The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-08
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Ountry Papers.

/ 5Ot0 AAlS PGA SO1AoA GAAOAbS dAA0 W0AA
out to Denver, COL, a short time
ago with a view of making that
place his home has returned to his
farm in Mehurin. He has conclud-
ed that old Lac qui Parle county is
good enough for him.
A Chicago man who paid four dol
lars for barrel of apples found
tucked away among the apples the
following note signed and addressed:
Dear Consumer: | received seven
ty-five cents for this barrel Of apples
Will you kindly let me know what
you paid for them?" There are evi-
IDENTIFY other things beside the tariff
which contribute to the high cost of
living Elk.
Marshall Reporter: For the past
| two weeks, Rev. Sharpe has been
considering a proposal on the part
of the big Fifth Avenue Congrega-
tional church of Minneapolis, to ac-
cept call there as pastor. Last
Wednesday evening at the mid-week
church service, he announced his in
tention of going to the cities and
handed in his resignation. The res
ignation does not go into effect till
January 1st.
Marshall News Messenger: The
cigarette fend is being hit hard upon
all sides in the business world. The
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy rail-
road company has announced that en-
ployees found smoking cigarets will
no longer be given employment.
They have ascertained to their sat-
isfaction that the cigaret fiend can
not, or does not, perform his duties
in as satisfactory manner as does
the other fellow.
Sanborn Sentinel: Saturday af-
ternoon at the hour of five o'clock
the life of Mrs. Ed. Dooner, Jr., of
] Wanda passed to the beyond. Mrs.
Dooner has been suffering from vio-
lent headaches for about two weeks
but as she had been a sufferer from
. headaches before it was thought to
! be nothing serious until Saturday,
[ when she not did awake from her af-
ternoon nap. Adoctor was called who
pronounced death due to an abcess
! on the brain.
Four men were killed, two were
perhaps fatally injured, an engineer
and fireman severely hurt and a
score of others badly shaken up and
bruised in wreck which occurred
at Montevideo Oct. 30th, between
two sections of train No. 6 on the
| H. & D. division of the Milwaukee
road. Three carloads of livestock
were incinerated, and a caboose and
half dozen cars of the freight train
were either burned or smashed tc
! splinters. The locomotive was also
destroyed.
New Ulm Review: Chas. Stuebe
had a narrow escape from being
killed last Sunday morning while
coming home from Montana on the
stock train which was wrecked a
Montevideo when section four O.
! the Milwaukee roads east-bount
passenger No. 6 crashed into thu
4 rear end of the stock train. Mr.
q Stuebe and another man had jus
! left the train which was stoppin,
: at the station. Ten minutes late
I the collision occurred. by which a
4 who were in the caboose of tn
l stock train were killed.
| DR.. C. ]. Holman was called upol
| Saturday night to go to Gary, S. d
to participate in consultation Q
| physicians over the case of Repre-
| sentative Green of the South Dakot
legislature, who was dying of ty
phoid fever, which he probably cor
tracted in Minneapolis, reports tn
1 Mankato Free Press. He adopte
the automobile as the quickest wa
to reach Gary, and left at liza
O. clock Saturday night for there
A. T. Carlson's Marmon forty horse
power car, with Mr.. Carlson {
chauffeur. They arrived at Gary {
eight o'clock Sunday morning. ha'
ing covered distance of 1921 mile
Returning, they reached Mankato
10 o'clock last night, having mac
l 1854 miles i'm all. in a running tin