The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-30

w. II. lOmpklns was with his son,
Editor Tompkins Of the Morgan Mes
senger, at the county fair last week.
Editor l. N. Tompkins of the Nor
gan Messenger was an attendant at
the county fair on the last day of the
show.
Mrs. Dyer, mother of Mrs. H. N.
Bell, has returned from an extended
visit among friends and relatives at
Hastings.
The Marshall News Messenger of
last week states that O. E. Maxson
and wife drove across country Friday
to Redwood Falls to visit with Geo.
B. Hughes and family.
The Troy Ohio News says that the
Gilbert Comic Opera Company played
to large audience at the opera house
Saturday night. It was pronounced
by many to be the best show of the
season, which means much, for we
have had some first class attractions.
The management is to be congratu-
lated upon it's achievements.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps presented Mrs. Matte Warner
with beautiful hand-painted china
tea set at the Post hall on Tuesday
evening of last week. A lunch was
served prior to the presentation. Mrs.
Warner has been treasurer of the Corps
for many years, and it was owing to
her resignation as treasurer and her
departure from this point to Mime
apolis, that called forth the souvenir
of her association with the other mem-
bers of the Corps.
Yesterday Burl Story came out from
Marshall on the passenger train to in
tercept three Indian boys who had left
the Indian school at Pipestone, says
the Cottonwood Current. Two of
them we're trying to reach Redwood
Falls and the other was bound for
Wisconsin. Marshal Story heard from
them at Green Valley, and on arriving
here he knew that they we're between
here and that place and in company
with detective, who was also in pur-
suit of the boys, started out to meet
them and found them about a mile
out of town. They we're taken in
charge and started for Pipestone on
the passenger in care of the detective
They we're apparently about II to II
years of age.
Miss Fagen, daughter of farmer
residing several miles south of this
city was seriously injured in a run
away accident last Thursday. Sht
was with Walter Peavy, who was driv
ing livery, and who also had tire,
other young girls with him, at thu
time of the accident. Something
: about the buggy broke when near tn
Winona Lumber Co. yard, and tn
horses started on run, upsetting tn
buggy and throwing all of the occu
pants to the ground. Miss Fagen wa
badly cut about the face, and tn
blood flowed profusely from tn
} wound. DR.. Gibson was called ant
: stitched the wound nearly dozel
| times. Miss Peavy, one of the othe
: occupants Of the carriage was badl.
scratched and bruised about the face
), The carriage was badly demolished.
;. In the meeting OF the stakeholder
c of the Chicago & Northwestern las
/ Wednesday there was not dissentin,
3 vote on the proposition of a refundin'
; scheme and consequent mortgage
= The amount of the bonded debt it
:. though of creating is $165, OOO,O 900, tn
g directors to have the power to dc
Q termine the time and amounts OF eac
Q issue of bonds. They are to mature
Q century hence and hence not bear in
8 terest at over 5 per cent. All are
t be secured by mortgage or deed c
d trust to such trustees as the director
n may designate. The earnings for Al
n gust were reported to be $375,0OO i
g excess of the earnings for the sam
:. period year ago, and the earning
f since June l were said to be nearl
J. @5O,OOO more than those of year ag
Q for the same length of time.
Q Redwood county was highly com
plimented by the State Experiments
i station directors here during last FIR
! day and Saturday, when Prof. Sha,
q for that institution secured nine hea
D of cattle from the farm of @. D. Gil
d fillan and one Polled Angus heife
= from the Glendale herd for the use c