The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-07
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken from
Different County Papers.

freight caboose at Renville, Sunday,
receiving injuries from which he
died the next day,
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the re-
lief of suffering humanity ever de-
vised. Such is HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain tea or tablets. H. M.
Hitchcock & Co. 6.
The body Of Carl Brummond, who
disappeared from Buffalo Lake Oct.
LIST, was found in the Mississippi
river at St. Paul. The circumstan-
ces surrounding his death are still
mystery. His remains were brought
to Buffalo Lake for burial.
The Lake Benton News says that
the lake is booming hardly a rush
was visible on the part west of Theo.
Nordmeyer's. Hunters say that
there is not a rush patch on the
entire lake sufficient for use as
'blind" in duck hunting. With
favorable freezing weather the lake
will afford about fourteen square
miles of skating surface this winter.
The Lincoln county advertiser says
that Ivanhoe now has only two at
torneys. Mr.. Mohler, formerly of
Lamberton, who has figured in
the political history of Lincoln coun-
ty for the last five or six years, has
left for Washington while Mr.. Pow
ers has disposed of his law business;
thus leaving Attorneys johnson and
Schulz in full charge of the legal
situation.
Some weeks ago, a large number
of deer escaped from the park owned
by wealthy brewer named Schell
of New Ulm, according to the Olivia
Times. Several of the deer were
captured but a number got away.
One was seen recently in the woods
near Hutchinson. H. P. Nelson of
this village has six deer which he
purchased Of Schell, year or so
ago.
The Tribune declares that Frank
Inns lid is being twisted, banged and
smashed of late in a way that sug-
gests total lack of either authority
or public sentiment. The Franklin
saloon keepers are unafraid and I'M
ashamed and are now running their
places without any regard for hours
or Sunday closing regulations. Edi-
tor Whetson is after the city admin
istration and is bound to see that
Franklin's lid is on straight if he
can accomplish it.
Bird Island Union: O. C. Gregg,
superintendent of the state farmers
Institutes, was a visitor here We'd
nesdav afternoon and drove out to
! H. V. PORES farm to spend the
night with that gentleman. The
Mr.. Gregg recalled to the Union
editor the fact that the Sec
ond institute held in the state
was held in the old school house ir
this village about twenty years age
and he was here at the time to aiC
in the work. He is a very pleasant
gentleman to meet and very much
interested in his work.
The only thing Editor Starr swears
by is by Gemin, his lively twins
who got themselves into print in the
Kasota column of the St. Peter
Herald lately, which said of them
Mrs. W. C. Starr arrived from
Mortified Monday, accompanied by
her twin sons, Harold and Howard
After a few days visit with Mrs. ]
R. Ream they will return to then
home in Lamberton. Master Harold
and Howard are certainly two beau
tiful boys, chips of the old block
In due season they will walk to the
front row in newspaperdom anc
relegate pa to a back seat for {
much needed rest"
Rev. Peter Rosen, pastor of St
Andrews Catholic church in Fairfax
for about six years prior to 13 year.
ago, says the Standard, died at hi
home in Hollandale, Wis, on Sun
day Oct. 18th, and he was buried OF
the Tuesday following. During Rev
Rosen's administration the hand
some parsonage which now adorn
the church property was erected
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