The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-26

The treasury department at Wash
ington has submitted to the House
an estimate of $4,000 for the i'm
provements of New Ulm's new post
office, making $4,000 in ALL A
number of other cities in the state
are also given good sums for i'm
provements..
We care not how you suffered,
nor what failed to cure you, Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
the puniest, weakest specimen of
man or womanhood strong and
healthy. 35 cents. FL. M. Hitch
cock. 6
Lewis Wenz returned yesterday
from visit with relatives at Chaska,
says the Hector Mirror. He paid a
visit to the best sugar factory there
and says they are overloaded with
beets and the factory is running at
full capacity. The beets which Gene
Dodge shipped some two weeks ago
have not yet reached Chaska, being
still at Cologne awaiting let-up in
the blockade at the sugar factory.
Walnut Grove anticipates double
headed sensation in the allegations
that banker attempted to hold up
a farmer for nearly $1,000 some
! time ago, but was forced to release
his hold by public sentiment, threat
ening trouble, and also in a collec-
ton made for foreign newspaper,
wherein the postofice department
has held that the subscriber was not
owing the account. Walnut Grove
appears to have its supply of inter-
esting things, matrimonial or other
wise.
The little village of Golden can
now rightfully boast of the largest
brass band in the county, having a
membership of twenty-five. The
band is yet comparatively young at
the business, but regularly rehears-
ing during the long winter months
will put the organization in a posi-
ton to furnish excellent music dur
ing the coming summer season. John
Steinke is the leader, while H. Neu-
mann of Springfield, instructs them
once week.
Springfield Advance: A. C. Ochs
and E. ]. Runitz, serving in the
capacity of committee on poor for
the commercial club, have been out
soliciting funds. Thus far they have
raised over 500, which added to the
appropriation Of S25 by the club,
, makes a good purse A meeting of
= the club will be held Monday night
at which time the various commit
= tees will make reports. D. w.
Richardson, brick yard construction
, engineer of the firm of Richardson
Lovejoy Co. of Columbus, Ohio, was
here last Thursday and looked over
= the large brick yard plant of A. c.
= Ochs who is contemplating a mum.
! Der of improvements in his plant
Mr.. Ochs expects to remodel his
entire plant in order to increase the
! capacity as well as to save labor.
The following from the Granite
: Journal savors somewhat of being {
- "dog-gone" shame: Considerable
;. excitement was created Tuesday af
. ternoon. by a bird dog slipping of
= the edge of the ice into the oper
:, water in the river and then no
being able to get out. The dog be
:, longed to Mr. Larson, the painter
g and he worked hard to get out ant
!, whined piteously for help. Finally
:, long ladder was pushed out to thu
. edge of the ice and Seal Rees'
;, crawled out on this and managed
] to pull the dog out. He was so neal
- gone that he could not stanc
and would have died had he no
q been wrapped in a blanket anC
! placed by stove. AS Reese reached
. the end of the ladder on his tril
o after the dog the spectators were
made to hold their breath by seeing
>, him roll off the ladder onto the ice
for they expected to see him go int
water also, but fortunately the ICE
: held him.
. Morgan Messenger: T. G. Hol
land, the oldest settler of Morgan
the first section boss of this place