The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-02-14
AROUND TIE COUNTY.
Items of General interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

Uii3ClCitI SUunGy cpCto.
Good looks bring happiness.
Friends care more for US when we
meet them with a clean, smiling
face, bright eyes sparkling with
health, which comes by taking Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
cents. H. M. Hitchcock. feb.
John Cain, commissioner of the
first district Of Redwood county,
has appointed DR.. j. F. Bickford
of Milroy, DR.. Gray of Vesta and
DR.. Remington of Walnut Grove as
the physicians to administer medical
aid to the poor in his district. The
Echo says that these physicians have
agreed to cut the medical rate just
SO per cent. in order to do the work
for the county. Get the county to
pay your doctor bill, and then re-
imburse the county.
People of St. Peter and territory
east of there are considerably stirred
up over the fact that a large con-
Germ is about to build a factory at
Oshawa for the purpose of manu-
featuring peat bricquetts, and SO
entering into competition with the
coal dealers in the fuel market of
this part of the country Peat boys
seem to abound in the vicinity of
Oshawa. The factory will be erected
close to these boys, as early in the
spring as possible.
The stockholders of the Farmers
bank at Morgan have elected c
B. Root, G. A. Gilland, J. c. Jack
son Of Morgan, w. P. Davidson of St.
Paul, A. A. McRae and A. M. Wood
ward of Minneapolis directors for
the ensuing year. Frank Davidson,
who was the cashier of the institu-
ton from its inception, retired from
that place and also from the direc-
tory. w. P. Davidson was elected
president, A. M. Woodward vice
pres: eent and J. C. jackson was
elected cashier.
Sanborn is to have an institute OF
farmers on Wednesday,, Feb. 21st
according to the Sentinel. The full
corps of institute teachers from the
state organization will be present
and Sanborn business men will see
that farmers who attend will be
properly cared for. At that time
it is not at all unlikely that Col
Angus McRae, the big-souled editor
of the local newspaper, will an
nounce his candidacy for some county
office. Don't forget the date Feb
2lst.
The Messenger says that two
carloads of mich COWS were pur
chased by N. R. Avery and Chas
Stoffer of Eldorado, Iowa, at tina
place recently, and that the con
signment was held there for severa
days owing to the purchasing partie
: not being able to have the cattl
billed from Morgan to their destina
l ton, the law not allowing stocl
: to be shipped across the state lin
without inspection. DR.. ]. w. Goldel
of Redwood Falls, a member O
: the state veterinary board, wa
called to Morgan, and gave the ami
mails clean bill Of transportation.
Sacred Heart Journal: One of tn
happiest mail carriers in this sectio1
of the state is Henry M. Anderson
carrier on route 3 out Of this place
He says that the farmers on hi
route have given him some As bu
shells of oats and nearly SIS in cas-
during the past two or three month
as an appreciation of his services
To say that Henry appreciates tn
appreciation is putting it mildly
The Hawk Creek farmers are awar
of the fact that the mail carrie
does not receive proper compensa
ton for his work and as they ge
the service free they are more tina
willing to give him lift once in
while, which is very proper.
The first Of the present mont
, witnessed a change in the Unite
States Express company's offices i
this town. The company which ha
handled the express business of tn
M. & St. L. railroad company fo
the past ten years is superseded b
the Adams Express company. Tn
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