The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-09-16
ment were given. She is now at the
Reagan home in Brandon and is re
covering rapidly from her injuries.

ment were given. She is now at the
Reagan home in Brandon and is re-
covering rapidly from her injuries.
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch: F..
Kennedy and wife and daughter,
Miss Francis, former residents of
this county and for the past few
years residents of Redwood Falls,
passed through here Monday after
noon on their way to Tennessee
where they will reside. Miss Kenne-
dy has accepted a positions in the
public schools at o city near Chata-
nooga, under Prof. Tenney, who
was at one time principal Of the 10
cal schools.
Wabasso Standard: A deal has
been made whereby Swan Bjorkman
of Garvin, Mimi, became the owner
of the Commercial Hotel formerly
owned by A. F. Meyer of this village.
Mr.. Bjorkman traded his farm near
Garyin for this property and came
up Monday afternoon to take charge.
Mr.. Meyer is not certain if he will
go on the farm or not, but has stored
his goods in the store building east
of the hotel for a short time until he
decides what he will do.
The Minneota Mascot, commenting
on w. j.. Bryan's speech at the state
fair, concluded as follows: Here
we have the greatest Democrat in
the country, discussing the greatest
argument of his party, before the
greatest fair in the country, and
what does he say? Shorn of it's en-
bellishments his statement is: The
Republican party is more extrava-
giant than the Democratic, first be-
cause the Republican leaders hob
mob with tax-eaters and second be-
cause the Republicans believe that a
tax is a blessing! No comment is
necessary on such plain and simple
sophistry."
The hearing on judicial ditch No.
of Redwood county was held
Wednesday before Judge |. M. Oh
son, says the Sleepy Eye Herald.
Twelve of the petitioners in said
ditch were present at the hearing
which took up most Of the day. The
ditch in question, begins near Wa
basso and the total length, including
branches will be nine miles long. 1t
will empty into Sleepy Eye creek
S. j. Becvar of Seaforth is engineer
ing the construction of. the ditch
Senator Frank Clague of Lambertor
appears for some of the petitioners
while County Attorney w. G. Owens
is taking care of the states end OF
the ditch.
Abe Chadderdon in Hutchinson
Leader: Last year | sowed Il acre
of land to barley and took off the
straw all in one load and threshed
out nine bushels. This year l had
the same Ii and enough more around
it to make % acres and got eight
loads of straw and close to SO bush.
els of barley. The ground was well
MANFRED the first year so the two
crops had an equal chance and both
were sown at about the same time
but if anything, the last crop was
sown later. What made the differ.
ence in yield? Why this year the
land was tiled. In the lowest place
on the land, where we could not last
year draw thing with a team, l car
now show you nice timothy. I an
going to tile my land just as fast az
can pay for the thing. l have now
260 rods on my eighty.
Franklin Tribune. A country
caller at the Tribune office the othe,
day remarked that he often won.
dered how it was possible to get out
an interesting newspaper each week
in towns the size Of Franklin. Said
he: Il have often driven through
town in the middle of the day-es.
pecially when farmers are all busy
at home and as | looked up anc
down the deserted streets and saw
no sign of life and activity l won.
dered how it was possible for the
editor to summon enough courage
to get out newspaper" 1t is moi
always so much a case of courage
as imagination. If one is real cheer.