The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-15


+. H., Prince Henry, n..i in these
parts. was seated2at the table along
with other Sanborn celebrities, dis
cusslng the lights aud other things.
The lights went out land when they
were againl turned on Gus. was
alone. The plant is giving the best
of satisfaction.
i New Ulm Review: Those who
are best acquainted with Judge
| Weber and are in position to
know say that he has never said
that be would not be a candidate
for re election or that he would be,
but 1T IS safe to assume that if he is
there will be none of the attorneys
who have been mentioned as sue
cessors to him that will be able to
defeat him.
| Wm..Hoehne OF New Ulm was ar
rested on the charge of arson short
| ly after the flames on his residence
we're extinguished An investiga-
ton showed that large number of
| oil. soaked rags we're under new
bed, and the mattress and floor
showed signs of having been soaked
| with oil. Despite these pieces of
| evidence Hoehne was discharged
shortly after he was arrested
New machinery for printing
makes an editor feel better. That
has been evidenced by the Sanborn
| Sentinel of the past two weeks. Ed
| itor McRae recently secured new
power press to take the place of the
hand grinder of other days. AS a
result his paper is not only better
printed, but it is full of good news
and well-written editorial thinks
on all Of which we extend congrat
ulations
Wood Lake Ledger: The editor
received letter from Mrs. S. A.
Hall written at her new home in
Redwood Falls last week, in which
she describes the social round of
that hustling little city, and she is
evidently enjoying it very much.
The Sum. side club is planning to
give a series Of lectures that will
be very interesting, and number
of other entertainments are ar
ranged for the near future.
The members OF the MiIroy
Gun Club had banquet re-
Gently for themselves and wives.
The club divided into two parties
/ One party was captained by r. "A.
! Duncan and the other by Charles
/ Dripps. They went out on hunt
with the understanding that the
side getting the least number of
} birds was to pay for the banquet for
the club, Capt. Duncan S side won
out by one duck. There was plenty
of wild roast duck at the banquet.
Col. Tom Lawson is busy all over
the country securing lie insurance
proxies. "A plumber have been sent
from Redwood Falls. and those who
have not doue so should sign ard
send them in at once. At New Ulm
there is an organized movement tc
! give him the proxies of all policy
holders in the mutual companies oil
New York. When be obtains these
proxies there is likely to be radi
cal change in the administration oil
life insuranceibusiness in the New
York companies, and the Wall stree,
! people who have been using the
money placed in the hands of these
insurance companies by the people
to do the people are making some
very quick smovements to get out
from under.
The San born Sentinel says that
the question has been going the
rounds for the past few weeks as to
who would be candidate for rep
resentative from Redwood county
next year, and as yet no aspirant
for the place has bobbed up. What S
the matter with J. NJ. Thompson oil
Belview for the placer" There S
nothing the matter with Jesse. He
would be whirlwind in legislative
halls-not as wind jammer, but as
a quiet worker who could get more
business through than any other
men sent down there. But Repre-
sentative Clague may yet be can
n didatp for that Mace and Auditor