The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-17

Robert Nilsson has been appointed
town clerk of Brookville to succeed f.
A. Zieske, deceased. People having
GAZETTE town clerk cards should at
once make the change. Mr.. Nilssen's
posto6ice address is Evan.
DR.. w. D. Finn writ DRaffalo
that he will be at home to-moEro7P'
friday afternoo1 Tue Northwest
ern, from his extended trip through
the East. The Doctor adds, in
letter, that he has had very INT /
trip, and very proftab}G :, Fes-
sionally, striking. ~ GROW et
Philadelphia Ahe Oh
inside as he y es.
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: "a St. Paul q Nj apS is
finest freight 81 De Ct il kura
ed. Freight pl nv ~
the Northwestern pmV 6y & ST.
Paul or Minneapol ID Il aft bon
will arrive here tt ext Drn 7& al
900 o'clock. In ma fasd The Hehta
beats the invoice Its 81sti1H bn,
and always comes thkohgH s fa las
express. 2 @ I
Two residents Of BenvilI county,
living north of Reee = al Bro ht |
the information 81 - s city st onz
day that two I'd un Sas qthGf NH
entity had been dxG ad kil6 batH
ing in a creek saty Dne S Il .
daughter of josef Dd l 81
other the daught& pfh fSher We y
Lorenz, both I'd dn neSR ycH II
appears that % ~ Is hied
for help and th otl Ter own
life in atteme Save that of her
comrade.
Miss May Ferris of The GAZETTE
staff, who is visiting relatives in Wis
consin, met with a serious and almost
fatal accident one night last week. She
was visiting at Verona and with cous-
in drove to Oregon to attend gradual
ing exercises in the evening. The two
started for home at IL o'clock, just as
a storm was coming up, and got off
the road. In getting off the horse
went alongside of the embankment,
upsetting the buggy, and throwing
Miss Ferris cousin from the same.
The lines we're thrown around Miss
Ferris form by the upsetting and the
horse started to run, dragging Miss
Ferris and buggy some distance be-
fore the horse was stopped, and the
stop was made on the top of high
embankment. Miss Ferris was picked
up more or less bruised. Had the
horse gone ten feet further the acct
dent would have been fatal to both
horse and Miss Ferris.
An exciting coursing event between
the four hounds of 81. E. Jones and
the one owned by B. Theiring occurred
two miles north of this city early in
the week. The dogs were drawn, re-
sulting in Silver and Pete running to-
gether, Pearl and Mig ditto and Sandy
and the loser of the first ditto. The
first rabbit jumped up five feet from
the dogs and in an exciting chase the
rabbit was captured, Pete taking ten
points to Sliver's six, according to the
judge. Mr.. Smith, the sewer contract
| or. The next race was between Pearl
and Mig, four huge jacks having been
scared up at the watering place. The
race lasted nearly half an hour, and It
is estimated that the dogs ran from
Is to 20 miles. The jack got away
but Mig had the most points. The
next race was between Sandy and
Silver, Sandy funking after he got six
points, leaving Silver without single
point going over the hill after the
jack. The next contest was between
| Mig and Pete, resulting in Mig win
ming the heat without the rabbit.
The weekly crop bulletin for the
week ending Monday, as6ae r
follows: The wask> has haaa cloudy
and cold, with frost 81 the night of
the 3lst, which was heavy in many
places, and with the frost on the aia1
of the Both, did much d. II to
truck, fruits, berries, al Ehe
more fender sn, s23 ~ m Ut 40 b,