The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-10-14
John Kuck was at Fairfax on bus
mess yesterday.

John kuck was at Fairfax on bus
mess yesterday.
Bargains in watches, clocks, jew
elry and silverware for ten days at
Luscher's Drug Store. 1t.
Mankato Commercial college is
the best not because it is the larg-
est but the largest because it is the
best.
Rev. and Mrs. George, the former
a singing evangelist, accompany DIR.
Mahood and will organize a large
choir for the series of meetings.
Jos. R. Keefe of North Redwood,
candidate for representative on the
democratic ticket, was in the city
Monday and Tuesday, getting ac
quainted with the voters, says the
Lamberton Star. He is a very pleas
ant gentleman to meet. He says
that he is going to make a clean
campaign for the office to which he
aspires.
Buy watch and save money at
the ten days special sale at Luscher's
drug store. 1t.
Robt M. Colville, brother of John
Colville of Redwood Falls township,
has been visiting here and likes the
country very WELL Several Illinois
farmers have bought farms here
this season, and we would be glad
to see more of them coming our
way.
Belview Independent: w. ].
Smithers, democratic candidate for
clerk of the district court, was in
town last Friday looking over the
political field and getting acquainted
with the voters. He believes he has
good fighting chance and if elect
ed will prove competent to perform
the duties Of the Office. He is
pleasant man to meet and a hustler
in politics as we'll as business.
Work at the cement tile works
was suspended for this season the
past week. Foreman Fuller has re-
turned to his home in Ceylon, and
the balance Of the crew will seek
other employment for the winter
months. The present factory is
temporary only, and the company
will probably begin work on their
new factory on the west side early
in the spring.
Ladies' suits, cloaks, skirts, waists
and furs at Peserson's cloak store.
Clark Miller and D. L. Crimmins
have transferred the agency for all
their insurance business to Recorder
VIM. Smith, who intends to give the
most Of his time hereafter to build
ing up the insurance business in its
various lines. BILLY" stands well
with business men and farmers, and
will undoubtedly get his share of the
business in his line. Clark Miller is
now devoting his time to his ditch
ing contract, while the auction bust
ness keeps Mr.. Crimmins busy, hence
the change.
Last Sunday, shortly after one
o'clock, Superintendent Adolf Wag-
ner Of the New Ulm municipal cleo
trio light and water works plant ar
rived at the station and found En-
gineer James L. Coffman lying
unconscious near the electric dyna-
mo. The injured man from all ap-
pearances had been caught in the
rapidly moving belt and was violent
ly thrown against the. dynamo and
hurled to the floor. An examination
revealed bad fracture of the skull
and internal injuries, which resulted
in Coffman's death later.
Two of The Gazette's contempo-
raries in the first commissioner dis
trict are intimating that this paper
is guilty of butting into the COM
missioner contest in that district.
Not guilty. We would like to vote
for Eric Wilson if we were eligible,
for he has represented the district
before and won his nomination
after hard contest. But we are
aware that location rather than pol
.itics is apt to settle these contests,
and as Harvey Harris has gone dem
ocratic on commissioner, he may
land his man just as he hooked out
Commissioner Cain in the primaries.