The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-11

M. B. Bertrang's residence in Nor
ton on Monday Of last week came
near causing a disastrous fire and
the building was damaged consider
ably before the flames were extin-
guished. Mr.. Bertrang was badly
burned about his arms and hands.
Sacred Heart Journal: Ernest
Beltz of Renville made complaint
and served papers on each Of the
saloon keepers prohibiting them
from selling Intoxicating liquor to
three members of the Renyille coun-
Gil, said complaint charges them
with being habituaI drunkards.
From what we learn one of the trio
is certainly much in need of being
on the blacklist. Renville must have
been wide awake when marking
their ballots last spring. At any
rate we hope that all will come out
we'll in the end.
Wood Lake News: The Mile Laos
band Of Chippewa Indians have
brought suit against the federal
government to recover the value of
lands coded to them in 1864. The
value is placed at S6,0OO,O00. The
lands were given to the Indians in
recognition of their services for the
whites in the Sioux massacre in 1862
For this service the Mile Laos In
dams received $4,000 acres. Suisse
quently through timber claims and
homestead entries, the land has
been taken away from the Indians
until now there is only about 16C
acres left Of the original tract.
Springfield Advance: The cold
water apostle element of Springfield
and vicinity will be we'll provided
for in the future in the way of soft
drinks, for the town will soon be
able to boast of two pop factories
instead of but one. Albert Schmid
who until recently had charge of a
factory at Rush City, Mimi, has de-
cided to engage in the business for
himself at the old stand originally
occupied by G. Arndt. The building
will be thoroughly equipped with
modern new machinery, an order
for which has already been placed
and Albert expects to be able tt
open up for business by the 18th oil
next month.
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch: The
following method of baking fish i:
recommended as it does away with
ishy dishes, disagreeable odors; etc
Clean and wash the fish thoroughly
salt, pepper, and flour it inside anc
out. then roll in MANILA paper al
least three times. Pinch the ends OF
the paper together, then fold back
and pin securely to prevent the
escape of the juices. Bake in q
moderate oven, and allow fifteen
minutes more than if baking the
same fish in pan. When ready tc
serve remove the paper to which the
skin will adhere, and place the deli.
cious juicy meat upon the platter
Garnish as desired.
Boone Qowa) Independent: Wher
| cash in, and this poor race is run
my chores performed and all my err.
rands done. [ know that folks who
mock my efforts here, will weeping
bend about my lowly bier and bring
large garlands, worth three bucks E
throw, and paw the ground in costa
cy of woe. And friends will veal
crepe bow knots on their tiles, while
: | look up or down million miles
: and wonder why those people never
knew how smooth | was until my
: spirit flew When | cash in | will
5 not care a yen for all the praise
: that's heaped upon me then; serene
: and silent in my handsome box,
shall not need the laudatory talks
: and all the pomp and feather:
: thrown away. So tell me now
while | am yet on earth, your est
: mate of my surprising worth; c
| tell me what looloo bird | am, an(
| fill me full of taffy and of jam.