The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-05-14

Editor Hill of the Morton Enter
prise was in the city for a few hours
Friday afternoon.
G.. H. Pryor has rented the building
on Mill street long occupied as har-
ness shop by Levi Truesdell, and has
stocked it up as -four and feed store.
The St. Peter Herald states that
Mankato is rival of Redwood Falls
in the sensation field with a fair
chance of eclipsing the small city in
Redwood county.
Mrs. Donald Stewart left last week
on a visit with friends and relatives at
Ireton, Iowa. Mr.. Stewart accompan-
led Mrs. Stewart to Marshall and Wis
tied there until Saturday.
Assignee Dickinson of Laird &
Dornberg, will receive bids in a lump
sum for the remaining stock of that
firm up to and including May 10Th,
according to notice published else
where.
81 don't see how l could get along
without The GAZETTE" writes VIM.
G. Sprankle, of Penrose, ILL.,, formerly
of this county, in renewing his SUBJ
scription. Mr.. Sprankle also writes
that he likes Minnesota better than he
does Illinois.
The Sheridan creamery will start
UP for business in about two weeks.
Thos. Sloan informed us Thursday
that the machinery was being hauled
out that day and that the machine ex-
pert would be engaged this week in
putting the same into position.
A refreshing rain during Sunday
night followed the excessive heat of
that day. The rain was heavy enough
to wet the ground for few inches
and close up all the apertures in the
earth wherever it touched the same.
Grass and crops were given another
boom.
Mrs. Ell. Halves and son, and Miss
Just, who have been in Salt Lake City
for several months past, will remain
there until about the last of June,
when they will return to Minneapolis,
where they will be met by DR.. Halves
and the party will proceed north to
the lakes of Otter Tail county, where
they will camp for month or more.
Editor Case of the Marshall Repor-
ter has offered to donate a small sum
to "Golf" c. F. CAL providing the
latter will change his name, or his
first initials. 1t appears that the edi-
tor does not like to be COMPOUNDED
with Golf Case, who so cleverly
grated the proprietors of hotels in
Redwood Falls, Echo and Morton
during the past few months.
o. D. Ellis, who stole team of
horses and buggy from the farm OF
Mrs. E. johnson in Cottonwood coun-
ty, was arrested by Sheriff Ness and
deputies of that county in Cass coun-
ty, northern Minnesota. Ellis was
found asleep in cabin there,the bug
gy was discovered in the yard, one
horse was drawing manure and the
other was out in the woods while the
harness was slowed away in the attic
of barn. Sufficient evidence was
found to make strong case against
Ellis.
A. Washington special says that
an echo of the Renville county
seat war was found in an order
of the post office department es-
tablis hingia mail route from Olivia to
North Redwood via Beaver Falls.
When the county seat was removed
from Olivia to Beaver Falls the former
place found itself without direct mail
communication with it's successful RI
val. A petition for the establishment
of route was at once sent to Con-
gresham Heatwole, who indorsed it
so effectually that the route has been
established.
In the case of D. H. Evans of Tracy.
a leading bushes man of that city, VS..
John Casserly, an action to recover on
notes given Evans prior to 1886, and
on which it was claimed that the sta
tutes of limitation had been waived,
the jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff. The notes we're nine in
number and we're for about $500.
The jury computed 500 interest and
rendered verdict for Evans amount
ing to $500. In second case between
the same parties, an action to re-
cover for goods sold, amounting to