The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-15
Frank Carman and wife returned

Frank Carman and wife returned
last week from visit with relatives
in the southeastern portion of the
county. It was Mr.. Carman S first
vacation in five years.
Echo Enterprise: We desire to
tender our sincere thanks to Messrs.
Aiken & Schmahl of THE REDWOOD
GAZETTE, for numerous fraternal
courtesies rendered us while we
were having the edition printed in
their Office, which very materially
assisted in the work. They cheer
fully extended every service posi-
BILE. They have fine plant and
know how to use it to the best ad-
vantage. Thanks, gentlemen,
thanks.
At the opening of court Friday
morning the grand jury reported
that there was no evidence against
Andrew Wolden, sent over from
Sanborn, charged with robbery, in
connection with having taken about
$50 from the pockets of party,
while the latter was playing with
Wolden. The prosecuting witness
had disappeared and the grand jury
had no way of finding him, and as
result Wolden was discharged from
custody.
Among the attorneys from abroad
attending court last week were
Messrs. f. T. DAILY and Frank Bar
nard of Renville, Charles ". Main
of Tracy, Messrs. George W. Som
erville and l. NJ. Olsen of Sleepy
Eye: Morgan W. Beach, A. H. Hall,
and Mr.. Brown Of Brown Buffing-
ton of Minneapolis, A. H. Mohler of
Lamberton, Albert Hauser of Nor
gan, W. H. Cooler of Walnut Grove,
A. J. Finnegan and S. Kipp of Min
neapolis, M. E. Mathews and E. G.
Patterson of Marshall and D. A.
Stuart of Window.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says
that G. w. Heidman, late of this
county, formerly prominent figure
in Democratic counsils and at one
time a representative in the State
legislature, whe mysteriously dis
appeared from GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
where he was the Northwestern S
agent, and also agent for the Ameri-
can Express Co., has been discov-
cred. His discovery is the result
of a search instituted on behalf of
the express company who offered a
reward of $50 for his arrest. 1t is
understood that the fugitive was
found in Montana.
Dave 0 Donnell, who was arrest
ed and fined $50 and costs for as
sault and battery on Archie Stew
art of Underwood, paid his fine last
Wednesday, and was released Be-
fore returning to Marshall he called
at THE GAZETTE Office and stated
that ne did not jump on to Mr..
Stewart when he was not looking,
according to the published reports.
On the contrary, said Mr.. ODonnell
Mr.. Stewart ran up to him and
struck him with two inch pipe and
then caught O'Donnell' thumb in
his mouth, thereby compelling
O'Donnell tie defend himself in the
best manner possible.
Interviews with farmers from
about every township in Redwood
county last week, on the question
of the advance in threshing, was to
the effect that when they left home
over 95 per cent. of the whole was
finished, and that if the weather re-
manned good throughout the week
there would not be stack of grain
in the county left unthreshed, un-
less the owners so wished it. In
Brookville, Shutdown, Willow Lake,
Gales, Springdale, Underwood and
many other towns the farmers re-
ported that all threshing had been
done, and that number of machines
had pulled in for the winter over
week ago. These farmers stated
that if the machines had remained
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