The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-04
Morgan Messenger: Mr.. and

Burlington, Wash. for several
weeks, returned to Morgan last
Thursday. They were very much
disappointed with their trip west as
it was hoped that Mrs. Porter would
find relief from her asthma trouble
in the Washington climate, but she
became worse instead of better ard
they decided to return to Minnesota.
On their return they stopped off at
Omemee, N D., and visited their
son, Joel and family, who were
found prospecting in their Dakota
home.
Willmar Gazette: Yoshio Tanika-
wa Of Tsu Ise, Japan, came last
night for visit with Albert Gilber-
ton and L. S. Dale. Mr.. Tanikawa
graduated from the college of Sci
ence, Literature and the Arts at the
state University last June. Before
coming to this country he graduated
from a university in Japan. He was
the only one to graduate with dis,
tinction'' in the department of Phi
losophy at the state University this
year and he has secured scholar
ship at Harvard University where
he will pursue his philosophical stu
dies this fall.
Springfield Advance: Victor Gam
BILE was quite badly injured while at
work razing an elevator at Waybu
Saturday. He was at work with a
crew of men removing the siding
from the elevator and at that time
he was standing on the roof of the
office lean-to. 1t is thought he care
lessly backed off Of the roof and fell
to the ground. His head and face
were badly bruised, but fortunately
no bones were broken. In colliding
with some boards he received long
cash on the forehead and also one
back of the ear, which required sew
eral stitches. His mother and sister
went to that village as soon as they
learned of the accident, and upon
their return Monday evening it was
learned that the young man is again
up and around, although he feels
the effects of his fall.
New Ulm Review: Three times
and out. That's what Geo. Guggis-
berg, Clear Lake. hopes and he is of
the opinion that just about enough
chicken-s stealing has been done on
his premises and in the Immediate
neighborhood. Last Saturday night
third effort was made by some
sneak thieves to carry away load
of chickens, but fortunately for Mr..
Guggisberg the chickens protested
against their removal in such loud
and strong manner that his atten-
ton was attracted to the nocturnal
Coon act out in the yard. He hast
ened to the scene and being warned
of the approaching danger in time
the thieves took to the woods taking
with them seven chickens. One
thing is certain: The farmers are
determined to detect the thieves
and if caught, they will be dealt
with according to law and justice.
Lakefield Standard: DR.. Frank
R, Hansen whose arrest was an
nounced in the last issue of the
Standard arrived in this county last
Thursday evening and is now in the
county Jail. He led Sheriff Ter
Haar merry chase but the latter,
being determined to recapture Han
sen, started on his trail several
weeks ago. He followed him through
Missouri, Kansas, New Mexico and
Wyoming. He was found on the
ranch of the governor of Wyoming
and when cornered a deputy sheriff
had to use the butt end of revolver
to bring him under submission. Han
sen had been at work as telegraph
operator and chauffeur and at Kas-
per when he was arrested went by
the name of Castlemain. Sheriff
Ter Haar informs US that the doctor
landed at Jackson in total state of
collapse due to the excessive use Of
morphine.