The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-12
A. E. Clark came down from Ray

A. E. Clark came down from Ray
mond early last week for the pur-
pose OF attending to business mat
ters at this place. He returned to
Raymond on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Clark is enjoving good livery
business at that place.
Mrs. A. B. Cross and daughter
of Davis, ILL.,, mother and sister OF
Emerson A. Cross of the Gold Sta
beck Bank, arrived here on Tues
dav of last week, and are the guests
of W. H. Gold and family. They
will visit here for a week or ten
days.
Editor NJ. E. Lewis of the Vesta
Bright Eyes, was in the city last
Thursday, being plaintiff in the
case before Judge Webber. Mr.,
Lewis states that he has one OF the
best equipped country newspaper
Offices in this section, and is willing
to have newspaper men call, in
spect and be convinced.
John Ilett and wife expect to
leave some time this month tor
Goodrich, Kansas, where they will
remain for the winter. Mr.. Ilett
finds the climate of that country
very pleasant for his physical
trout bles, and hopes that with the
treatment5'he has received during
the past summer he will be able to
return to Minnesota greatly i'm
proved.
There may be some maps OF Red
wood county left by Jan. lst, but If
you want one, and every farm home
and business house in Redwood
county ought to have one-you had
better call at THE GAZETTE Office and
get one at the earliest possible date.
Only a limited number we're con-
tracted for and they are going rap
idlv. One years subscription to
THE GAZETTE and cloth map for 81,
paper map, 800.
Attorney George W. Somerville
of Sleepy Eye and Attorney Frank
Clague of Lam berton, senator and
representatives elect from this dis
trict, were attending court in this
city during the past week, and re-
ceiving the congratulatiOns OF
friends. S. D. Peterson, the Re
publican nominee for representative
from Brown county, was reelected
by over 400 majority. This con
tinues this district solidly Republi
can in the legislature.
NJ. F. Christensen OF Sundown is
patriotic American citizen, accord
ing to reports received from tha
town. On election day he CLOSED
down two threshing machines a
work iD that town so that the peO
pie employed on them could 90 tt
the polls and vote. Mr.. Christen
!. sen was an enthusiastic supporter
!, of VanSant and the men employed
a on the machines were nearly all thu
same way. AS a result SundOWl
!; sent up good vote for the Cover
5 nor.
On motion Of the attorney for tn
defendant Judge Webber dismissed
t. the case of Gimmestad & Lewis
l. !, real estate agents of Eesta, agains
Joseph berger. last Tbursda,
afternoon. The defendant in this
n case had listed his farm with tn
firm to be sold within a certain
time Some time after the listin!
occurred the firm received a pur
chaser for the tract, and Mr.. Durn
n berger concluded not to SELL AS
Is result the firm sued for its com
n MISSION For some reason tn
l. plaintiff 5 contract with the de
fendant was not sufficiently Y bindin!
l. to hold at law and Judge Webbe
or dered dismissal after the plain
titfs got in their evidence.
5 The meeting OF the Western Min
a: nesota Educational association a
N Granite Falls, Nov. 14th and 18th
to which attention was called /
our last week issue, is indicatlv
. of the progressive spirit of th
: teachers in this section of the State
The program is one OF unusual mel
it aud includes such topics as