The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-17

4 Austin last week, taking 8 DISPOSE
! tion in q case to come before the
q district court.
j II. S. Baldwin came up from St.
| Paul last Thursday afternoon. He
reports that there is still about
| twice as much stock shipped into
South ST. Paul as there is in demand.
/ The good weather of the past
week has had a hustling effect on
the politician. The candidates
have all been moving, and the hotel
at Seaforth reports having nine
registered in single day.
Joseph Tyson returned last Thurs
day morning from trip through
South Dakota, making Pierre his
headquarters. While absent he
purchased carload Of fine calves
for C. D. Gilfllan of the Sio ing.
The animals will be fattened by
Mr.. Gilfillan.
The only Republican nominated
for Office by the last convention who
had not filed his fee for getting on
the county ticket. last Friday, was
D. r. McCorquodale, the candidate
for commissioner from the Fifth dis
trict. Mr.. McCorquodale, however,
has since paid in the. amount, the
time for closing being midnight last
might.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: p G. ia
cobson was at Redwood Fails on
Monday last in the interest of the
Mccormick people. Mr.. Jacobson
says that from Republican point of
view everything looks exceedingly
favorable in our neighboring county
and that both the national and state
ticket will receive a largely in
creased Republican vote.
| II. NJ. Sandager of Swedes Forest
and A. O. Gimmestad of Belview
have been appointed guardians of
the minor children of John Martin,
deceased. The bond required for
the faithful performance Of the trust
was $50, 600, the largest bond of the
kind ever furnished in Redwood
county. The estate is valued at
800, 900, all of which is left to the
widow in trust for the children. A
large portion of this is in land and
securities.
Sanborn Sentinel: While Albert
| Nenno was filing the cigar lighter
in the Aftermath hotel last Saturday
afternoon the gasoline became ig
nited and he was severely burned
about the hands and face. AS usual
| in such cases there were number
of old papers and two flags near
and they too became af1ame within a
very short time. Mr.. Nenno not
being at the hotel wnen it happened,
the ladies were much frightened,
and during the excitement Miss
Lynch tainted. Fortunately the fire
was soon put under control and the
damage was very slight.
The firm OF Baldwin, Ward & Co.,
bankers, will be one of the fixtures
of Seaforth in a short time. The
firm will be an adjunct to the Red
wood County Bank OF this city and
will do general banking business,
giving Seaforth an institution that
the town can point to with pride.
The firm consists of H. A. Baldwin,
Mrs c. T. Ward and silent part
ners Fred. Wilson, who is now
teller in the Red wood County Bank,
will be placed in charge of the Sea-
forth institution, and II. A. Bald
win will make frequent trips to that
point. The firm expects to com
mence business in Seaforth in a
short time
Charles W. Everett, Jr, son of c.
EW. Everett. passed away at a hos
fpital in ST. Paul of typhoid fever on
| Wednesday morning of last week.
Charles had been working for Moon
& Co.. at KEENAN,, Wis, for a month
or more prior to his having been
taken ILL., About two weeks ago his
illness assumed such a form that he
left KEENAN, for ST. Paul. where he
entered the hospital. The fever had
already advanced too far for the
physicians to check its progress,
and the result was that the young
man passed away at the time above
stated. The remains were brought
to this CITY Thursday and placed in