The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-10-06
A GOOD COUNTY TICKET,


The ticket placed in the field for the
consideration Of the voters of Red
wood county hy the Republican con-
vention Of Sept. %, is ticket that will
command the respect Of every voter in
the county. It was ticket of the
people and for the people, every NOM
inee being {. true representative of the
interests Of the county, and the differ
ent nominees scattered over the coun-
ty so that sectionalism cannot he
charged. The nominee for represen-
tative might have been a surprise to a
large number, but there were those,
and they were not confined to any one
section, who predicted that Mr.. Tur-
rell would be the nominee. Even
that genial rustler and perfect farmer,
James Larson, and that pioneer and
soldier, Col. George Shelton, realized
that the sentiment for Mr.. Turrell was
very strong, Notwithstanding that the
latter gentleman was net candidate.
Mr.. Turrell has an enviable reputation
in the Legislature. Iie has Justly
earned the right OF being called the
"Grand Old Man Of the Legislature"
The GAZETTE has watched his course
has been with him, in fact, on the
floor of the Legislature, has heard him
address the representatives, has seen
what respect he commanded, and has
seen him meet with success in nearly
everything he advocated. First in the
councils Of his party, first to advocate
the interests Of his State and county,
and first to proclaim the principles of
"equal justice to all men, he has made
reputation that history will attribute
to but few men, and a reputation that
has placed him foremost among the
men of his party, to-day. A tender
nature with strong love for the peo-
pie is his, and he goes before the peo-
pie OF this county on his past record
a record that will be approved and re-
turn him to the legislature as a true
friend of Minnesota's favorite son,
Cushman Kellogg DAYS., and as the
true representative of this county, by
an overwhelming majority.
Andrew Anderson was nominated
for county auditor, and the nomina-
ton was merely Il recognition of his
excellent services in that office. He is
one OF the young Republicans OF the
county, Hailing from Delhi, where
he has many friends, he will add
strength to the ticket.
Emil kuenzli, the candidate for
treasurer, is young German-Amer-
lean Republican from Homer town
ship. He was a deputy in the office
with j. S. G. Homer, and when that
gentleman passed away Emil was Civ
en- full charge OF the office. He has
been commended by the bank exam
liner as an efficient officer, and will
continue to be one for the next two
years.
j. l.. Byram for clerk of court. and
George l.. Evans for register of
deeds, are both well known, as are al
SO NJ. NJ. Madjgan for county attorney
and E. d. French for Judge of Pro-
bate.
For sheriff, Casper Blethen, young
Republican from Springdale, and
member Of the last Republican coun-
ty committee, will be winner. Mr..
Blethen is an exceptionally bright
young fellow, and has been an earnest
worker in the ranks of the Republican
party from childhood up.
S. j. Race for superintendent of
schools, Z. L. Bgham for surveyor,
DR.. L. S. Crandall COR coroner and
Geo. Houghmaster for court commits
sioner, are all we'll known as true blue
Republicans.
A change in the county comr,is-