The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-13

Fine & Co., the clothing firm, has
made arrangements to open branch
store IN Springfield about June 10th.
DON'T be fooled and made to be-
lleve that rheumatism can be cured
with local appliances. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is the only
positive cure for rheumatism. 35
cents, tea or tablets. H. M. Hitch
cock. 6
/ Milroy Echo: A little child of
Lars Olson, residing northeast of
town, accidentally broke one of her
arms just above the elbow the latter
part of last week. DIR. Bickford
was called and reduced the fracture
and the child is improving nicely.
Granite Falls Journal: A delega-
ton of twenty-three gentlemen from
Montevideo visited sGranite Falls by
boat Monday. They came down in
two gasoline launches, landing above
the city dam. All said the trip was
a pleasant one, and no trouble what
ever was experienced in making the
trip.
Granite Tribune: G. L. Parkhill
of Redwood Falls was in town one
evening last week and we acknowl-
edge a pleasant call. The "big
fellow" is mighty good company
and his internal organ called his
heart is big abnormally so. His
wife was remembered by his neigh
bors, on the eve of her departure
for Minneapolis, with a beautiful
present, showing that the whole
family is appreciated by those who
know them.
Mrs. Johanna Macho was struck
by the way freight coming from the
west on the Northwestern road Mon
day morning and instantly killed.
The accident occurred near the
cemetery, some distance out of New
Ulm. DR.. Stricken and DR.. Wich-
erski were also sent to the scene of
the accident, but when they arrived
there was no need of a physician.
The neck of the old lady was broken
and one of her legs fractured and it
is apparent that she never knew
what struck her, death must have
been instantaneous.
A. c. Won Hagen has disposed of
his Golden Gate property, the beau
tiful summer resort that has at
tracted the attention of so many for
the past year, to the Sleepy Eye
Milling Co., which simply means
that more people besides himself
will have an interest in the property
and that it will no doubt be better
improved than heretofore and its
pleasure will be distributed to more
people. There is to be a bowling
alley and other features of amuse-
ment and swimming pools, so that it
will be an ideal place for those who
are privileged to enter its gates.
tuberculosis among cattle seems
to be constantly on the increase.
DR.. Golden recently inspected a
herd belonging to Carl Frederick in
Morgan township and found five of
them afflicted with the disease. It
behooves every farmer to have their
stock inspected at once to stop its
spreading, not only saving the cattle
but to prevent it from becoming the
foci of contagion in human beings.
The disease, which is unquestionably
the greatest danger that the coun-
try has to deal with, is not con-
tagious, tho it is infectious, and it
could be easily controlled if the
public were more awake to its real
nature. On the principle that an
ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, it would be much
better, easier and cheaper to pre-
vent this disease than to cure it,
and every owner of stock should take
this matter in hand at once.