The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15
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| Agriculturist.
Will Brainerd arrived in Redwood
Falls last week from Montana, where
he disposed of the Kentucky Favorite
mine, owned jointly by him and W.D.
Finn, in connection with two other
mines. at a good profit for himself
and the doctor.
The severe penalty that was impos-
ed on County Attorney Madigan of
of Redwood county, forcibly calls up
the fact that the crime for which he is
justly to be punished is one that is
recklessly committed in nearly every
law suit brought into the courts. If
this crime was sharply hunted down,
the ends justice would be more cor
rectly arrived at.-Le Sueur News.
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May l next.
Marion johnson arrived home last
Friday. He was rather warm under
the collar when told of what had been
going on in his absence, and remark
ed while in town a few days ago that
he was going into diversified farming
with bull dog and Winchester
rifle, and is fully prepared for mid
night wheat raising on his premises.
Marion declares that thieves had
already taken one load out of his
wheat bins before the episode that
was aired in our municipal court last
week.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: MN. Madi-
gan, ex-county attorney of Redwood
county spent sometime in this vicinity
last week and we are informed sounded
some of the members of the trial jury
with view of getting them to sign a
petition to the governor for pardon.
Madigan has made a stubborn fight
of it so far and will doubtless exhaust
all the legal tactics of which he has
knowledge before he will submit to
being shaved and given new suit
and steady job at the hands of the
state.
Morgan Messenger: VS. McKay's
successor as postmaster of Redwood
Falls has been appointed. 1t is none
other than Mr.. McKay's popular
young assistant Dallas E. Laird.
Young Laird had the endorsements
of the Democratic county committee,
Hon Mike Mullen, W. S. Hammond,
and last but not least, the great and
only Mike Doran of St. Paul. With
such flattering endorsements he went
in sailing. Dallas has our congrat-
ulations.
The Northwestern mixed train due
here at $50 met with an accident last
Wednesday night, the same occurring
near Gilfllan station. A broken rail
threw the last three freight cars off
the track, dragging them over ties for
eight or ten rods, and causing such a
jolt as to shake badly the passengers
in the express and passenger car.
Louis Guth jumped from the pass
enger in such a manner as to receive a
sprain, and a flesh wound on the
hand. The passengers got into a
freight car ahead of those derailed
and were brought to Redwood. The
engine returned and spent the re-
mainder of the evening getting the
cars on the track and returning to
Sleepy b e.
There was two-round contest, bare
knuckles, for the price of a package
of smoking tobacco, and a plug of
chewing tobacco, between couple of
the kids" of our public schools last
Friday, after school was over. The
feHd leading up to the battle has been
a bitter one, the rivals carrying load
ed revolvers and jack knives. They
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