The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-05-11


making some severe threats against
George Patterson, who lives on an
adjoining farm, and the latter
caused him to be arrested for
threatened. assault. Every time
Steinhaus gets into trouble there is
a revival of ugly rumors regarding
his alleged connection with an affair
that occurred some time ago and
last Thursday the rumor again
gained currency.
Till Tibbetts is already on his
way back to st. Paul. with his new
launch, in order to avoid low water.
Coming up ,Ufrom that place the
screw or propeller was twisted
several times by coming into con-
tact with rock or some tree that
had fallen over into the river and
Mr.. Tibbetts will not attempt to
make the ascent of the Minnesota
with this valuable piece of proper
ty. Arriving at St. Paul he will
dock the boat, have all of the re-
pairs made that will be necessary,
and he will then place it in the
waters Of the Mississippi until he
gets ready to leave for St. Louis.
His party to that city will not be
more than four, in addition to him.
self.
The members of the cast in My
Friend from Arkansaw," were
greeted with very large house at
the Odeon theatre, Belview, last
Wednesday evening, and presented
the play as we'll as on either even
ing at this place. The members
were accompanied by number of
other people from this city, 'includ-
ing several of the base ball team,
and on Wednesday afternoon the
ball players, generated by Capt.
Apitz, crossed bats with the Bel
view team, going down to inglori-
Gus defeat by a score of II to 2. At
ter the presentation in the evening,
which resulted in gross receipts
amounting to about $85, dance &C.
Cured and this continued until the
break of day Thursday morning. It
was seven o'clock that morning be-
fore the last Redwood party re-
turned to this city,
DR.. L. S. Crandall, one of the
oldest physicians in Redwood coun-
ty, residing at Lamberton, passed
away early last week. The doctor
has long been ailing and his demise
was not unexpected. DR.. Crandall
was the first physician in Lamber-
ton and was postmaster Of the place
In 1882. At the incorporation of
the village in 1879 he was elected
as one of the trustees at the cleo
ton on March 18th of that year. The
deceased was born in 1874, in Allie
cheney county, New York, and in
1916 the family moved to Wisconsin,
where the doctor studied medicine,
completing the course in one of the
schools of his native state. In 1863
be came to Sibley county, this state.
where he continued studying medi-
cine in the Office of DIR. Russell. He
in the service in March of
1865 and remained until the close of
the war. From 1870 until 1874 he
was at Alden, the following year at
and later practiced short
time at Omaha. Just prior to 1878
he was at the Winnebago agency
and from there went to Lamberton,
where he opened a drug store and
continued to practice. He was mar
ried in Wisconsin in 1857 to Miss
Eunice Campbell.
The Republican county conven-
ton to elect IA delegates to the
state convention which is to nomi-
nate candidates for state Offices,
will be held at Wabasso, commence
ing at II o'clock on Tuesday, June
18th. The basis of apportionment
will be the same as at the last coun-
ty convention, on the Mckinley vote
Of 1900, except in precincts where
villages have been organized as
separate election districts since
1900, when the vote for governor
in 1902 will be used. This ruling
was made by the state committee
at its meeting last Wednesday, at