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

| The family Of S. S. Goodrich has
moved from the farm west of town
into the city for the winter.
1 Seven deeds to town lots in the
village of Vesta were filed with the
register of deeds last Friday after
noon
! A. D. N. Southworth came up
from Mortified last week and will
remain in the county for couple Of
weeks. Mr.. Southworth has taken
rooms at DR.. Schlegel's residence.
The Democratic county committee
has opened up headquarters in the
rooms over Pfeiffer & Lichtwarck s
meat market. The front rooms are
used for the official work and the
rear room is to be used for small
gatherings.
Commencing last Friday night
the Redwood postofice commenced
pouching direct to Council Bluffs
and Mankato on the train that leaves
here at 43O o'clock each afternoon.
Post master Hughes states that the
new system will greatly facilitate
the rapid transportation of all mail
left in the postoffice after 1890
O'Clock p. m. and before 3:45.
Olivia Press: F. S. Pollard of
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, was caller
at our den on Friday last. Being a
good Republican Mr.. Pollard natur-
ally believes in the ability of the
G.. 0. P. to sweep up everything in
sight, but as we neither indulge in
politics or religion when trying to
entertain visitors, this fact could
not interfere with our enjoyment of
pleasant chat with the Redwood
Falls gentleman.
PA, said Redwood boy to his
radical Democratic dad one day last
week, pa, I want Shetland pony
and if you will give me one I'll yell
for Bryan, free silver, John Lind,
against the government and every
other old thing ''Tut, tut, my
boy, I have no money with which to
buy you a Shetland pony; I can t do
it, SIR was the fathers reply,
whereupon the seven year old kid
whirled around the corner of the
house, shouting ''Hurrah for Nc
Kinley, hurrah for Roosevelt,
whoop-ee, whoopee, whoop, hurrah
for McKinley.'
At midnight next Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 10th, the time for filing
nominations on the county ticket,
will close. At the present time
nearly all of the candidates nomi
mated by the Republican convention
have filed their certificates and
fees. The certificate of W. S.
Crooks, independent candidate for
sheriff, was not filed when this ar
ticle was written, but there is no
doubt as to it being filed. How
many of the Democratic nominees
will file is a question. 1t is rum
ored that the Democratic county
committee will fill in the blank for
superintendent of schools by plac-
ing the name of Mrs. JOS. Chadder-
don on the ticket for that place.
The AYRSHIRE bull calf offered
by President James ]. Hill of the
Great Northern railroad, and easily
worth from $50 to 500, for some
child in Redwood county, has not
vet been turned over for the reason
that the holder of the ticket has not
presented it to get the animal. No.
1O1 was the ticket, and no one seems
to know who has that ticket It is
, believed that it was given to some
child who destroyed it. The calf is
at Adam Alexander { and it is
probable that if the holder of the
ticket does not present it very soon
the calf Will Sc sold at auction and
tae proceeds used towards defray
ing penses. The association ex-
poets to be about $50 or $40 behind,
Without drawing on the July 4th
fund.
! AS a result of the Owatonna Meth