The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-15

| The table of election returns pub
lished elsewhere is official for Red
wood county.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Pugh made a
trip to Waseca Thursday morning, re-
turning home Saturday.
/ A company to insure against biz
yards would not be entirely out Of or
der during the next few months.
The Ladies Mite Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Smith tomorrow afternoon.
Gentlemen invited to supper.
! /. w. Acker, of Kaw county, Wis
.consin, brother to Mrs. A. J. Scott,
residing just east of this city, has been
visiting with her during the past week.
Mrs. Julia Crouley, of Greenleaf,
Meeker county, this State, has been
visiting with the family of VIM.
Crouley, of this city, during the past
week.
-Four carloads of apples we're re-
ceived at this point over the North
western during the past week, one
load being consigned to S. S. Good
rich. one to Mckay & Race, another
to H. G. Ackmann, and fourth to
George Lechner.
Mr.. sBeals, who runs the government
weather service at st. Paul, puts him
self upon record as predicting very
severe winter. His reasons are not
given; although it is because of the
unusually warm summer that the OPP
posite extreme is expected.
Miss Esther Jorgenson, formerly a
teacher in the primary grade Of this
city, is now at Pierre, S. D. 1t was ex-
pected last week that she would be as
signed to the primary grade in the
Delhi schools, but for some reason the
assignment did not materialize.
Heller, the magician, scheduled to
appear at the opera house, in this city
last Monday evening, did not show
up for some reason, whether it was on
account of row with the lady mem
Der of his troupe, or owing to finan-
cial troubles, is not known. The opera
house was dark that night.
The Marshall churches and schools
have been ordered closed pending the
running down of several cases of diph
!. liberia in that town. All children have
been notified to keep off the streets
and all property owners to clean uE
back alleys and out-houses. The lat
ter would not be bad precaution in
this city.
In the United States Circuit court
at Mankato the jury in the case of J
F. Jones VS.. the Citizens Bank, O
Redwood Falls, an attempt to gel
$1,000 out of the bank, the jury, aftel
being out "a hours, returned and re
ported that they could not agree
This will necessitate another trial o
: the cas-, and J. F. Jones will have t.
: continue his residence in Michigan.
; Dickinson & Tyson have just solo
another magnificent bull from thei
. Polled-Angus Aberdeen herd, thi
, time to J. R. Campbell, of Clyde, Wi
|, mona county, MINI. The bull is Pri
I mate 1882, calved by the firm Nov
Ii, 1891, the sire being Peerless
}, Knight lO359, and the dam Pride O
0 Glendale 1O468. Mr.. Campbell is al
;: old breeder of Polled Angus Aberdee
a cattle, and considers the Glendal
n herd one of the finest in the North
g west. Primate is to head his herd a
Q Clyde.
A striking feature of the last cleo
> ton is the amount of votes cast in thi
IS county The 81 precincts cast tots
of 1859, or 500 more than were cast a
# the Presidential election of 1892. Tn
/ registration of the county was 3,22i
+, or about 600 more than there wer
u votes cast. If the multiple of five wa
n used to get at the population, in cor
7. nection with the registration, the pot
/ ulation would be 1926, or if on tn
} number of votes cast it would b
,. 1895, from four to five THOUSAND
r. more than the census of 1890 give
9 the county.
0 The gentlemen connected with tn
Five-Cent Readings have now bee
d organized into society, to be know
e as "The Nickel Reading Society.
d The Mayor of the town is chairman Q
e the body. An executive committee t
a arrange programmes has also been az