The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-08

The st. Agnes Guild will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Francois tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Deborah Tousley left for st.
Peter last Thursday. She will go
from there to Illinois on a visit.
David and Adam Alexander left for
Eau Claire, Wis, on Saturday last.
They returned Tuesday with q
daughter Of the former, who is suffer-
ing from consumption.
County Attorney Frank Clague came
over from Lamberton last Monday.
He states that the Lohrenz case, now
the cause of SANDER suit, was never
brought to his attention, and that SO
far as he knew there was no criminal
action in connection with the same.
U. G.. Truax has rented the resi-
dence of III. J. Gassman and will
move into the same after April 18th,
at which time Mrs. Truax and child
will return from an extended trip
with her parents. Mr.. Gassman and
family will move on to their farm for
the summer.
Miss Eva McConnell, formerly q
clerk in a. G. Ackmann's store. has
been employed as enrolling clerk in
one of the two houses of the Montana
Legislature during the past session.
The position commands a salary of IS
per day, with the chances of an in
crease at the end Of the term.
Henry Mullmeister, otherwise known
as Hungry Hank" who ran an eat
ing house around on Washington av-
enue for several months, and after
wards figured in the Hendricks indict-
ment case, was shot in saloon row at
Wahpeton last Monday. The bullet
struck Mullmeister in the leg and is
not considered fatal. Just how the
row started is not known.
| Frank Schandera came over from
Lamberton last Monday. Mr.. Schan-
dera represented the business men OF
Lamberton who are anxious to have {
bridge constructed across the Cotton
wood near that town, and for which
J Representative Larson has secured
an appropriation of $500. Mr.. Schan
dera asked the commissioners to max,
an appropriation for the same pur
pose.
Ralph Robidou was fined So ant
/: costs, amounting in all to $3.50 for as
) sault and battery on Hal Wing las
Monday night. For the past two 0
, three months it has been the habit o
) a lot of boys to gather around Ha
7 Wings place at night, notwithstand
ing his demands that they vacate. tn
, older ones have threatened to do al
: kinds of things to Hal, and the small
) or ones encouraged by these threats
also thought it would be big thins
: to whip the Chinaman. One night
t number of them were about to Gu
Halls queue off, but the appearance O
) the police stopped the scheme. o.
} Monday the younger element con
: trolled the house and on Hal attempt
ing to eject them Ralph Robidou CAV
} him violent blow in the eye, takin,
the skin off the flesh and causing
badly swollen visage.
Presiding Elder Hanscom and sOl'
Man" Huntington of the newsy Win
dom Reporter have become quite init
mate, of late, and there is some chanc
of the presiding elder bringing th
veteran newspaper man back from tn
: paths of sin to those of righteouness
Regarding the Reporters refusal t
beg the presiding elders pardon TO
some alleged offense the presiding
elder is made to say in the last issu
of that paper: "No pardon demanded
I never eat crow. Glad to hear tina
you are going to stick to my religion
} It will do you good. It controls M,
life and politics. I sincerely hope m
honest convictions will not cause an,
man to lose his crown. The tru,
christian serves God because it i
right not because some one agree
with, or opposes him. 1 make it
t principle to have my religion govern
my politics, not my politics my reli
} gion.'
Rev. E. P. Robertson, A. NJ, of Ro
chester, presiding elder of the Winon,
I. district. was in the civ last FRIDAY