The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-29
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

| COuIltIy TdpCIS.
Exchange: The main trouble will
the youth of today is that he has {
wishbone where there should be {
backbone.
Casey says: "Whin young NOR
is sparkin' a CURL in the front par
lor, wild box of chocolates at hand
that is capital, but when he has tt
git oop iv a cowld marnin' an builc
the foire, thot's labor.
LeSueur Sentinel: A lot of work
is being done by scientists now te
discover a cure for the sleeping
sickness. We would suggest vel
worn photograph and piano, some
what out Of tune, but working over.
time.
Granite Falls Tribune: Landlord
Kahler had birthday anniversa J
the other day and invited few q
his close friends to meet up and hear
him tell Of the troubles he has hac
il the capacity of public caterer
The fellow is beyond comprehe nsion
Supt. Schafer informs the Olivia
Times that his circular letter to the
school boards suggesting a contri-
button for monument fund for the
late Eric Ericsson has met with a
generous and hearty response many
districts offering twice the amount
asked for.
Madison Press: The Cheyenne
River and Standing Rock Indian
Reservations of the Dakotas will be
thrown open for settlement next
month-from the 4th to 23d-when
the country will witness another
great, free-for-all land scramble.
Fortunate for Minnesotans that the
registration points are so near home.
Mankato Free Press: The Blue
Earth County Agricultural society
wound up it's forty-ninth annual fair
last night and with it closed one of
the most successful events that has
occurred in the history of the society
1t was not only successful from a
pleasurable standpoint but also from
the financial, the receipts being $500
ahead of last year.
Anton Hanson, in Hutchinson In
dependent; Some men will find
fault even if they should get to
break into-Heayen. The other day
| heard two farmers talking and one
was speaking. with a great deal of
satisfaction of the splendid crops
Yes" said the other, 81 know we
have pretty good crop but l want
to tell you it is awful hard on your
land"
Morton Enterprise: Ed. Seebeck
had the misfortune to break his
right arm while driving to LeSueur
on Wednesday last. The accident
occurred in a peculiar way. Mr..
Seebeck was in the buggy and arose
to put on his overcoat, when he lost
his balance and fell over backward,
alighting on his arm and shoulder.
The fracture is bad one, midway
between the elbow and wrist.
The new-law giving probate judg-
es discretionary powers over minors
was put into effect at Olivia last
week, when three boys were brought
from Bird Island to Olivia, charged
with having stolen from box car
at that place some cigars. The COM
plant was drawn by County Attor-
ney Murray who appeared for the
state. When arraigned the young
sters pleaded guilty to the charge,
where upon Judge Gage ordered
that Marshal Lindecker be appoint
ed probation officer, and that the
incorrigibles report to him concern
ing their conduct on every Tuesday
until December 18th next. On that
date Mr.. Lindecker shall make his
report to the Judge, when the latter
will take such further action in the
matter as may seem to him fitting
and proper. This is the first case