The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-20
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

SUuulI OpClSs
Sacred Heart will, as soon as the
work can be completed, be lighted
by electric lights, the electricity to
be furnished by the power plant at
Minnesota Falls.
Speaking of money spent nova
days in advertising, there was in
a recent issue of the Saturday Even
ing Post advertising to the extent
of S128,000. That's going some for
a five cent magazine. Advertising
is the great force in the business
world today.-Ex.
The Springfield Advance says that
an operation was performed in ST..
Johns hospital Monday morning;
when the physicians removed from
Mrs. Lauer, residing on a farm near
Lamberton, large tumor weighing
forty pounds. At this writing the
patient is doing nicely.
Tracy Herald: VIM. Carp of Mil
roy was arrested here Saturday
night by Chief O'Mally, and Sunday
was delivered to Redwood county
official who drove away without
even a thank you to our policeman.
The chap was wanted at Milroy for
going back on a young lady in love
affair.
ews-Messenger: Marshall sent
a generous contingent to the Candy
fair on Thursday morning, both by
the Northwestern road and by the
private automobiles. The chug car
caravan concentrated before enter
ing Candy forming very interest.
ing aggregation of eighteen auto
mobiles, carrying seventy people,
with Marshall penants flying from
every car.
Hutchinson Leader: 1t took the
people in this county a long time to
learn that the box elders are not de-
sirable nor profitable trees to grow,
Will it take them as long to learn
that the same is true of the Duchess
and Charlamoff apple and the Whit
ney and Strawberry crabs? A few
of these apples in an orchard are a
plenty for the apples are poor keep
ers and there is little demand for
them on the market. Grow the
Wealthy, the Greetings, the Oaka-
bena and other varieties that are
known to be good keepers if you
want to make good money from
your orchard.
St. Peter Free Press: Troops E
F, G and H of the 4th u. S. cavalry
under the command of Major J.. G
Galbraith, rode into town las
Thursday noon. They left For
Smelling last Monday on a three
weeks practice march and will cover
some $40 miles before returning tt
the fort. There are 235 men anC
and officers, with a wagon train o.
"A mules. After the troop arrived
in town they pitched camp on thu
Stone land in the south end of towl
where they remained until YESTERDAY
morning. During the Afternoon
two of the troops gave an exhibition
drill on the avenue that was revel
alton to many and a treat to all.
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. G. w
Ellison and Mrs. F. E. Hasting
were guests of Mrs. Frank Hubbard
at Redwood Falls Thursday.
Holmer Johnson left Monday even
ing for Winnebago City to attend
meeting of the Mankato Presbyter,
of the Presbyterian church Monda,
evening and Tuesday. From there
he left for Austin to attend a meet
ing of the Minnesota Synod. Mrs
J. C. Jackson received the sad intel
ligence Monday evening of her faith
er's death, which occurred at hi
home in Seattle, Wash, Saturday
The deceased name was A. F. Arm
strong. He was native of Massa
chusetts and resided at Seattle sine
1900.