The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-04
Ed. Bent is now manager of Hotel

Ed. Bent is now manager of Hotel
Francois.
r. A. Turrell and wife left for St..
Paul Tuesday, where they will visit a
few days.
Mrs. o. B. Turrell has returned
from two weeks visit among friends
in St. Paul.
The Democrats will hold pow WOW
in Morgan next Saturday, when full
county ticket is scheduled to make it's
appearance.
Our line of underwear is complete
and we will guarantee to save you 10
per cent. in buying of us. G.. A..
Francois & Co.
The glass is being placed in the
new M. E. church, and the magnifi-
Gently stained windows give the
church a beautiful appearance.
Wanted Second hand eight or ten
horse Power, must be in good repair
and cheap. Address Box 124, Red
wood Falls, MINI. CIT
There will be dance at Shoemak-
er's Hall in the town of North Red
wood this evening. Quite a large
crowd from this city will probably at
tend.
Friday was an exceptional hot day,
with unusual strong winds, blowing
up cold rain, which set in early Sat-
urday morning, and kept up all day
at intervals, making overcoats very
desirable article for wearing.
Minneapolis Journal: "Pants"
Peterson may succeed in e]ecting a
Democrat to the State Senate from
the Ninth district, but probably has
no hope of going to the legislature
himself. That is the way some men
are built.
John n. Bobzen, of Frankfort Sta
ton, Illinois, a cousin to Mrs. Oscar
Mason, has been visiting here during
the past week. He, accompanied by
Oscar, left to-day for the lakes in Kan
diyohi county on a hunting and fish
ing trip.
Redwood county teachers are re-
quested to remember that the meeting
on Saturday begins at lis and not
l: 80 p. m. The topic in White School
Management is the first 80 pages, and
in Literature the topic of Irving alone
will be considered.
The candidates on the Republican
county ticket, together with the mem
bers of the county committee, held a
meeting Monday evening, and dis
cussed the situation, which was de-
clared very bright Another meeting
will be held next Wednesday evening.
Herman Werder is now residing in
his handsome new residence on Min
nesota avenue and Bridge street.
Gen. George L. Becker, candidate
for governor on the Democratic ticket.
will address the Democrats and other
people of this vicinity at the opera
house on next Tuesday evening, Oct.
9th. Gen. Becker avoids PERSONAL
ties in his remarks, combining his re-
marks to the points at issue between
the parties. He is an exceedingly
clever speaker, and is a pleasing man
on the stage. Voters of all parties
should hear the General.
The GAZETTE is in receipt of a letter
from a fair young Delhi maiden, sign
ing herself as 'Bashful Pansy," and
protesting against some of the bright
young farmers of that town having to
secure the assistance of some of the
fair sex in doing their farm work. The
blushing maiden thinks that male
laborers should be imported into that
town and closes with an appeal to this
paper to lend it's assistance, but mas
much as the communication is an
anonymous document, we are con-
strained to pocket the 1O-cent fee en-
closure. and modestly refuse our as
sistance until "Bashful Maiden" di-
vulges her true appellation.
The Minneapolis Journal cores
pondent at this place has been, at the
request of that paper, engaged
in making up an average yield of
wheat for Redwood county this year.
A basis was established by taking Is
townships, one farmer from each town,
the correspondent not paying any at
tentioa to who they might be, but get
ting the report from them as he ran
across them. The Is towns 90 south
to the county line, north and east to