The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-02

The census fixes Marshall's popula
ton at 1911.
No. l wheat yesterday was quotes
at 81 cents, flax at $50.
L. Truesdell is recovering from th
severe hurts received last Thursday.
Mrs. Persons and Mr.. Beach ant
wife are visiting relatives at Hutchin
son.
Judge French received visit from
his sister, Mrs. johnson, of st. Paul
the past week.
Miss Goodwin, a sister; of Mrs. Capt
Lewis, of Sherman, was reported a:
dangerously ill yesterday.
w. w Kelley, of the south side, was
shaking hands with friends here last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Editor Hays and wife, of the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch, were among the excur-
sionists on last Thursdays train.
Meeting of the Ladies Mite Society
of the Presbyterian churcn tomorrow
friday afternoon, at Mrs. H. Schleu-
ders.
Levi Truesdell's stallion Franc
trotted a mile in 2:52 last Friday.
Pretty good for a stallion out of train
ing for the turf.
Lyon county Republicans re-nomi-
mated all of their present county Of
fcials Tuesday, including one Demo
crat ". R. Seward, for county attor-
ney.
Rev. Langholz, pastor of the Luth-
eran church at Morgan, was married
at Springfield, last Friday, to Miss
Dorothea .Knoch, of Hamburg, Ger
many.
The county seat election in Sibley
county resulted in a tie vote between
Henderson and Gaylord, thus contin-
uing the county seat at Henderson, as
the law requires vote of SIS per cent.
in order for removal.
The Tracy Breeders Association
has about completed arrangements for
a two days program of races to be
held on the grounds of The Tracy
District Fair Association, and to take
place on Wednesday and Thursday,
October 18th and 10Th. A purse of
100000 has been raised.
In fairness to Mr.. Baker we are
prompted to say that the democratic
nomination for senator was urged up
on him by his democratic friends in
both counties, contrary to his personal
incinations. Taking the prospect
of an alliance candidate to be nomi-
mated at Morgan next Saturday, and
with Brown county's favorite son on
the Republican ticket, Mr.. Baker has
the odds against him.
The Springfield Advance chronicles
a shocking accident which occurred in
Shutdown. Martin Skjordal, boy of
fourteen years, a son of Filing Skjor-
dial, wa: blowing with the lines around
his body when the horses suddenly
became frightened and started up
jerking the boy over the pillow. He
did not at first feel any serious effects,
but later it was found that he was
hurt internally. He grew rapidly
worse and died Saturday.
News Messenger: Whew! Tracy's
ball club went to Mankato Wednesday,
to play with the home club. Score 8
to 80 in favor of Tracy. An appropri-
ately named man from California on
a visit east, one Strong, played with
Tracy and made eight home runs,
losing two balls. The purse was 500.
Marshall's club has challenged Tracy
while they haye such Strong team,
to play Oct. 3rd, at Tracy, for $50.
The Lamberton Leader is probably
in error in stating that the Madelia
Times and jackson Republic were the
only papers published west of Man
kato at the time the Window Report
err was established, nineteen years ago.
The Redwood GAZETTE has recently
entered upon it's twenty-first vloume,
and unless some of our editorial pre-
decessors have padded their returns,
the GAZETTE is more ancient than the
Reporter by year.
Secretary Dornberg furnishes us
with the following approximate state
ment of the earnings of last weeks
fair. Attention is drawn to the show
ing that only $13 was paid out of the
society treasury for races:
Race subscriptions, 1853 81
Gate receipts, 57 w
State appropriation, III 2!
For building and expenses, 200 10
For premiums, 80 w
MARRIED.