The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-21


home Of 81. F. Clipfell, east 81 the
lefty, this evening.
Additional book slides for the
vault Of the register Of deeds were
received last week and put into
| place on Friday afternoon.
| Ring 4 Co, have perfected ar
rangements whereby they will re
tain possession of their present
quarters, owned by N. H. Mahow-
laid, until Sept. 1st next.
Mrs. D. j. Laird entertained
lquite large party of friends at her
home last Friday evening, in honor
of the visit here of her daughter.
Mrs. B. E. Nelson of Granite Falls.
| DR.. G. NJ. Lefingwell, formerly
Iof this place, but more recently OF
Rush City, Olivia and Morton, has
rented the residence of L, N. Rowe,
and will move his family into the
same in a short time. DIR. Letting
well will practice dentistry at this
point.
| Stillman Pollard puts himself
down as prophet. A little over
four years ago, before the National
Republican convention, he predict
ed that Mckinley would be nomi-
ed ard elected this year. Both
prophecies 'came true, and what
seems surprising, Mr.. Pollard is
not a known candidate for any
Office.
Mrs. G. T. Ward, who has been
out of the city for couple of months,
a portion of the time at a Roches-
ter hospital, where she successfully
underwent a'dificult surgical oper-
alton. returned home from that
place last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Ward was slightly weak, but other
wise thoroughly recovered.
Gilbert Gutterson, of Lake Cry
stall, special'agent Of the rural free
delivery service for this section,
passed Thoroughbred wood Falls last
Thursdayseneroute for Clarkfeld, to
look up the matter of establishing
rural delivery routes in that sec
ton. Mr.. Gutterson states that
wherever the.routes are put in they
give the best of satisfaction.
It is stated that in one precinct
of this county voter at the last
election marked the nine Democra-
tic electors, and then marked the
one for Debs, social Democrat.
This latter.act clearly made the bal
lot, so far as Presidential electors
are concerned, invalid, but the
Judges of the precinct counted the
ballot for the Bryan electors and
one for the Debs elector.
| Sheriff-elect Alvin Small was in
the city last Friday, attending the
meeting'of''the Republican county
committee. It is reported that Mr..
Small has rendered the position of
jailor tor. S. Pickett of this city.
Whether the latter will accept the
same is question. Mr.. Small has
made no tenders of deputyships up
to the present time Gus. Enge-
mann is being urged for one of the
places.
Renville Record: Charles AL
brecht, buttermaker of Che Flora
creamery, died last Thursday of
diabetes. The attack was very
sudden. He has been sick at times
for year past, but was apparently
in good healtha week ago Monday.
The deceased leaves wife and one
child. He was taken to Buffalo
Lake Thursday,for burial. The de-
ceased bore an excellent reputation
among his friends and neighbors.
He was Industrious and skilled in
| his trade. His family have the
sympathy of all in their loss.
| A. H. Keefe, editor of the Morton
Enterprise, the warmest kind of a
Democrat, was in Redwood Falls for
| the first time since election on
| Thursday afternoon of last week.
| Mr.. Keefe insisted that all of the
Republicans in the State and Rem
vile and Redwood counties rode
into Office on an exceptionally long
coat tail of rPresident Mckinley.
Mr.. Keefe was passing up all of his
bets made on Lind, and was taking
defeat aboutsas graceful as man
could-considering that he was
holding the position of oil inspector