The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-22

week.
DR.. J. H. Lowe, the osteopathist,
made d business trip to St. Paul
and Minneapolis Monday.
Steam radiators are being placed
in every room of Hotel Lakeview,
and before cold weather sets
in every room will be heated by
steam.
Remember that Hon. Oar. F.
Reese will speak at the opera house
tomorrow night. He is one of the
best speakers on the Republican
list in the United States and every
body should turn out and hear him.
The officers aud several mem bers
of Antiquity Lodge No. 81, A. +. q
A. M. drove to Morton last Thurs
day evening and conferred the third
degree upon several candidates OF
that lodge, now under dispensation.
DR.. H. E. Schlegel has sold his
residence to Fred. H. Wilson; the
assistant cashier of the Bank Of
R"w ,od Eal S. and the Dccto"
and family are now residing
in the residence owned by Mrs.
Henrietta Clark, on Court House
place.
John Clark, Sr., is building a new
residence on his farm in Redwood
Falls township, the same to cost
about 1,20O. Frank Notion has
also purchased the lumber for a
barn on his farm in New Avon, the
structure to cost. when completed,
in the neigh hborhood Of $500.
Miss Emogene Conner gave a
ping pong party in honor of Miss
Bessie Mead, a bride of yesterday,
at the home Of I. n. Tompkins on
Monday evening of last week. All
of the young friends Of the BRIDE
elect we're present at the occasion,
and ping pong furnished splendid
amusement for the occasion.
B. G. Schueller, Republican nom
inee for sheriff of Redwood county,
was in the city last Thursday, con-
tinu;ng his aggressive campaign for
election. Mr.. Schueller made a
whirlwind campaign for the nomina-
tion and won out fairly, and be now
asks the Republican voters of the
county to stand by the nominee.
The judges of election on Nov.
4th in the first and second wards Of
this city will be the same as at the
primary election, which was really
the first day Of registration for
voters at the general election. In
the first ward they are E. L. Beach,
W. P. Dunnington and G. W. Tiff
fanv. In the second ward they are
S. Pollard, J. l.. Thompson and H.
G. Baker. The election stations
will be at the engine houses in
either ward, unless the judges de-
eide to remove toanother place more
convenient and comfortable.
The last candidates to file for
places on the official ballot we're c.
D. Thompson OF this city: who filed
as an independent candidate for
sheriff, and George Posi- ofSan born,
who filed as an independent candi-
date for commissioner from the Sec
ond commissioner district Both
Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Posi- are
| Democrats, and the opponent of the
former is B. G. Schueller of Morgan
and of the latter Fred Murset of
New Avon. Mr.. Murset is one of
the old residents and Republican
workers of Redwood county. He is
a highly respected farmer of New
Avon, and, if elected commissioner,
he will make a commissioner that
the Second district and the county
will be proud Of. He should be
elected by large majority.
The first report OF the State Board
of Control has just been issued and
it makes an excellent showing. In
spite of the fact that the law has
been in operation but one year and
the natural difficulties incident to
assume and organizing such an
enormous and intricate business,
the board shows a cash saving to
the State of s147, 7,615.62. Moreover,
this in spite of the large increase in
the price of almost everything that
has had to be bought to supply in