The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-30

OF LOCAL. INTEREST.
Weather slightly wintry.
No. Northern wheat was SO cents
yesterday; fax, $l.23.
Mrs. W. D. Finn entertains the St.
Agnes Guild this (Thursday)afternoon.
A full report of the Southside Teach
ers' Association hat been crowded over
to next week.
Skip the politics if you don't like it.
Local politics at least will enjoy good
long rest after next Tuesday.
A. w. Cooper has purchased the old
paternal homestead near Sparta, and
gone back there with his family.
Auditor Tibbetts went to Gilfillan's
last Monday, intending to go on to
Chicago the day following day.
Willie Albeit, now rising prescrip-
ton druggist at Duluth, visited the
folks at home i'll this place the past
week.
One of the features of G.. A. Fran
co.'s Il Co.'S new store is their enor-
nous Garland heater, which was put
in by Laird & Dornberg.
The state Republican committee
have made appointments for a rally
at Morgan tonight, and at Delhi to-
morrow evening. A Mr.. Cairns is the
speaker.
Next Sabbath evening DR.. Riheldaf-
fer will continue his discourse on the
text, "Show myself man." Young
men and boys particularly invited.
Come and take front seats.
Mrs. DR.. Gibson is enjoying visit
from her brother, c. A. Ingalls,, of
Dodge Centre. Mr.. Ingalls, is engaged
in horse dentistry and will remain in
Redwood Falls for some time.
Mr.. Epple, an old citizen of New
Ulm, who is quite well known here,
was discovered in dying condition
near his slaughter house last Sunday,
having fallen ON the ground from the
effects of apoplexy. He died soon after.
Rev. Andrews, of St. Paul, who is
conducting mission at the Episcopal
church, is enthusiastically spoken of
by those who have attended tho servi-
ces. We understand that Mr.. Andrews
will preach his last sermon of the SER
les this evening.
Clerk j. L. Byram will fill tho fol-
lowing appointing IS between this time
and election day, for the purpose of is
suing first papers to all foreign-born
citizens who desire them: At Sanborn
Friday forenoon, Oct. 31st; in the af
ternoon of the same day, at Lander
ton; and on Saturday forenoon, at
Walnut Grove.
And now our readers can congratu-
late themselves that another week will
settle the election agony. Bring us in
the news. If we can only write of the
goings and comings of our people and
their people, the births and marriages
and all that, interspersed with iber-
al amount of new and fresh home ad-
vertisements, we care not who is elect
ed governor or constable. Let us have
peace and sufficient currency for the
demands of trade.
A small party of candidates were ov'
ertaken one day last week by very
rank free trader of the order mephitis
out in the western part of the county
and report says that the candidates
developed remarkable running quail
ties when the animal showed dispo
sition to be too familiar. The candi
dates were going to a dance, and hac
no time to enter into a discussion
then. They were afraid that argu
ments might be advanced by their op
ponent that would be decidedly over
towering.
A Swedes Forest subscriber report.
the grain nearly all threshed in hi
town, although further west consider
able threshing remains to do. A rid
in that township convinces us that it.
enterprising citizens are not given t.
being behind-hand. Big red barns ant
new houses, and almost solid miles O
fall blowing tell story of prosperit.
and thrifty content that he who run
may read. Quite naturally, too, al
most all these industrious and intelli
gent countrymen of Knut Nelson an.
John Lind vote the Republican ticket
Four years ago there was not a dis
senting vote there against Lind o
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