The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-28
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

We have for sale some good seed
wheat, also timothy seed and choice
No. Is fax, an early variety and
heavyyielder.
4 27-tf. VIM BROS.
The people Of Minnesota in gen
eral are interested in the report
that Archbishop Ireland will be
raised to the rank of cardinal by
Pope Plus, before he returns to
America, and will remain at the
Vatican.
Keep the little ones healthy and
happy. Their tender, sensitive bod
les require gentle, healing remedies.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
keep them strong and well. 35
cents, tea or tablets. H. M. Hitch
cock. march
The home print pages of the
Franklin Tribune of last week were
printed in a most 'iligent green"
in honor of St. Patrick The neatly
set ads and good reading matter
of Editor Whetson's paper were
brought out even better than usual
by ink of shamrock tint.
Theo. Nordmeyer of Lake Benton
had his pockets picked of S12 by a
couple of smooth artists, while en-
tering a car at St. Paul recently.
The strange part of the deal is that
three of Mr.. Nordmeyer's friends
were watching the pair at the very
moment they did the job and did
not detect them at it.
John Inhofer. a blacksmith of
Gibbon, met with horrible accident
last Tuesday of last week. He was
oiling an overland shaft and while
50 engaged his clothing was caught
by some setScreWS and was hurled
around the shaft several times. His
clothing was badly torn. No one
was "a esent at the time and the
injul ed man was shortly thereafter
found by his brother, Chas. Inhofer.
He was badly bruised and cut about
the head, shoulders and arms. His
left arm was fractured in three
places, but the doctor expects to
save it.
Buy So so worth of Grand Union
goods and get a galvanized iron
wash tub free. M. M. Birum, agent
at home Mondays, Wednesdays ano
Saturdays. 30-4t.
After living more than a week
with his heart literally shot tt
pieces Chas. Barnier, who acciden
tally shot himself in restaurant
Thursday of last week in Olivia, ha:
succumbed to his injuries. Aftel
! his accident Barnier seemed to b.
getting better rapidly, and it wa.
expected that he would recover, bu
: he suddenly took a turn for thu
worse and died yesterday. A pos
norton examination developed thu
fact that the mans heart had beer
badly torn by the bullet, and physi
clans expressed surprise that h,
lived for any length of time afte
the accident. Clara, City Herald.
A man giving his name as JOIN
Doury, and who later proved to b,
an insane farmer of Dual county
S. D., was found wandering abou
the barn yard of Thomas Reed O
I Milroy, He was barefooted AM
$ scantily clothed, and salthough i
e was colder than zero he slept tn
i night before in a field. DR.. Bick
!. ford was called and found the man
feet and legs frozen nearly to tn
knees. The Milroy Echo says: l
was learned before the arrival O
the Doctor that he was tired AM
unable to locate a house, yet h
! said whenever he saw a house an,
started to go towards it, the hous
would get farther away, and in thi
state of mind decided to retire fo
= the night. He removed his shoe
and socks and, turning down tn
coverlets of nature, crawled int
bed. Some time during his slee
he says he was disturbed by a col
} sensation and got up from his bed
and, seeing the buildings about MI
Reeds home, decided they wer
more inviting than the bed he ha
SO lately occupied, nd.swe do no
{ hesitate in admitting that his dream