The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-13

d. f. Robbins Of Berlin, Mimi, is
moving to this city, where he will re-
sidsin the future.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nj. e.
church will meet with Mrs. q. H. Way
Friday afternoon, Oct. 18th, for work
and business.
George r.. French, formerly of this
city, but now Of Cass county, assisted
the troop in quelling the Leech Lake
Indian trouble. Quite number of
the citizens around the lake were with
George in the work.
Willard Root came down from
South Dakota last week, having
filed his special assignment as opera
tor at station in that State. He will
remain at home until the company
assigns him to another point
Joseph Oleson and Barbara Drees,
both Of Willow Lake, we're married at
the Catholic rectory, by Rev. Fir. Jas.
j. Woods, on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th.
Otto Oleson acted as groom's man and
Mary Drees acted as bridesmaid.
Attorney Frederickson of Spring
field, is the Republican nominee for
county superintendent of schools of
Brown county. Mr.. Fredericton
will make Brown county model sup
perintendent, if the voters select him
for that Office.
James Aiken and wife left for Oma-
ha and points in Kansas over the
Northwestern last Monday. They
will take in the exposition at Omaha,
after which they will go to Topeka,
and take in the industrial show at
that place. They will be absent for q
couple of weeks.
John Douglas, managing director of
the United States Savings & Loan
society of St. Paul, was in this city last
Friday and Saturday, looking over the
company property with the view of
making improvements. Mr.. Douglas
stated that there was great deal of en-
thusiasm in both Ramsey and Hen
nepin counties for the Republican
ticket, and he believed that Mr.. -Eustis
would carry both by large majorities.
The new Republican county COM
mittee, with nearly all of the candi-
dates on the Republican county tick
ct, held meeting in the committee
rooms on the second floor of The Ga
zErTE building, last Friday night, and
made some preliminary arrangements
for carrying on campaign in Red
wood county. Some of the speakers
are announced in another column. A.
II. Anderson, of the Republican State
executive committee, was also present
at the meeting. VIC. Starr OF the
Lamberton Star was elected secretary
Of the committee.
Elmo johnson, son of James John
son of Sheridan, met with quite
painful accident on Monday evening
of last week. He was assisting his
grandfather in barley bin, and was
standing on board, which gave way.
A wire with hook at the bottom was
suspendiug from the ceiling over the
bin, and as young johnson went down
the hook caught him around the neck,
and tore the flesh very badly from one
side to the other. He was brought to
Redwood Falls and four stitches were
placed in the wound. The young
man is now out of danger.
Travelling Passenger Agent Carter
of the Union Pacific, one of the most
genial travelling passenger agents in
the service, was in the city last Thurs
day, and again on Mondey, looking
after business for his system, which is
working in harmony with the North
western for California traffic. He was
after the five passengers that leave
here to-day for California. Mr.. Carter
states that the Omaha exposition has
been grand success, oyer 10000
people visiting the same daily. The
stockholders, he says, had received
enough to pay all expenses about two
weeks ago, and receipts from that time
to the close, on Nov. LIST would be clear
gain.
The Faribault Republican has the
following regarding product manu-
featured by Seth H. Kenney of Rice
county, brother of Frank E. Ken
ney of this place: Hon. S. H. Ken
ney has finished the seasons opera