The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-06-26


Springfield large barn was de-
molished, entaiIing a loss of about
ST, 800. In the barn at the time
were six head Of horses and five
calves, but the stock miraculously
escaped.
Sanborn Sentinel: Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Callaghan and daughter Kath-
ryn returned last Thursday morning
from Mankato, where her parents
went to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the state normal school, OF
which Miss Kathryn was graduate
in this years class.
Speaking Of the troubles OF the
Yankee Robinson circus company,
the Fairfax Standard says that the
show had very strenuous time IN
reaching Fairfax, because OF the
bad roads, as they are wagon
show" They only gave three per-
formances last week, and it took 80
hours to make the drive from New
Prague to Henderson, less than ~
miles. They were struck 20 hours
in one mud hole. Arlington and
Winthrop were finally cancelled and
the outfit pulled into Fairfax by
train Sunday evening. They left
early Tuesday morning headed for
Redwood Falls where they were
billed to show that day, but it is
doubtful if they got thru as they
were only seven miles out of Fair
fax at nine o'clock.
Now isn't this a wicked slam, from
thecolumns of the New Ulm Review?
"A party at Redwood Falls was re-
Gently asked by a Kentucky distill-
fling concern to furnish the names OF
people who might possibly become
customers, it being understood that
in the event Of any sales being made
as the result of advertising among
these people the sender of the names
was to receive a liberal reward. AS
joke, the Redwood party sent in
the names of all the prominent tenn
perance people whom he could think
of. A month or so later he received
a case of whiskey and later a letter
informing him that his list had
brought orders aggregating $136.
The following from the Mortified
News contains much common sense
1.-THE man who is always finding
fault with his own town ought te
get out Of it. If he isn't satisfied
with his location, the world is wide
and he is at liberty to seek elsewhere
the place that will fill his ideal. ST.
long as he remains, dissatisfied anG
grouchy, he will not only be un
happy himself, but will make Others
unhappy. He cannot be good citi
zen for the prime requisite of goo6
citizenship is loyalty to the best in
1terests of '-the community in which
The lives. Being out Of harmony will
This surroundings, and not in sympa
i thy with the spirit of the conmun
3Eity, hecan best serve his own inter
IFssts, and incidentally those of hi
4 neighbors, by seeking a new location
!. People who have been looking TO
], good recipe for cooking carp vii
thank The GAZETTE for reprintin,
81 the following from that distin
| guished chef, the editor Of tn
! Springfield Advance: Landlord Gust
Drews of the big brick hotel in Sea
Z forth caught carp in the cree
tributary to that town the othe
day. While the big fnny fellow
undergoing the seasoning process
the Advance would like to sugges
a good recipe for cooking it. &c
a piece Of pine board, clean thorol
with scrubbing brush or som
coarse sand paper, nail the fish S,
curely down on the board and plac
in red hot oven. Continue til
: baking process until the fish has el
). tirely disappeared, then pull 0,
the nails and eat the board. This
said to be the only wholesome way
prepare carp, and we believe it.