The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-31
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

N~>O SSAAOoAo
Carl Brummond, living on farm
near Hector, mysteriously disap.
peared about Oct. LIST, He is de.
scribed as about 60 years old, 5 feet
s inches in height and wears a full
beard.
Geo. Welsh of Morton was here
over Tuesday night looking after
the work Of ditching his farm lands,
says the Echo paper. The new ditch
ing machine, in which w. |. Rad
ford is interested, is at work there.
If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence of
youth, we offer you new life, fresh
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Hitchcock.
Evangelist Lowry found Tracy a
hard town to convert, judging from
the Trumpet report. That paper
persistently knocked the meetings,
and takes some credit for the meag-
err results Of the revival. The Trum-
pet is not a gospel trumpet by a
considerable.
Marshall News Messenger: At
torney Matthews found it easy work
to get the required number of sign
ers to the petitions for the placing
of his name on the official ballot as a
non-partisan candidate for Judge.
Five hundred names were required,
and early this week he had some
seven hundred names.
The Granite Falls Journal notes
the peculiar case of Comrades Bar
Der and Potter, who for several
years have lived right near each
other in Minnesota Falls, but it was
not until last Thursday, while talk
ing together on the street, that they
found that they had both served in
the same regiment, the 9th New
York.
Lamberton is becoming quite hog
gish, according to the Star. Lamber-
ton stock dealers shipped to the
eastern markets the past year 3,1O2
hogs which amounted to the sum of
S37, 1882. This is considerable
money to be left among the farmers
here and doubtless the business will
keep on growing if hog cholera
doesn't interfere.
Billy Mailer is among the many
newspaper men who are tossing
bouquets to Supt. Race. Mention
ing his recent visit as a guest of D.
j. Sheffield, the Advance says that
for years he has been an honest
and conscientious worker for the
best interest of the schools in Red
wood county, and that his efforts
have been crowned by success is
evidenced by the fact that Redwood
county schools stand we'll at the
head OF the list of all public schools
in the state"
News Messenger: Announcements
are forthcoming of the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth S., daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Dibble of Marshall.
to Mr.. William Rea. Jr., of Billings,
Montana, the event to occur on the
18th Of November inl the morn
ing at the Congregational church,
Rev. Mr.. Hartwell, the pastor,
officiating. After a wedding break
fast the couple will depart on the
noon train for Chicago, thence to
San Francisco, and on the 18th of
the month they will embark on the
steamship Dakota, Of the Great
Northern line, for trip to Japan
and China, where the winter months
will be passed.
Harvey Harris, the Carrie Nation
of Vesta, is out for blood Censoring
the county commissioners. He says
that the petition of the citizens of
Vesta township and village to the
county commissioners for money to
build bridge across the Redwood
river southwest of town was sat
down on good and hard by that
august body" Harvey also bran
dishes his Ratchet because the board |
refused to pay the Vesta cemetery
association for planting the body of
an unknown vagrant, and declares