The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-22
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items OF Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

IL " ClOCh d. Lie uOiA1C Va LIE III luG
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Bittner,
residing northwest of this place, in
Waterbury township, Miss Title
Bittner to Mr.. Frederick Nipper-
man. Rev. Steiner of Echo, Mimi,
officiating.
Dan Whetston, the former spicy
editor Of the Franklin Tribune. must
have found a good town in Cut
Bank, Montana, as a Great Falls
man recently paid $4,000 for a fifty
foot lot on Broadway in that town.
| The news is conveyed in a special
| from this growing Montana town,
! and we'll bet dollars to town lots
! that Dan sent the special.
! Olivia Times: The foot ball game
betweed the local high school team
! and Renville team was a good one,
though our boys lost, the visiting
! team securing one lone touch down.
{ Our neighbors came down expecting
! to pile up big score but after strik-
: ing the line without gains and with
: little success with end runs they
: were glad to get even a single score.
Belview Independent: Last Sat-
: urday the Belview creamery associ-
Z alton sold the building and belong
{ ings to Thos. Hagen who has been
4 operating it for nearly two years
I past. The consideration was mere
= ly nominal. Mr.. Hagen has put in
about 5000 already into machinery
and repairs and will at once proceed
: to install new boiler and repair the
: building throughout and get things
4 in better shape for the economical
I handling of the business.
Speaking of the column or so of
: abuse heaped upon Rev. Cook, re-
: Gently of Marshall, by the brewery
! organ known as Both Sides, which
. circulated story that a cellar full
: of booze bottles had been found in
: the minister's cellar after he left
: Marshall, the Messenger comments:
. 1--WE doubt that the communication
= was in any part prepared in Mar
= shall, though the instigation of the
4 foul SANDER must have had its orr
4 gin here Anything in the guise of
: humanity who would perpetrate
: such thoroughly baseless SANDER
p ought to be given a coat of tar and
u driven out of the town."
Lakefeld Standard: Near Han,
3 cock, Mimi, twenty farmers have
q organized themselves into a "Meat
III Club through which they are en-
v abled to have fresh meat at all sea
sons, in hot as we'll as cold weather
| On Friday of each week a beef i
4 killed and cut up into twenty pieces
u each piece being numbered. Eacl
al person takes a different number
n each week, SO that, at the end o.
4 twenty weeks. each one has had ;
D whole beef. The beeves are furn
y ished by the members of the club
h and the meat is sold at from five tt
eleven cents per pound; the owne
Il retaining the hide and paying tw'
n dollars for the killing and cutting
The killing and delivering is all don
at central point in the neighbor
hood. The beef is hung up in coo
cellar Friday night and cut up TO
delivery Saturday morning.
Cottonwood Citizen: An acciden
which may prove fatal to one c
- Westbrook's most popular youn
men occurred Sunday afternoon 8
about six o'clock near that village
Harry Stedman, accompanied b
three friends. was out for an aftel
noon walk. They had been shootin
! with a 22-short rifle, when Harr.
I wishing one of the ladies to try ht
craftsmanship. grasped the rifle /
the muzzle and in handling it to hi
it was accidently discharged. II
> bullet entered Stedman's body pas
!. ing through the breastbone tv
1t inches above the stomach and
e probably lodged in the liver. D
l. Schmidt was at once called and tt
e. boy removed to his home. DIR. Du
- ley was also summoned and in
. short time was at the bedside of Il
boy, where he remained all nigl
and the following day. Reports tn
morning show the boys conditic
somewhat improved but it will