The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-24
Drink Limetta at the Palace Res

Drink Limetta at the Palace Res
taurant. 1t
H. NJ. Aune and Attorney A. G. Dol
# left for New Ulm Monday, for the
purpose Of making the final account
ing in the insolvency of H. G.. Ack
mann. The account was allowed by
Judge Weber, and the assignee was
ordered to pay about IS cents on the
dollar to all creditors who had filed
their releases.
The freight traffic on tho St. Louis
from Morton west is materially in
creasing. The company is obliged to
run extras going west at frequent in
tervals, and on Sunday evening the
freight from the east running into
Morton, was ordered to continue west
for several stations, unloading freight,
and picking up east-bound freight on
it's return.
j. E. Moon has awarded the con-
tract for erecting his new residence on
the corner of Lincoln and Wyoming
streets to B..:Dripps of this city. The
contract price was about $4,000. The
plumbing work will probably be
awarded to E. A. Mason. The founda-
ton is to be erected bytFrank Grubb.
Work on the new building will COM
mence as soon as the weather permits.
Dominick &:!Murray .of st. Paul
have rented the building owned by
Henry Schleuder on Second street,
formerly occupied by Madigan's law
Office, and already have started first
class cigar factory in the same. The
two gentlemen will move their. families
to this city in short time. A cigar
factory is something Redwood Falls
can we'll support, and a good manu-
facture will find a good demand here.
j. F. Dietzman of Sherman has just
received letter fromihis old captain,
John G.. Langguth of St. Louis, ask
ing the former to have the drum be
used in the war of the rebellion photo
graphed for the purpose of having a
cut of the same published in history
of that company and battery, now
being prepared by Capt. Langguth
He also requests Mr.. Dietzman tc
furnish him with considerable other
data.
1t has been a typical March up to
date. The month, opening with ex
tremely warm weather, has brought
forth wild winds, six or seven inches
of snow on last Thursday, all of which
disappeared in a day, followed by
nice weather up to Monday evening
when Northwestern of the coolest kline
set in, with few flakes of snow fall
ing. The wind kept up a perfec
howl all night, and Tuesday morning
found everything froze up, and the at
mosphere as cold as has ever been ex
perienced so late in the spring.
+! Tracy Herald: On Wednesda,
word was brought to Tracy that lit
tie daughter of Chas. Anderson, livin'
about eight or ten miles west of here
had been horribly injured by wine
mill. The particulars as nearly as VI
can learn, are something like this
, The young girl was standing near tn
gearing of the windmill, and the emf
of a scarf, which was tied around he
neck, was caught by the cog-wheel
and gradually drawn tight until it Gu
, the neck almost in two. At this poin
the terrible strain broke the scarf, bu
, the loose hair of the girl now becam
tangled in the cogs, and like the scarf
was gradually taken in until it ha,
torn her entire scalp from her head
along with one ear and part of he
, face. DR.. Workman was taken out I,
her home, where he found the unfor
, tunate girl in terribly mutilate,
;, condition, with slight chances of re
r covery. And should she recover sh
would be disfgured for life.