The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-28

the state auditor claims of 81 ,OO2.5 so
for bounties on wolves killed within
the boundaries Of the county during
the last three months. During that
time 1874 wolves have been killed by
hunters in the county.
Revere Record: False alarm was
given here Tuesday night at about
II O'Clock, and a number of the
citizens rushed out in their stock
ing feet to see a bonfire that had
been started in the south suburb,
presumably for the purpose of train
ing the fremen.
Homeseekers' excursion to the
northwest, west and southwest via
the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates are
on sale to the territory indicated
above Standard and tourist Sleep
ing cars and 1.-THE best of every
thing For dates Of sale and full
particulars apply to agents Chicago
& Northwestern railway. 32-7t.
Walnut Grove Tribune: Herman
Wichner, who lives near Currie,
came home Monday. Herman has
been with the California car for the
past six months. The car was sent
out by the Modesto board of trade
of Stanislaus Co. for advertising
purposes and has been touring a
great part of the United States.
Herman liked the work but found
that it was too great strain upon
his voice
Clara City Herald: One of our
farmers got badly fooled last week
in sending for a wagon to one of
the supply houses in Chicago. The
wagon was priced at S43, but there
being over S12 freight on the same
brings the price up to S57, and it
was poor wagon at that He could
have bought a much better wagon
from one of the home merchants for
S55 and guaranteed at that. 1t
cured him good and plenty from the
supply houses and he says that he
will trade with the home merchants
after this Perhaps.
, New Ulm Review: County Super
intendent of Schools John Cutting
: has this week sent out to teachers
} of the country schools the informa-
ton that the schools of the county
| will take up the proposition made
by the state agricultural college,
that the country schools attempt to
promote interest in better farming
by the introduction of a seed grow
ing contest among the scholars, and
for this purpose he has distributed
among the teachers of the county
| Bulletin No. g." published by the
college, containing all information
as to the rules and requirements OF
the contest.
| An exchange tells of a certain
editor not more than a thousand
miles away was sitting in his office
alone and enjoying a quiet smoke
| when he had occasion to use his
telephone. He arose, laid the cigar
he was smoking on a chair, and took
| down the receiver. Not realizing
the operator could hear what he
was saying, and just as she was
about to say Number please?" ir
her sweetest tones, the editor yelled
Look out there, you'll burn your
pants" Communication between
him and central was cut off, anc
about half an hour later the man
ager called and demanded an ex
PLANTATION. His explanation wa!
. satisfactory to the manager bu1
central refused to be comforted.
We wonder if they have police
: men in Mankato. The Free Pres
says: Henry E. Hance's clothing
: store received visit from burglar.
last night, and three of his fines
{ fur-lined overcoats were stolen
: They were picked from the Goa
) rack and were of medium size, lineo
: with muskrat fur and having ottel
! collars. They are coats that retail
, at S75 each. Nothing else was taker
: from the store, SO far as is known
: 1t is thot that entrance was gained
| by unlocking the front door. The
| front and rear doors were securely
: locked last night at $50 o'clock
: Mr.. Hance reached the store at 6:3t
, o'clock this morning and found boil
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