The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-06

{ Fred L. Warner ard wife left for
Minneapolis to visit with Mrs.
Warner S parents, Monday.
Geo. B. Hughes went to Minneap-
oils Thursday to confer with the
McVicker commission company S
representatives at that place.
Mrs. Gus. Theiring and chill
dren came over from Springfield ear
ly last week, and are residing with
Mr.. Theiring's parents. Gus, like
many other people, is looking for
residence.
Mr.. Martin of Minneapolis. agent
for the Coe Commission Co., was in
the city last Wednesday and Thurs
day, assisting the company's local
agent, Gus. Theiring, in getting the
Office started at this place.
Rob. Morgan came in from Me-
nominee, Wis, on Wednesday of
last week'for the purpose of spend
ing week visiting with his par
ents. Rob. is employed in the
printing Office of his uncle at that
place, and is rapidly catching on to
the "art preservative.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis is
now running freight train daily
each way from Morton to Water
town, the freight traffic on that line
being so heavy that one train crew,
making trips every other day, found
it impossible to handle it. This
daily service will be continued dur
ing the moving of the crops, if not
longer.
Rev. John Sinclair of St. Paul,
| formerly of this place, surprised
his many friends at this place last
Thursday AFTERNOON by dropping
into Redwood Falls unexpectedly.
Mr. Sinclair is now enjoying his
outing, be having secured a mouth S
leave of absence from his St. Paul
charge, and he will visit Cleveland,
| Chicago, and other easter n cities
before returning to that city.
Geo. Z. Bartholomew, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
register of deeds. was over from
San born during the early portion Of
last week. looking up his prospects
around this city. Mr. Bartholomew
is quite hopeful over the situation.
He contends that .Charlestown and
San born have never had a candidate
on the Republican county ticket and
hence be is entitled to the nominal
ton as a representative Of those two
precincts.
Travelling men know better than
any one else the drift of the political
sentiment. r. E. Burbidge and W.
c. March, Doth Of Minneapolis. who
make this city quite often. and whose
routes are almost entirel y confined
to the Seventh district. were in the
city early last week and both were
unanimously Of the opinion that
Senator Young would receive the
congressional nomination by a big
plurality. With Representative
Eddy, I h " place Volstead second
and Bowling third in the race
The Redw Falls base ball club
has been reinforced by Spike Span
ton. the catcher of the Dawson team.
Enough money has been subscribed
by local base ball enthusiasts to
pay Mr.. Spanton the salary be
asked. and he arrived here last Fri
day and commenced playing with
! the Red wood team, playing his first
game with Arlington at Morton on
Sunday Mr.. Spanton is not only
good catcher, but he pitches a very
good game of ball and will make a
valuable acquisition to the Red dwood
team. The fact that the Dawson
team disbanded during the early
portion of last week made it posi-
bic to secure Spanton for Red wood
Falls.
The troubles oflhe Minneapolis &
St. Louis over its restricted passen-
ger terminals at the foot of Fourth
street. St Paul. are at an eud. Off
cial notices were issued on J July q.
that after Aug. 1st trains in and
out Of St. Paul over that line will
arrive and departfrom the improved
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