The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-16

The ten most beautiful women in the
State use Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark returned
last week from q visit among friends
and relatives in Brownton.
| Conductor I. R. Hughes has been
visiting with his sick mother in Wis
consin during the past two weeks.
/ E. A. Lyman ST., was attending
the annual reunion of his old regi-
ment in st. Paul and Minneapolis last
week, and was incidentally taking in
the sights of the city. He returned
home on Friday.
G.G. Thune and family, E. c. De-
Groat and family, r. A. Tnrrell, Carl
Peterson, A. G. Dolliff and family,
Miss Mae E. Sims, Miss Ella Laird,
a. NJ. Hitchcock and wife, Mrs. G. T.
Ward, Mrs. r. G.. Chadbourne, Mrs.
VIM. Crooks, Mrs. j. A. Englehart and
child, and Miss Bertha VIM were
among those who returned from the
State Fair last Monday.
| A Mankato Special of Sept. 8, says
that A. E. Clark, a young attorney Of
this city, goes to the Twin Cities to-
morrow to hold conference with rep
resentatives of the so-called reform
movement in this State, with the view
of establishing daily paper in one Of
the cities to represent this movement
! He states that those present at The
conference will be largely from The
Twin Cities.
Health Officer Gibson of this city
: has received notice from Secretar,
; Bracken of the State Board of Health
i. to the effect that he will meet all of tn
health officers of Redwood county a
. the court house in this city at two o
o clock next Saturday afternoon for tn
purpose of discussing the question a
|. to what is the best means for the pre-
Q vention of hog cholera in this county
: or the prevention from spreading G
j. that disease. Secretary Bracken ha
y many interesting points on this subjec
s and every health officer in the count
d should be present.
l. Springfield Advance: G.. E. Bal
IL tholomew, postmaster at Sanborn, ha
10 bulldog which has proven himse
to be trusty watch dog. When M
/, Bartholomew went to his Office th
, other morning, he found it open, ever,
N thing in disorder, and blood spattere
If around on the walls and furniture.
le bulldog that had been left to guar
le the Office was found with stab in i
is side, but alive. It was found TIL
a someone had broken in to rob the Off
a and had desperate fight with tt
a. dog, and in escaping he left b
er hat. The burglar had jumped into
70 lot of tar by which he was tracke
is some distance east along the railroa
Is Nothing in the Office was taken. I'll
~ dog will recover.
The Minneapolis Times of last Fl
e, day has the following: Mrs. c.
y, Gilland, wife of a well-known cite
'ir ofSleepy Eye, and AndrewG China
~ an aged and prominent stock buye
re also of Sleepy Eye, we're arrested Ia
of last night in apartments at IL
of Eighth street S, by Fl. Il. Christina
u, superintendent of the Chrisman d
It. tective agency, on charges of adultel
re The arrest was made at the instig
70 ton of Mr.. Gilland. Mrs. Gilland n
IL away from her husband a week q
By Monday and moved all of their fur
n, ture. Gilman is also said to ha
on come to Minneapolis at the time
Of the disappearance, and the pair 8
ne alleged to have rented rooms at t
|e- Eighth street house, where they we
& living as man and wife when arrests
tn Mrs. Gilland was accompanied by b
of little child, which she took in her c
ry with her. Both will be arraigned
re Judge Kerr's court this morning I
on complaint sworn by Mr.. Gillar