The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-26

Alfred Muxlow, aged SO, was ia
tally injured Monday afternoon by
being kicked OH the side of the head
by horse. The accident occurred
at the home of E. Reese on North
Spring street at about 2 O'Clock, DR..
Z. 0. Wright and DR.. A. E. Spalding
were summoned and the injured
man was removed to the Luverne
hospital, where he died Tuesday aft
ernoon at ESQ without regaining
consciousness. Rock County Herald
Vincent, the ten year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Alderman of
Mason township while at work
stepped on rusty nail on Monday
of last week. Not much attention
was paid to the wound until Friday
when he was taken to SIayton for
medical attention. The physician
found him suffering from tetanus or
lockjaw and the disease was so far
advanced that medical skill was in
effectual. The little fellow died the
next day. The funeral was held last
MOnday.-Lake Wilson Pilot.
Within few DAYS Landlord Luedt
Ike has lost twelve hogs, two colts
and dog which were on the land
west of Lake Sisseton which be has
rented for couple of years. He
had DR.. E. N Chute, one of the
best veterinary surgeons in the state
examine the animals and in his
opinion they died from poisoning,
but as yet he is not positive of the
nature Of the poison which caused
their death. but he thinks it came
from drinking the water in Lake
Sisseton. Martin County Sentinel.
Last week the contract was let for
the erection of the new telephone
building to Contractor Martin Cas-
person. G. G. Hansen, the dravman
will have the building erected on
his lot south Of his dray office and
lease it to the company. The build
ing will be 25x85, one story and
basement, all built with cement and
concrete blocks. Excavating for
the basement has already been com
pleted and the work of building will
be pushed to completion. The
building will be fire proof. Sleepy
Eye Herald-Dispatch.
Adolf Schubert, of the town of
Milford, returned home from Pierre,
S. D., Tuesday morning, having
gone to that place about two weeks
ago to get the pair of young buffa-
loes. which he had purchased last
summer from the late "Scotty"
Phillip. The animals are about six
months old, and MIR. Schubert in
forms the Journal that they are not
nearly as wild as he thought they
would turn out to be. Mr.. Schu-
bert will devote great deal of his
attention to buffalo raising on his
fine farm in Milford. Brown County
Journal.
The epidemic of typhoid fever
which has been existing at the H.
Cullen home in the western part of
this township proved fatal to Mabel
a seven year old daughter. The lit
tie one passed away early last Sun
day morning from hemorrhage Of
the bowels resulting from the ty-
phoid fever. The oldest son and the
youngest daughter are very low at
this writing and grave fears are en-
tertained for their recovery. At
the present time every member of
the family except Mr.. and Mrs Gull
len are suffering from the disease.
The Cullens have the sympathy of
everyone in their trouble.-Lake
Wilson Pilot.
The residence of John Bresnahan.
living on whatis known as the James
Hopkins farm in Oshawa was struck
by lightning and considerably dam
aged. The bolt struck the chimney
and passed down and around the
dining room where the family were
at supper and saw the flash around
the room. In the upper rooms the
plastering was knocked off the walls
and other damage done. The sum-
mer kitchen was moved several
inches from the main building. Mr..
and Mrs. Bresnahan were in st.
Peter at the time but the butter
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