The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-25
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Lamberton Star: Dr. J. P. Free
man, druggist and physician at
Chenille, a small station near AL
bert Lea, was one night last week
tarred and feathered by number
of citizens in the village. 1t is
claimed he abused his wife and child
which caused the mob to give him
such treatment.
Wabasso Standard: On Saturday
of last week the 12-year-old son of
Julius Spletstaser had the misfor-
tune of being kicked in the face by
horse, fracturing the upper jaw,
and cuts on his lips and gums. He
is reported as getting along very
nicely.
Ivanhue Times: Talk about ad-
vertising rates and overcharges by
local newspaper, just look here what
the Ladies Home Journal prices are:
For an inside cover page ad. SIS, 900,
for the back cover $1,000. The Sat-
urday Evening Post charges SIS 90
per line. $4,000 per inside page and
SIS, 900 for an outside cover, and even
at these prices the advertising Sec
tions are filled. because it paws to
advertise
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch: Sen
ator Frank CIague of Redwood
Brown counties is one of the recog-
nized powers in the senate and is al
ways able to carry any point he
desires. AS chairman of the most
important committee in the senate,
that of appropriations, he has been
the busiest man in that body. AS a
champion of Industrial education in
the legislature, he did much to haye
passed such meritorious bills as the
Putnam bill, making Sleepy Eye
school one of the state agricultural
schools.
Springfield Advance: M. Lehrer,
one of our enterprising and most
progressive citizens, has decided to
establish deer park on the lot just
south of his fine residence. The
strip of ground will be neatly en-
closed with a wire mesh fence, and
a neat building will be erected for
the shelter of the animals. He has
already placed an order for three
yearling deer, of the Virginia white
tailed variety. Their coloring is
light yellow. with small white spots.
The trim little animals will prove
quite an attraction for the older as
we'll as for the little folks.
Irish Standard: The would-be
scientist is satisfied when he has
chased the mysteries of creation into
the atom, the gummule or the cell
| The true man of science knows that
no matter how far he may follow the
chain of causes and effects he will
eventually arrive at the last link
behind which all is mystery. Gods
transcendent greatness is no less evil
dent in the invisible ion of matter
than in the worlds that glide through
space. Let US have science, true
science, in abundance; but don't lei
US think for moment that science
can relieve US of the necessity of be
lief in God.
Tracy Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. Klo
cows little year and a half ole
daguhter, Irene, was so severely
scalded last Monday that death re
suited on the following morning
! A boiler containing scalding water
had just been taken from a stove
and placed on the floor and the little
one fell into this while the mother
and other occupants of the home
were absent from the room but ;
moment attending to the demand.
of the little victims sick brother
who was laying at the point of death
in another chamber. The little ont
was so severely scalded about thu