The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

CnarlcS AuQO anu JOuu OASOA VI
Johnsonville were over from that
town yesterday.
Seed wheat, barley, oats and flax for
sale at the elevator of ]. A. Engel-
hart. 31-t.f.
McAlpin s Swedish comedy, Hans
Hanson, will be presented at the
opera house tomorrow evening by
a company of travelling artists.
Examine the large main shaft and
large pillow black boxes on the Nichols
& Shepard engines at Thompson &
Mead's. 38-1t.
The Howard Comedy and Concert
Co. will be at the operahouse Thurs
day evening, May 18th. Don 'tmiss
it or you will regret it.
The Redwood County Bank of this
place had $6,6O1.2O of the State S
money on deposit at the close of
business Saturday evening.
Wanted-Girl to do general house
work. Work light, pay good. For
particulars inquire of 1. N. Tompkins,
Redwood Falls. 38-t.f.
Squire Perkins, Marshal Schmitt,
VIM. Weeks came over from Wal
nut Grove Monday morning and
have since been attending court.
Mrs. Caroline Waters was up
from Morton Monday, making ar
engagements for the location of her.
self and daughter in the Gassman
residence, on Wyoming street.
Miss Ell Fay Martin, with the
Howard Comedy and Concert Co. is
one of Chicago's favorite readersand
pianists The company will be at
the opera house Thursday evening,
May 18th.
The jury in the case of Hanson
Empire Fur Factory VS.. Francois &
Schmahl was instructed to return a
verdict of $173.1 Is against the
defendant On Tuesday. This was
done owing to the defense S inability
to get in the evidence showing that
the furs purchased were of very
inferior quality.
The Nichols & Shepard threshlng
machines are the best, because they
have the largest separating capacity.
Call and examine sample rig, at
Thompson & Mead's alter May
LIST. 37-2t.
At the regular meeting of the Red
wood Falls Commandery No. 10,
Knights Templar, Monday evening,
the following officers were installed:
H. N. Bell, eminent commander; G.
E. Mckay, generalissimo; A. Birum,
captain general; Joseph Tyson. pre-
late; George Drake, senior warden;
O. L. Dornberg, junior warden; w.
F. Dickinson, treasurer; NJ. E.
Powell, recorder; E. NJ Holmes,
sword bearer; Thos. King, standard
bearer; A. G.. Schmahl, warden, and
w. S. Clayson, sentinel.
A ten months old Shorthorn bull
was received here by J. R. Lankard
The animal had been
purchased a week previous of Mar
tin Flynn, the well-known breeder
of DesMoines, Iowa. His name is
the 18th harrington Duke, and he
was sired by Rowley's Kirleving-
ton and the dam was the 9th Walnut
Hill Darlington. The bull was
kept on the streets for few hours
Saturday and the farmers who were
fortunate enough to get a look at
him say that he was one OF the
finest specimens OF the Shorthorn
type that they have ever seen. He
will head Mr. Lankard's herd in
NluUlEc UOW uSutp.
The case of Emil Schmahl VS.. E.
A. Pease, with the Mccormick Har
vesting Machine Co., as co-defend
ant, was on trial nearly all OF
Saturday, Judge Weber charging
the jury at seven o'clock that night.
The jury remained out all night,
and was discharged on disagree
ment at about 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. The jury stood nine for
the nlaintiff to 3 for the defendant
from the start, and never changed.
The case was one wherein Mr..
Schmahl sought to recover nearly
$500 for sheep taken of A. B. Pike,
which were his property, but which
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