The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-07

Iearly part Of last week.
/ w. F. Dickinson left for Chicago
yesterday, after casting his vote for
| Mckinley and Van SAINT.
i Miss Barbara McIlreavie left Fri.
day for Comfrey, Brown county,
| where she will conduct a millinery
store during the coming fall and
winter.
j Joseph Fountain andG. W. Vaughn
returned from their hunting trip
around Big Stone lake last Friday.
They report very poor shooting.
and brought back only few birds
with them.
It has been practically impossible
to get men or teams for odd jobs
about town, as we'll as assistance
for household work. Four years
ago these jobs always found four
or five very willing takers,
The WalnutGrove Tribune showed
signs of continued improvement in
it's issue Of last week It was neatly
printed, the typographical work ex-
! cellent, and full of newsy items per-
tanning to that rustling burg.
During the past week Sc instru-
ments OF all kinds were placed on
record with the register of deeds.
Of the number Is were warranty
deeds or patents, % were mortgag-
es, ID were satisfactions and the re-
malnder were miscellaneous.
James Grasby, married man, in
the employ of J. F. Lohrenz, at his
blacksmith shop on Mill street, met
with a severe accident while shoe
ing a horse about II o'clock last
Thursday forenoon. Mr.. Grasby
was pairing the horses hoof, pre-
paratory to fitting the shoe, when
the sharp pointed knife slipped and
struck him in the thigh, cutting a
cash about two inches long and an
inch or more deep. The blood
spurted out of the wound very
freely. Dr. Palmer was called and
stopped the flow and dressed the
wound. Grasby is doing we'll and
expects to be at work again in few
days.
Hon. James T. McCleary. repre-
sentative in congress from this dis
trict, came down from the west last
Friday, on the Minneapolis & St.
Louis, and remained here until the
evening Northwestern departed for
the east. Mr.. McCleary had been
campaigning in the western portion
of his district. He was confident
that everything was all right, in
GLIDING Van SAINT for governor. Il
see Tams Bixby says that Van will
win by about 10000 continued
Mr.. McCleary. THAT is an old ruse
of Tams. He knows that Van will
get larger majority, but be wants
to get hustle on all of the Republi-
cans all over the state. In 1896,
you will remember, Tans said that
we wolld win by about $4,000.
What! Minnesota only $4,000 Re-
publican, was tt e general response,
and Republicans got out and hus-
tied, and we gave Mckinley an aw-
full vote
E. G. Mills a Republican speaker,
who spoke at Walnut Grove on
Monday evening and at Delhi on
Tuesday evening of last week, to
large crowds in both cases. was a
caller at the GAZETTE Office Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Mills has been
campaigning in Kentucky for
couple of weeks prior to coming to
NluuCSOGd duu u0 luSlSUeu lldU Vic
election of yesterday would find
Kentucky in the Republican column
even to the election of the Repub-
publican candidate for Governor.
He states that justice is farce in
that State, and in the trials ofsthe
three men arrested for the murder
Of Goebel. after the latter stole the
Kentucky governorship, it was par
ticularly so. The sheriff secured
the talesmen, all Goebel Democrats,
and the trial Judge ruled against
the defendants on every point. The
trial of Youtsey, while Youtsey was
lying Unconscious on a stretcher,
was one of the crimes that Ken
lucky justice would have to answer
for some time in the future. It will
hn rnmpmnarad that in order tn