The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-31

GAINESVILLE Argus: F. j. Thomp-
son stopped off here Monday evening
and remained over until the follow
ing day visiting former friends. He
has been tranfered from Sleepy Eye
to St. Charles.
st. Johns Hospital note in Spring
held Advance: Louis Yackel, opera
TED upon little over week ago for
the removal Of an extensive cancer
ofthe jaw, recovered sufficiently to
be able to return to his home in
Redwood Falls Saturday.
/ Frank A. Japs. the expert ma
chlnist, was down from Redwood
Falls Friday and Saturday, putting
IN a new set Of flues in two boilers.
Mr.. Japs has the reputation Of turn
ing out good work in remarkably
short time, says the Morgan Messen-
ger.
/ A. K. Turner, a young farmer
from four miles north Of Tracy,
while In town leading a horse to the
stable, was kicked in the head by
the horse and was instantly partially
paralyzed. He fingered two days,
when he died. Mr.. Turner owned
and operated a large stock farm.
At Evansville, the home of Village
Marshal Bruce was struck by light
ming Monday night Of last week.
Just as Mrs. Bruce had lifted one of
the children from one bed to another
a bolt struck the pillow upon which
the child's head had been lying. The
bedding ignited and the house was
damaged.
Sleepy Eye has had another hydro
phobia scare. A fine bird dog be-
longing to AL. Ruenitz was found
suffering from rabies and was order
ed killed, as were also all dogs
known to have bitten by the Ruenitz
dog. Every canine now in the city
carries a muzzle or is tied up and
kept from running at large.
Morgan Messenger: The Y. M.
c. A. ball team of this village met
Redwood Falls team at Morgan
Saturday and lost by a score of IL
to z. Neither team was supposed
to have players over Is years old,
although some of the Redwood boys
were rather large for their age"
Some of the Morgan boys are going
to be real ball players some day.
Just keep your eye on them.
The Redwood County Fair will be
pulled off this year on Sept. Is, &c
and II, and President H. A. Baldwin
, promises to have one of the best eff
forts the county has ever produced.
Herb is rustler and makes every
turn count in his favor, says the
Seaborn Sentinel, and if any one can
make a success of a county fair HI.
A. can deliver the goods.
Under the new laws, according to
the Cottonwood Current, a farmer
can ditch his own land and run the
water over unto his neighbor, and
the only recourse the neighbor has
for damage is to run the water on
to the next fellow. and so on until
it is emptied into running stream.
A man can do all the ditching he
wants to on his own land, so long as
he don't change the course of run
ming stream, and no one can stop
him nor collect damages.
Fred Radtke and wife, one of the
most prosperous farmers of Johnson
vile, recently returned from two
months trip to Fred's old home on
the banks of the Rhine, reports the
Sanborn Sentinel Mr.. Radtke has
been a resident of Johnsonville for
about thirty years and by hard work
and process of saving has come in
to possession Of several sections of
Redwood county real estate and an
expanded bank account. He is also
president Of the First State Bank at
Walnut Grove, and is one of those
wholesouled good old Germans who
has helped to make Redwood county
what it is.
There has been a great deal OF
misunderstanding about these JAP
anese losses in the war with Russia.
Eyorvonn hoe hn1inund tho Tananncc