The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-29
Mrs. G. E. Waldron has returned

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from her visit in South Dakota.
Mrs. A. L. Ingalls,, of Waverly, Sd,
visited relatives in this city the past
week.
/ Capt. w. P. Huntington made an
other flying trip to St. Paul last
Thursday, returning Saturday.
DR.. G.. R Pease and wife returned
last Friday from their extended visit
in Ohio and Michigan. DIR. Pease is
much improved in health.
There will be Union Thanksgiving
services at the Episcopal church COM
mencing at 1890 o'clock to-day, Rev.
Henry Beer preaching the sermon.
Editor Hays Sleepy Eye Dispatch
came up smiling last week, with lots
of local and editorial news. Mr.. Hays
is good newspaper man, anyhow.
T. L. Gilbert, of Gales, was in town
last Saturday, attending a meeting of
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. Mr.. Gilbert contends that his
candidacy alone beat Senator Peter
son, because he pulled many votes
from the Senator in Brown county
that he would have got had not Mr..
Gilbert been candidate.
Casper Blethen and Doc Byram
we're in Belview one day last week,
when they knocked the bear seized by
J. NJ. Thompson, on execution process
of RE. Devereaux, down to the high
est bidder. Mr.. Thompson was the
lucky bidder, and he afterwards sold
the animal to E. Schmahl, who is now
getting the animal in prime shape for
the Christmas trade.
The New Ulm News remarks that
U. S. Grant, who broke out of the
New Ulm Jail some time ago, and who
is wanted for the purpose of working
for the State during the next seven
years, narrowly escaped being cap
tured the other day. Grant was sup
posed to have gone across the line in
to Canada, but the News article i'm
plies that he is close to home.
Jas. B. Mason, Geo. French, Amos
Moon and the Knopf Bros. returned
from the northern part of Minnesota
last Thursday, after spending month
in the lively sport of shooting deer
The gentlemen report the animals
very plentiful this year, and brought
back quite a large number of the car
casses. They travelled portion 81
the fire swept regions, while on theil
expedition.
The Dispatch says that Sheriff
Wichman, of Renville county, was il
Sleepy Eye last Saturday evening, do
} ing some detective work on the Otto
J murder case. The sheriff wanted tC
J find out if there had been any 3S-cali
bre revolvers in that town recently
but none of the dealers there baC
} sold any. It will be remembered tina,
the bullets which entered Otto's body
} were of the 3S-caliber size.
Rev. P. Rosen, of Fairfax, at one
time the popular priest of the Red
wood parish, has recently made trip
to Rome, and the Rome Times o.
/ Nov. Sd, states that Rev. P. Rosen, o.
Fairfax, Minnesota, assisted at the
private mass of the Holy Father, Pope
Leo, on the feast of All Saints, anc
was afterwards admitted in private
!; audience. Rev. Fir. Rosen had Their
been in Rome for several days. His
) trip to the ancient city of the Sever
| Hills was enjoyed immensely.
A petition to pardon ex-County At
torney Madigan from the Saltwater
prison, has been in circulation fol
several weeks past, and has beer
i, signed by a large number of the prom
inent farmers and business men o.
} Redwood county, the petition alleging
J that he has already been sufficiently
, punished for the crime for which he
was sentenced to the penitentiary
Mr.. Madigan has now served about
: nine months. Allowing for good time
he will have to serve, if his sentence
is enforced, two and half years. II
, is probable that if Gov. Nelson grant.
a pardon it will be on the parole sys
tenn, which has been in effective anc
successful force for the past two
years.
The Minnesota Sons of the Revolu
, ton, are again on deck Offering silver
u medal as first prize and bronze
medal as a second nriza FIR tho hos,