The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-06-24

on Sunday his spirit left its home of
clay. The body was shipped to Iro-
quois S. D.. his former home.
The Granite Falls Tribune says that
"the split-log drag is becoming so
popular that some farmers hitch it on
behind their wagons when they come
to town and if all would do so there
would be no question about the
roads after awhile"
/ Mankato Free Press: Stepping
of a moving trolley car directly in
front of W. R. Crandall's automobile
which struck him an instant later
and infiiced serious injuries, William
Leibrecht, a street car conductor liv-
ing at $40 North Second street ex-
perienced a narrow escape from
death about $50 o'clock last evening
at the corner of Front and Elm
streets. The victim of the accident
was painfully hurt, but today his
physician announced that he would
recover.
Cleanliness never hurt anybody or
gave him typhoid, observes an ex-
change. The death rate in Rome has
fallen from 80 per 1000 to 10 per
1000 since it raised its atreet cleaning
expenditure from $1,000 year to
$50, 900 year.. Hamburg had thir-
teen cholera epidemics between 1881
and 1873. The city cleaned up with
other German cities and now are
praying the government to limit the
supply of medical students. Clean
ing up helps to destroy the flies
breeding places. and the flies carry
half the diseases into the groceries.
Comfrey Times: A well known
citizen, who has an established re-
putation for veraclty, informs The
Times that recently a young man
who brought his best girl to Com
frey to attend a public occasion,
left his team and buggy at the livery
The man noticed something peculiar
about the rig, and after sizing it up
from all view points, found that
both rear wheels were on one side.
The peculiar makeup could only be
accounted for In one way-that the
young man must have come from
country where the roads are on the
sidehills, and the wheels had been so
arranged to prevent the overturning
of his buggy. A very good idea,
New Ulm News: The postmaster
here has information that all bids
for the construction of the Govern
ment Postoffice. building In this city,
which were opened in Washington
City June I'd, were rejected, and
that new plan and specifications
will be made and new bids will be
advertised for, which will require q
month or two more before anything
definite can be known. when the
construction of the building may be
commenced. 1t it is now doubly GER
tain that even the foundation can
not more than be constructed this
year. and it may be two years from
now before the building will be
completed and ready to occupy.
Madison Independent: Old Set
tiers meeting last Friday and of
courseit rained and consequently was
adjourned until Tues, June 16. The
grounds were not flooded but pretty
near it A small gathering Tuesday
which was we'll entertained. Gov"
J. F. Jacobson made the best little
speech of his life, and C. F. Christian
son and II. L. Borgendale spoke for
the natives Of the county. The old
settlers were as usual noticeable by
their absence. The natives" fine
looking, healthy young men and
women made up the greater part of
the crowd.
Stomach troubles are very common in the
summer time and you should not onlYbe very
careful about what you eat just now, but
more than this, you should be careful not to
allow your stomach to become disordered,
and when the stomach goes wrong take
Kodol This is the best known preparation
that is offered to the people today for dys-
pepsta or indigestion or any stomach
trouble Kodol dfgests all food. It is pleas
ant to take. It is sold here by E. A. Luscher