The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-09-11
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Redwood G03efte.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. Ii. 1907.
AROUND The COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from Che
Country Papers.


The New Ulm Review declares
that there is no truth in the story
that Tony johnson has severed his
relations with Asa p. Brooks in
Regina and is coming back to New
Ulm. We presume that as matter
of fact Asa is too busy rustling bust
ness to deny the rumor recently cir
culated that he and his partner were
not doing we'll at Regina.
Olivia Times: Perry Burch, one
of the early settlers of Renville
county, arrived in Olivia Friday, for
short visit with old friends. Mr..
Burch and family moved to Silver
ton, Oregon, several years ago, and
this is his first trip back. He is on
his way to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. He is looking very well, and
says that the climate agrees with
him splendidly. 4
A Renville paper states that M.
j. Bowling purchased a Winton
touring car from Fred. Orth of Nor
ton recently, and that this automo-
bile and the Rambler he purchased
from Chas. Orth, were shipped to
Sparta, Wis, having been purchased
by Messrs. Cheney & Wilgans. They
have a swell livery stable in that
city, and will use the two automo-
biles in connection with their livery
business.
Minneota Mascot: The veteran
agriculturist, O. C. Gregg. in con-
versation with the writer this week
said that the only salvation for this
locality, if it is to continue raising
wheat, is to get a winter wheat va
riety that will grow here. Mr..
Gregg thinks that this can be done
and that winter wheat can be raised
here successfully. He says that the
state experimental stations are at
work on this proposition and that
there is little doubt that variety
of winter wheat will be found which
will give general satisfaction.
Renville Sar Farmer: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Jepson returned from
Battleford, Sack, Monday night.
Asked about the crops Mr.. Jepson
said they were good, but nothing
could induce him to make that coun-
try his home Unlike many others
Mr.. Jepson didnst burn his bridges
behind him. by selling his farm,
hence he made arrangements with
his renter to relinguish his lease and
will commence farming among his
old friends and neighbors once more.
He says it is all we'll enough for the
young folks to go west and build up
a home. but is no place for man
who has spent forty years of his life
in one place and have associations
that sstick closer than brother"
and he is about right.
Olivia Review: Royal S. Palmer,
the razor end of Sears, Roebuck &
Co., who last winter flooded this
county with cheap razors, is now
preparing to bring suit against some
of those who failed to pay for or
return the cast iron concerns sent
out without orders. There were a
lot of the razors sent to the Olivia
postoffice, but how many Of them
were sent back we are not able to
state; nevertheless those who did
not return them should not be
bluffed out of their money so easily,
and it is not likely they will be called
upon to defend an action of law. If
suit is actually started several of
the victims should club together and
fight the case, in order to determine
whether or not man can collect for
razor sent him without orders. It
is certainly poor way to get bust
ness.
Madison Press: Just as pointer
for the fair managers we will say
that a county fair is successful or
not just as the ladies see fit to make
it. They are the life and soul of all
such undertakings. therefore any
thing that can be done to entertain
the ladies at the coming county fair
should be done. Convenient resting
places should be provided in every
possible place handy to the fair
grounds and the management should