The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-22
The w. G. T. u. meets this after.

i Ex-senator Sam Peterson was ii
town last Monday.
Nice smoked salmon something
new and nice at Ackmann's
Masons on the jail had the main par
nearly ready for the roof Tuesday.
| Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan and Master
James Mcmillan returned from siz
weeks sojourn in Minneapolis last
Saturday.
We regret to hear that death has
entered the family of Editor Harris,
of Belview, who lost his little son on
| the 10Th inst.
Rev. G. w. Lutz. of Fairfax, form
erly of Wood Lake, will occupy the
pulpit at the Methodist church next
Sunday forenoon, Mr.. Hanscom being
in Iowa.
E. D. Cooper is preparing to remove
with his family to Washington, as
soon as his wife, now under treatment
at a Minneapolis hospital, is strong
enough to stand the journey.
All the steam fittings for the jail
heating plant have been unloaded
from the Northwestern cars, land work
men from the Pond & Haisey Co.
are now putting them into position.
Adolph Knipple lost his pocket
book containing $50 and some wheat
tickets at Morton one day last week,
according to the Enterprise, but luck
lily for him, Frank Curtis, formerly of
this place, found it and returned it to
the owner.
"Another Redwood County Muir
der" is what the Marshall News-Mes-
senger heads it's account of the Otto
murder, "a mile north of Morgan. y
Overhaul your map of Minnesota,
Brother Whitney, and locate that
murder where it belongs-in Renville
county, north of Morton.
H. O. Schleuder, of Springfield, had
to wheel man through the streets OF
that town last week on an election
wager, according to the Advance. Our
Jeweler Schleuder is of the shade OF
politics that isn't losing any bets this
year, and no doubt will enjoy the dis.
comfiture of his Springfield relative
Supt. Greene, son of our own G.. P.
was among the few Populists in Rem.
vile who came out on top, with plu.
rality of nearly 800. The Republic
ans captured all the rest of the coun.
ty Offices except a commissioner OF
two, but were few votes shy of elect
ing their Legislative ticket, Oar Hal
and Dosseth.
The case of State vs.. Alfred Leath
ley, charged with fraud in connection
with the disposal of horses, came to {
close Tuesday morning,upon motor
of Attorney Mcleod, for the defense
that the action be dismissed on thu
ground that the indictment did MOI
state facts sufficient to constitute
public offense.
| Supt. Race was laboring the Other
evening on program for the coming
State convention of county superin.
tendents, and grumbling little be
cause his co-workers in some otheI
counties don't respond to his letter.
asking them to name the subjects o
the papers assigned them. If all coun
ty superintendent had a walk-ove
every election like ours, they would
have more time for correspondence
perhaps.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mr.. Charles
Schultz, of Albin, was a homewarc
bound passenger on the Monday trai1
after weeks visit among the cream
cries and butter makers of Fillmore
county. Mr.. sSchultz's visit was ont
for information and he comes HON,
loaded to the muzzle with practica
knowledge which he intends using il
his own business as dairy farmer an6
creamery advocate. He comes back
home this trip determined upon ont
point: that is, to improve his stock
and to feed them to the best advant
age. The trouble with us, remarked
Mr.. Schultz, is that we do not feec
properly and hereafter I propose t
change my methods and next sprine
will show you herd of well-kept
well-fed, profitable dairy cows.
Three peddlers, one of them beine
sister of one of the firms. Fan
ianoos, who do business as S. F. & j
G. and Sister-stopped for the night
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