The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-24
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Redwood Gd3ettc
WEDNESDAY, APRIL AZ, 1907.
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from tn
Country Papers.

sale. Inquire of G. P. Collins, Red
wood Falls MINI. 38-1t.
Wood Lake News; Auditor Force
of Redwood spent Saturday here
looking after the interests OF the
Bowman Lumber company.
Sheriff B. C. Schueller Of Redwood
Falls was in Sleepy Eye Wednesday,
says the Herald. He is engaged IN
the auctioneer business and has
large business in that line.
We move that the Anannias Crown
be placed on the heads of little
bunch of respectable" local tax
dodgers, says saucy Dan MILESTONE
of the Franklin Tribune. 1t couldn't
be done, Daniel there aren' t crowns
enough to supply one county.
Morgan Messenger: Chas. Sasse
visited at North Redwood last week
at the VIM. Albrecht home. While
there Charley went fishing and on
Monday afternoon he exhibited IN
Morgan a 13-pound pickerel. The
fish was secured in a lake near North
Redwood.
John Briske, laborer at Red
wood, is out just $40 because he
preferred the bottom of trunk as
place of safety for his money in
stead of going to the bank with the
same and in consequence some UNI
known sneak thief is ahead the same
amount of money, says the Wood
Lake News.
Lamberton Star: 1t is reported
here that Peter Nancy of Wabasso,
has been awarded a government
contract for carrying the mails on
the star route between Grygla and
Germantown, in Marshall county,
Mimi, at salary Of $500 per year
for four years. 'Pete's many Vesta
friends are pleased to learn OF his
good forlule.
Granite Falls Journal: 1t looks
now as tho there would be no crops
raised on the Minnesota river bot
toms this season, as almost every
field is under water and is likely to
remain so for some time to come.
There is too much water above US
for it runs off in a short time. And
fields that have been covered with
water will not raise much OF crop
until it has been again ploWed.
Here is a receipt of a Minnesota
man for killing weeds along the
highway: 'Take 20 cents worth of
white clover, 10 cents worth Of tim
othy and 20 cents worth of blue
grass seed, mix thoroughly and SOW
on both sides Of the road" This
fifty cents worth of seed will be
enough for mile of road. Now our
farmers could not spend fifty cents
to better advantage, and this paper
would like to see it tried this year.
The daily papers of last Tuesday
announced that there were some
1,500 freight cars blockaded on the
Canadian railroad west of st. Vim
cent, and Emerson and that these
cars are loaded with the goods of
the people who are emigrating to
the northwest. Many Of these cars
also contain families of those who
own the goods as we'll as live stock,
| The railroad cannot move the cars
on account of snow blockades and as
a consequence they have to furnish
forage for the stock, and in some
cases, for the people, who will not
leave the cars containing their goods.
/ New Ulm has % saloons, says the
Fairfax Standard, this means a
thirst parlor for every 214 residents
of the city, including men, women
and children. At first it might APP
pear that New Ulm was pretty well
supplied in this department Of bust
ness, but when one stops to consider
that Fairfax, including Hoboken,
with a population Of 9S2 will have
seven saloons during the coming
year, or one to every 1873, it will
readily be seen that we have New
Ulm beat mile in this. industry.
But then will Fairfax have any
reason to feel proud because of this
achievement?
Over at Dunnell. in Martin county