The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-09
Arthur Kel lum, q forme Red wood
boy, came p from Mason City Ia,
on Wednesday Of last week, and has

Arthur Kell lum, a former RedW
boy, came up from Mason City, Ia
on Wednesday Of last week, and has
been visiting with relatives and
friends in this section ever since.
Arthur is a full-fedged tonsoriaI
artist and is employed in a leading
Mason City barber shop
Edward Everett and Miss Fran
ces Everett came4up from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis last Wednesday to
attend the funeral over the remains
of their father, held on the following
day. Edward Everettis now en-
ployed in the wholesale grocery
house of Griggs, Cooper & Co, St.
Paul, having recently resigned his
position with the railroad company
which he has held ever since he left
Redwood Falls.
| DR.. b. A. Lyman, deputy game
warden, corrects an error in the
last issue Of this paper, wherein
was stated that the catching ofpick-
eral during March and April was
prohibited. He states that he has
received word from Executive Agent
Fullerton to the effect that the law
prohibits the catching of pick erel
| by artificial light, or spearing by
artificial light, and also shooting
that class Of fish.
| Albert Beckman, a well-known
farmer of New Avon township, to-
gether with his cousin, Henry Myer,
left Saturday for Bottineau, North
Dakota, where Mr.. Beckman re-
Gently purchased a tract of land,
and where he will reside in the
future Mr.. Becklnan has hereto
fore been on rented land and will
now conduct his own pastures and
fields. He paid s15 per acre for his
land in Bottineau county, and thinks
that he has secured the very best
tract in that county.
The following from the Window
Reporter refers to aformer Redwood
Falls boy, at one time in the employ
of George Houghmrster: George
KettleWell had the misfortune to
have knee dislocated Friday. He
was trying to stop the delivery
| horse OF M. L. Fisch which had
taken fright at an automobile while
MIR. Kettlewell was in the Office of
Kettlewell Bros & Keegan. Mr..
Kettlewell got hold of the animal
but was unable to get it under con
troll and in some way the knee joint
was thrown out of place. The dis
location was reduced by Drs. Beadie
and Weiser and Mr.. Ketllewell is
doing as well as could be expected.
Relatives of Arthur Ring, who
has been bound over to the April
term of the district court in connec-
! tion with having assaulted and rob
bed fellow named Gray, at Vesta,
some time ago, have secured H. a.
Baldwin and Fl. NJ Aune of this
city as bondsnen for the young
man, and he was released from jail
last Thursday, County Attorney
/ Clagle having been present andsap-
proved the bond [ t is understood
that the two gentlemen who have
Eentered on the bond as sureties
have been furnished with a suffi-
cient amount of money or property
to indemnity them, should Ring fail
toturn up atthe April term of court.
Hemphill, who was arrested with
Ring, is still in jail.
The j. l. Case Threshing Machine
Co, the defendant in the action
! brought by Milton Rlst, as admins
/ traitor of the estate of Ruel Culver,
/ deceased, has applied to udge Web
Der for an order removing the trial
lof the case from the district court
iof this county to the Federal court
of the United States The case is
/ the one wherein the administrator
sues to recover s., 600 from the
tthreshing machine company by rea-
son of young Culver having been
!. killed in an accident on new thresh-
ing machine manufactured by the
Case company. and witch machine,
or the feeder attachment thereto, is
/ claimed to have been defective. The
company asks for the removal of the
J, trial on the ground that it is orga