The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-18
The Renville county seat contest
case will be argued in the Supreme
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case will be argued in the Supreme
Court Oh July 18th.
The musical pupils Of Mrs: Mary
Ashmore will give . recital at the
Presbyterian church this evening.
VIM. P. Bradish and daughter,
Miss Agnes. of GAINESVILLE, were Wis
Iiting with the family of HI F. Jack
son during the past week.
Items from the Springfield Ad
vance: Everett & Co. sold their
merchandise stock to H. L. Stokes
of Britton, S. D., who will sell part
of 1t here and ship the balance to
add to his Dakota store. - San.
born is rejoicing in the prospect of
having a twenty-stall round house
and becoming division point for
the Northwestern through trains
from Belle PLANE, Iowa.
A handsome bay horse, belonging
to A. D. Smith of Paxton, had a leg
broken If runaway accident last
Friday morning. While running
the team was crowded to the side
walk near G. O. Morgan's repair
shop, and one OF the horses fell on
to the other with such weight as to
break the leg. The animal was
taken home, but it became neces-
sary to shoot it afterwards.
The last will of Charles L. Web
Der. who died April 4, was filed for
probate in Ramsey county. The es-
timated value of the estate is $50. 600
worth of real estate property and
$4,000 personal property> The
heirs consist of four children in adj
dition to the widow Mrs. Weber
was appointed special administra-
trix pending action on the will, as
matters pertaining to the estate,
which is principally farm lands re-
quire immediate attention.
T. L. Gilbert, chairman of the
Peoples Party county committee,
has issued call for convention of
the party, 10 meet at Wabasso. on
Saturday, April 2Sth, at II o'clock
a. M, for the purpose of electing
delegates to attend the State and
congressional conventions Under
the call Brook vile is given three
delegates, Charlestown 2, Delhi 4,
Granite Rock 3, Homer 2, Johnson
vile 2, kintire 2, Lamberton ?,
Morgan l, New Avon: North Hero,
Paxton, Redwood Falls township,
and first and second wards of the
city, two each, Sheridan 3, Sun
down 3, Springdale 2, Swedes For
est l, Three Lakes 2. Underwood 3,
Vail. Vesta, Waterbury, Willow
Lake, Westline, Walnut Grove,
Lamberton and Morgan villages 2
each.
Roy McMullin, the confidence
man who done up the Lac qui Parle
county farmer, in a three card monte
game some time ago, has had his bail
reduced from $500 to $3.50. through
some fault of the Lac qui Parle coun-
ty attorney, and has paid his bail
money, and skipped, probably new
err to return again. The Press has
the following: The confidence man
who has been at the county jail in
charge of Sheriff Miller awaiting
the action of the grand jury, was
over to Granite Falls. before Judge
Powers Wednesday, on an applica-
ton to have the amount of his bond
reduced. Mr.. McElligott appeared
for the State and Mr. Ewing for
the defendant. It is. perhaps, un-
necessary to say that Mr.. Ewing
succeeded in having the bond re-
duced from $500 to $3.50. The pris-
oner then furnished the bond and
was released.
Regarding Mrs. Seeley, the fake
solicitor for funds for the Children S
Home society, who visited Redwood
Falls, Delhi, and other points in
February last, and secured sub
scriptions, the Minnesota Chill
dren s Home Finder claims that the
woman often calls herself j. NJ. or
J. W. Olmstead, and her name is
published in the official organ of the
American Home Finding association
of Chicago as one of its representa-
tives. Continuing the article says
She canvassed for the paper and for
contributions. She has statea to
the officials of the railroads that she