The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-03
Judge Baldwin was in New Ulm

OuASO ACsAAWiA WOO IL NOW OAA
Monday.
Miss Charlotte Schmahl leaves to-
day for Minneapolis where she will be
the guest of Miss Alice Welsh.
j. R. Wolff is now residing in the
Andrew Birum residence on Mill
street.
When you go for your mail just
drop in at the Bargain Store and see
our 10 cent counter, and those new
picture mouldings, on haw side of the
P.O. 7-t.f. BERGEN Bros.
According to predictions we are
likely to have a storm on or about
Oct. 8 and 4. A cold wave may fol-
low. After the 9th there will be rains,
wind and thunder, with hail turning
to snow. From the 18th to the 10Th
there is likely to be more snow. 1t
will be warm on or about Oct. n and
%.
St. Peter Herald: We are informed
there is now a movement on foot to
organize first class State base ball
league with eight neighboring towns,
including St. Peter, Mankato and six
other places, and that these cities will
soon be visited, to consult the different
managers, with a view to have a meet
ing held in some central place, when
steps toward the organization of the
league would be taken. The Herald
is informed that a league will surely
be organized. This is the only way
to run base ball and if the league is
organized, it would make one of the
strongest State leagues to be found.
The well-known and reliable fur
house of McKibben & Co. of St. Paul,
one of the largest of it's kind in the
west, will have special agent at
Aune & Thune's all day next Tuesday,
Oct. 9Th, with large and magnificent
line of ladies fur capes, jackets and
sacques, such as astrachan, electric
seal, China seal, woolseal, beaver,
otter, mink, etc. He will be prepared
to take measures for special garments
for future delivery and will give all
the benefit of wholesale prices
Ladies of this city and surrounding
towns are urged to call and inspect
the line whether they desire to pur-
chase or not.
According to the St. Peter Tribune
the Russian thistle is Dad between
Lamberton and Redwood Falls
They have big start up there, and
the road commissioners are doing theil
best to have the pest exterminated
Seven big grain rack two horse loads
were taken off of 100 acres in thai
section. A specimen can be seen a,
this Office. Our informant says hi
saw one at Lamberton four feet higf
and four feet wide, with at leas
100000 seeds in it. Nothing vii
grow where they are matted-it is thu
most dangerous pest that could befal
land, and wherever one is found i
should be exterminated at once.
The Los Angeles Daily Times pub
fishes the following interesting item
Mrs Mary Mclean was brought be
fore Judge Shaw again yesterday TO-
continued examination ror insanity
Several witnesses we're present ant
testified to her wild rawlings and othe
weird performances. The old woman
had friend in court, however, for E
St. Julien Cox, Esq, was present t.
see fair play, an testified that he hat
known her for thirty-five years ant
that the only trouble with her was al
over-fondness for alcoholic stimulants
She had worked for his family in Min
nesota, and was good, honest woman
only she would go on a four or fv
days drunk now and then.
George Houghmaster had marrow
escape in runaway accident las
Thursday. Mr.. Houghmaster wa
driving his spirited colts seven mile
this side of Olivia. He was passin,
a team with load of hay. The colt
SHE'D and tipped the buggy, THROWN.
him out, but still clinging to tn
reins. One of the latter broke ant
Mr.. Houghmasterlost control of them
He struck on his shoulder, disabling
that portion of his anatomy for SOM
time. His nose was badly peeled ant
he has scars on other parts of his body
In other words he is physically dis
abled by the accident. The passer
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