach, either a Pullman sleeper or
buffet, or a first-class passenger
coach, to the rear of its regular
morning train on March 23d. This
coach will be for the exclusive use
of Redwood commandery and ladies,
and for Sir Knights from other
towns who will be guests of the
commandery during the trip. The
car will be in charge of a porter,
and will be supplied with refresh
ments and cigars. Arriving at Min
neapolis the headquarters of the
commandery will probably be at the