The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-09
MORGAN.

MORGAN
= Verify the world does move, espec-
tally in the vicinity of Morgan.
j. Bremen had his house moved
last week, on his lot north of the rail
road track.
Tom Thompson is building new
house this week on Bloomington Aven-
ue, opposite the butcher shop.
il johnson has torn down his
photograph shed and is putting up a
new domicilee farther up the street.
VIM. Kinman is contemplating the
building of new dwelling on his acre
lot in the northern part of the village.
He and Mr.. johnson each had well
bored by an itinerant well-digger last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, of Kansas, is now
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. A. Mulyck, from Wiscon-
sin, accompanied by her son and
daughter, paid her brother ]. E. John
son visit last week
M. Gales, of Iowa, is now visiting
his brother Matthew in this town.
Delegates of the Farmers Alliances
from Redwood and Brown counties
convened at this place last Saturday.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather last Friday night, the child
ren's concert at the Presbyterian
church, was success financially.
Battice's separator was burned last
Saturday night ION the Curtin's farm,
by some midnight incendiary.
Alliance Senatorial Convention.
The Senatorial convention of 1.-The
Farm and Labor Party" met pursuant
to call, at Morgan Oct. 18th, 80, at 2
p. m. Called to order by B. Mars
elmer, of Brown county.
James Arnold, of Redwood county,
was elected chairman, and T. L. Gil
bert, secretary.
There were present from Brown
county the following delegates: B.
Marschner, O. Rude, E. Lehman. c.
Halverson, S. Bellig, G. Ahlness, Geo
Irving and NJ. G. Tower; from Red
wood county: James Arnold, Martin
Bredvolt, Jacob Lorens, A. D. Stew
art and T. L. Gilbert, with instructions
to cast the full vote of the Thirty-one
Alliances represented.
Motion made that we nominate an
independent candidate, which, after
full discussion, was carried, Is to3.
G. Ahlness put in nomination A. D
Stewart, seconded by S. Bellig, bott
of Brown county.
A. D. Stewart put in nomination, T
L. Gilbert, seconded by M. G. Tower
Upon an informal ballot, A. D. Stew
art received % votes and T. L. Gilbert
8 votes.
Upon motion of T. L. Gilbert the
ballot was made formal and A. D
Stewart declared the unanimous can
didate of the Farm and Labor party
of this senatorial district.
Mr.. Stewart in his speech of accept
ance, pledged himself to stand square
ly on the platform of the State ALI
ance; also each County Alliance.
The convention, after transactins
some further business in regard to t
full canvass of the District, adjourned
T. L. GILBERT, Sec'y.
Challenge for joint Debate.
To D. L. Bigham, chairman of Re.
publican Senatorial Committee.
For the purpose of securing a full
discussion of the political issues invol
we'd in the campaign in this district
1 am directed to invite Hon. S. D
Peterson, the Republican candidate
for Senator from the ninth sena
torial district, to joint debate witt
A. D. Stewart, the candidate of thu
alliance for the same office, at sucl
times and places as may hereafter b.
agreed upon by your committee and
the undersigned, representing Mr.
Stewart.
By order of the committee.
B. T. F1xsEN, Chm