The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-04-23

"A key found on Lincoln street is at
this Office.
a. G. Warner came up from St.
Paul on visit to his family last Mon.
day.
The mother of Mrs. o. B. TurrelI
recently died in her old home in New
York.
County Attorney Clague was over
from Lamberton Monday giving ad
vice in several county matters.
A special session of the county COM
missioners will be held in this city
commencing April 10Th. General
business will be transacted.
w. H. Allen left for Pipestone Mon
day. Mr.. Allen has sold oyer $1,000
worth of we'll machinery in this Sec
tan since the LIST of February.
Mrs. J. R. Wolff left Tuesday for
Warren, Mimi, in response to a tele-
gram announcing the death of her
sister, Mrs. &C. Winchester, aged
26 years.
w. R. Houck returned over the
Northwestern Monday from a three
weeks stay at his old home in Venice,
ILL.,, where he went in response to a
telegram announcing the dangerous
illness of his mother.
Coming down from Belview Mon
day representative of this paper no.
ticed several tracts of wheat, undoubt-
eddy sown before the blizzard, coming
up nicely. There is full growth of
the sprouts and the first outlook of the
season is exceptionally good.
Emil Schmahl purchased a train
load of six cars of stock of G. D. Gil
fillan last Monday and they will leave
as special train over the Chicago &
Northwestern tomorrow. There are
ITO head in the bunch, for which Mr..
Schmahl paid in the neighborhood of
So 500.
Rev. r. @. Crosse is to preach the
annual Odd Fellows sermon at the NJ.
E. Church next Sunday morning.
After the sermon Rev. w. S. Cochrane
of Tracy will conduct sacramental
services. In the evening Mr.. Cochrane
will conduct the quarterly meeting of
the congregation.
Two caravans of prairie schooners
passed through Redwood Falls Satur-
day and Sunday enroute for Stevens
county. One caravan of seven teams
and wagons was owned by Knut T.
Berge, who is enroute from Madelia.
He Sundayed at Everett's livery.
Berge stated that he had purchased a
half section of railroad land in Stew
ems county, paying $50 per acre for
the same.
The ). ID. Cakes company of Swiss
Bell Ringers gave an entertainment at
the opera house last Monday evening.
The company presented refined en-
tertainment of Swiss bell ringing, in
strumental music on the harp and
flute, some delicate music on a group
of glasses and a little comedy by Nat
Blossom. All Of the players we're
good in their respective parts. In
these times the stage must furnish
comedy in order to attract patrons as
there is enough of the serious, drama
or tragedy in every day life.
The preliminary examination of
August Bott, on the charge of assault
with intent to kill occurred at Lam
berton yesterday and the result of the
same was that young Bott was held to
the grand jury. While in town Mon
day County Attorney Clague informed
representative of this paper that he
would change the count on Bott and
make it assault with intent to do
bodily harm at the meeting of the
grand jury. The penalty for the lat
ter is from two to five years in the
penal institution at Saltwater. The
two boys that we're shot by Bott are
both attending to regular work and
we're at the examination yesterday.
William Bott, who was sent to the
St. Peter insane asylum from here last
Saturday, created big sensation over
at the home of his parents in Charles
town last Thursday evening. Young
Bolts mania seems to be over his love
for young lady whom he desired to
marry. His parents protested against
the match because, they contended,
he was too young, and was not the
possessor of sufficient quantity of
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