The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-03-02

| Aug. Seebeck has been awarded
space in the American Inventive Pro-
|gress, of Indianapolis. for q descrip-
ton and illustration of his invention,
THE new straw stacker) and portrait
of himself, his patent having been se-
lected as being the best representative
of its class by board created by the
publishers of that work.
| There will be divine service in the
Catholic church, this city, during
Lent, as follows: March Sd, at eight
O'Clock p. M, the Stations of the
Cross; March 4th, at 8 a. M, Mass;
March 18th, 8 p. M, Stations of the
Cross; March 18th, at 8 a. M, Mass;
March 10Th, at 10 a. NJ, instruction
for the children; at 1870, Mass;
March 10th, at 8 o'clock, Mass.
The Good Templars have secured
Rev. r. D. Phillips for lecture on
"Pluck" to be delivered in Thompson
Hall Tuesday evening, March Il. Mr..
Phillips was for many years Dep. e..
G.. T. of New York, and the Yates
County Chronicle says Of him; Rev.
Phillips both in the pulpit and on the
platform is an earnest and eloquent
speaker full of inspiration and power"
Cards received at this Office an
nounce the marriage Of Lockwood
Davitt Welsh. Jr., to Miss Laura
Christensen, both of Minneapolis.
The groom will be remembered here
as being associated with his father in
the machinery business several years
since. The wedding occurred on Mon
day. Feb. 20, at Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Welsh will be at home on Mon
days in April, at 2,7O7 First avenue
south.
The congregations of the Presby
terrain, Methodist and Church Of
Christ held union services at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday ev-
: ening, and listened to written reports
from Messrs. Ed. r. Houck, G. G
= Chollar, Dewitt Martin and VIII
Tyler on the work of the State Y. NJ
G.. A. at Winona several weeks since
The church was crowded to to over
flowing and all present seemed deep
ly interested in the reports.
A rather elderly woman put up a
u Hotel Francois several days since ane
NJ told heart rendering tale of Mon
" tana Justice. She took an individual
N into confidence, who attempted t.
have her placed on the county. bu
the individual did not succeed. Thu
wires to the daily press were KEEP
u busy: ditto to Montana; relating thu
tale of suffering and making inquiries
Nj and in the meantime the woman qui
NJ city left the town for parts unknown
d without settling her hotel bill.
Fred. Gley left for St. Paul las
: Monday, ostensibly for the purpose
$ OF securing the endorsement of Min
IS nesota's Democratic Sachems for /;
S government position-that of India1
s Agent, vice Hinton of Morton, for tn,
. Agency Indians, or postmaster at thi:
Is city. 1t is generally understood tina
the local Democracy have effected {
compromise, whereby Mr.. Gley, who
has all along been candidate for tn
Is postmastership, is to be made Indial
Is agent, and Aid. Bager or Geo. Lech
Is ner postmaster. Mr.. Gley secured
IS Mike Mullen's O. K. last week, ant
y ere this time has probably received
the o. K. of Dan w. Lawler and 9th
or leaders. He will fill the position
creditably.
Is Attorney Madigan secured par
Is tial victory in the habeas corpus pc
is tition of Culver r. Thurber, arrested
= for prize fighting and now in tn
d Brown county Jail awaiting to answe
a the indictment. Mr.. Madigan, as at
torney for Thurber, made the applica
: ton on the ground that the indict
ment was defective, and in decidin,
l. the case, Judge Weber says thai
while the indictment is CLEARLY de
e fective and demurable," the matter
y might be submitted to another CRANE
jury and consequently remands Thur
S Der to the custody of the sheriff o
e Brown county to await further devel
opments As soon as the Renyill
k county district court convenes the in
S dictment will be demurred to ant
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