The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-02-08
The Northwestern was nearly

The Northwestern was nearly
four hours late last Friday evening,
due to severe storms in the eastern
portion of the State. All evening
trains in st. Paul and Minneapolis
the same evening were several
hours behind time.
RonaldD Thiering has secured the
hounds of a Mr.. Handy of Des-
Moines, which haye been in charge
of the United States Express Co. at
this place for several weeks, the
party to whom the hounds were
shipped, having refused them. The
two animals were sold to Mr.. Their
ing last Saturday, by the company's
delivery agent, G. E. Lamberton,
for $25, and now Mr.. Thiering has a
pack of as fleet-footed hounds as
there are in the west.
The Christian science meetings in
G. A. R. hall under the J. w. Croft
band of workers are creating a
great deal of excitement in and
around this city, and each meeting
is well attended. A correspondent
from here, writing to a friend in
Gales, states that already rs people
have practically embraced the new
doctrine. The party to whom the
letter was addressed, writes as fol-
lows to Rural Center: go in, John,
if you can do anything to reduce the
cussedness in julius bailiwick, you.
have our hearty sympathy
Sunday night was another night
of evidence for cold weather. It
was but a continuation of the cold
weather we have been experiencing
for the past ten days, and the Their
mometers took a tumble pretty
nearly as far down as they have
on previous nights of the continued
snap. At seven o'clock Monday
morning one thermometer registered
20 degrees below zero, while
another registered 22-both located
on Second street. The sky was
clear, very lite wind was stirring,
the atmosphere was dry, and the
general tendency on the part of the
inhabitants was to rustle-rustle-
rustic. Great ozone, this.
John Wieborg, who has been in
the employ of F. Engdahl, for
number of years, left for Chicago
last Monday. John told his friends
that he was going several weeks
ago, but he was side tracked and
went to Pipestone instead, and was
compelled to return to Redwood
Falls again to get his bearings. He
proposes to enter tailor's cutting
school in Chicago, and take an ex-
tended course in cutting cloth for
male and female wear, for, the COM !
pletion of his art of tailoring itneS0'a'
Wieborg, on having a tendei
policeman, to show him the city,
declined the proffer on the ground
that he had already been in Ham
burg, which he classes as a larger
city than Chicago.
A lively runaway occurred last
Sunday afternoon. Roy Kahler, the
diamond wearer behind the count
ers OF Hotel Francois, was enjoying
a sleigh ride with two young ladies
of his class. The team was from
Barnes Bros. livery. Coming down
Mill street the team became fright
ened, and started to run. Roy lost
control of them. He would not
allow them to run down hill, and in
attempting to turn them into Second
street, they struck post. The
team left the cutter and the persons
therein contained, taking the tongue
along with them, and went to the /,
livery stable. A shrek or two,
from which the young ladies have
since recovered, general josh at
the expense of the phosphorescent
clerk, and the broken tongue, made
the sum total of the damage.