New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-10
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Lind is the invincible, invulnerable
puissant ind peerless governor Of the
great state Of Minnesota a grand year,
9 grand governor-the best Of the cen
tury, and it 1naKes US glad. Here's 4
hail and hulrah to both and may both
well abide and be unfailingly ..contin-
ued in our next. - Albert Lea Standard.
Gov. Lind the first Of the year had
number NJ Of non -salaried positions at his
disposal The largest proportion Of
them were on the various state boards. 1
Up to the present writing he has not
made any changes, but it is believed
that some will be made within the next
few days. The people expect it, and
Gov. Lind has never disappointed the
people. They elected him to the high
eat position in the gift of the state, sim.
ply on m account of his integrity and ex-
cellent executive qualifications. It is
generally conceded among all classes of
citizens that his management of state af-
fairs has been eminently satisfactory
at any rate his conduct in office has
been such as to provoke the belief
among republicans that no man in their
party is sufficiently strong to defeat
him.-st. Paul Broadaxe. 1 .s...-. ..
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If Capt. Van SAINT is nominated it will
need no barrel to secure for him the sup
port of the friends of Eustls, Clapp or
Heatwole.-Midway News.
Enstis had the support of the friends
OF Van Saht, Clapp and Heatwole, and
still John Lind was elected. Wherefore
it appears that Eustis, Clapp andI Heat
| wole can't deliver all the goods-or
their friends to the republican candidate
Tor governor-or' at least couldn't
year ago, or Eastis would have been
elected. From. this we take it that we
must mominate gubernatorial candl-
date who can draw the support of the
friends ofJohn Lind. It gees without
saying that Eustis, Clapp and Heatwole
will advise and urge their friends to
support loyalty the candidate of tie
party, but history proves that the peo-
pie are wearing their own collars and
| act quite independently of their friends
whom they will vote for, but whom they
will not listen to further.-Windom Re-
porter.
The republican papers are quoting
Mr.. Riley's very ill timed prayer and
they seem to hold everybody who is not
republican as in perfect sympathy With
| it and hold them in measure respousi-
ble for it. A few years ago they had an
experience of that kind themselves,
| when a certain preacher named Burchard
had a few words to say on the subject Of
"Rum, Rcnlanisn and Rebellon.'' U.s.
( ing the same reasoning, that they use
| hoS IL 10 IAN " GSSullC tiIdG the NDCiG
republican party were Burchards and
endorsed his logic-St. Peter Herod.
/ Morgan Messenger: j. J. Kretsch was
in Sleepy Eye last Wednesday and there
met A. Stadlck of New Ulm and togeth-
er with E. P. Bertrand of that place
closed a deal whereby the former two
come into possession Of the frame build
| ing north of Petsinger. Bros, formerly
occupied by George Porter. The con-
| sit1eration was 81 ,250. The building is,
! In a good location and is one of the old
! est IN town. Messrs. Kretsch and Stad-
lex viii occupy it with their harness
shop. S*. ~ Z :,.ssz :s:: .ss & 4
Redwood Gazette: The first probate
| Of estate belonging to.a deceased Indian
is now on in Judge Roblnson's office,
and the case is a will, 90. John Crooks
4 died at the agency last week, and left a
will beg uathing all OF his property TO
his son George Crooks. The will ]. was
made out in regular form, but on. q
small piece Of paper Il was signed by
the deceased and his wife, the latter sof
i whom passed away several years ago.
i The property includes only / 8 acres Of
land in Paxton. B