The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-01

Miss d. Hutchinson Will be pleased
to do dressmaking at her home one
door south of Alex McIlreavies resi-
dence on Mill street. or will sew at res
licences. 1872.
John Ste wart makes his claim to
the Morgan Messenger that he could
receive higher prices for his live
stock sold in the Morgan market
than he could at Redwood Falls. He
marketed several head there recent
ly, and the Messenger editor says
it speaks we'll for the town wh,
farmers will market their cattle
there. travelling distance of II
miles from their home to make the
sale. G. B. Root is the Morgan
buyer. Considering that the beef
trust still makes the prices for live
stock we fail to-see where local buy
ers can do much discriminating.
The Flying Banvards, who were
here during fair week, have recov
cred sufficiently from the accidents
at Keokuk, Iowa, to warrant them
in making engagements with New
York amusement houses. and aside
from spending most of the winter in
the American metropolis, where
they will appear at the Madison
Square Garden and at the great
New York hippodrome theatre, they
will probably show at other leading
places in this city. The entire six
write that in all their experience ia
showing throughout the United
States and Europe they never ap-
peared in town where they were
so we'll received in private and pub
lie as they we're in Redwood Falls,
and their hearts yearn for the town
where they were so much of an en-
tertainment, and where they were
so well received by the people.
"Put." of the Granite Tribune,
grows eloquent over a little rose
that Mrs. B. E. Nelson of that town
sent to the editorial sanctum. He
says: 1t was raised in her garden,
it blossomed and .bloomed there,
and it is still fresh and beautiful
that rose that Idella Nelson brought
from her mother, Mrs. B. E. Mel
son, yesterday morning. Handing
it to US the little sweetheart. said
take this, and we took it, but it
awakened memories that it were
better not to mention here. Mrs.
Put. might occasionally send rose
down to the editorial sanctum, and
| if no roses happen to be in the
neighborhood, send down club on
such occasions as these.
Dan Austin, the prisoner in the
county Jail for shoplifting at Phil
brick S store, whose term expired
last Thursday, will have to wait
awhile for freedom. Last week the
sheriff of Crawford county, Wis,
arrived here with requisition pap
ers, and Austin was taken to the
state pen at Waupun to serve out
his term for burglary at Prairie
du Chen. The circumstances lead
ing to his Identification was the re-
ceipt by Sheriff Schueller, through
the postofice, Of circulars offering a
Reward for an escaped prisoner
from the jail at Prairie du Chen,
the photographs being an unmis-
taxable likeness to the prisoner
Correspondence followed and the
sequel was the re- arrest above not
ed. Austin, or whatever the pris-
oner's name is, has record of two
previous terms served at Waupun,
and the same at the Iowa peniten-
tiarp at Animosa, besides having
done time in Chicago penal insti-
tuition. He broke Jail through the
aid of an iron bar furnished by a
confederate, the day before he was
scheduled to start for Waupun, UNI
der a sentence OF one year for burg
larry