The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-11

Miss Ovidia Asleson will assist her
brother until after the holidays.
George Jaehning visited Marshall
the early part of last week.
Wives and mothers are invited to
hear DIR. Mahood at the Presbyter-
ian church today Wednesday, 8
p. m.
w. G. Weldon has rented the
Luscher house on Wyoming street
for the occupancy of his family the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Of Milroy
were visitors at the home of Alex.
/ Williams on Fifth street the
past week, Mr.. Duncan being here
as a juror.
B. Gareis, whose loss by the Bel
view mill fire was almost disastrous,
has accepted the position of manager
of the Lamberton mill. Lamberton
people will find in Mr.. Carols thor
oughly reliable man.
In the commissioner contest in the
first district, Eric Wilson was the
winner by Isl votes over Costley,
who received big vote in his own
town of Granite Rock-50 to 4-and
325 in all. There was no opposition
to commissioners Frederiksen and
McCorquodale.
AS an explanation of an error in
the report of the presidential result
on the editorial page, we will say
that this page is usually printed
Friday before publication day. Full
reports give Taft Montana and Mis-
souri, and two votes in Maryland.
That is not much of break into the
solid south, but perhaps it will serve
as an entering wedge.
A. O. Gimmestad has had the
farm recently purchased of the A.
H. Gibbs estate tiled at an expense
of about S. per acre, as reported by
the Belview Independent, but figures
that he has added $40 an acre to the
value by so doing. He says it costs
money to properly tile farm but is
of the opinion that it will bring good
returns for the amount of money
spent.
Ben. johnson arrived home last
Thursday. after a very satisfactory
season for his farming operations
near Magrath, Alberta. Mr.. John
son informed us that his brothers
George and Leonard would probably
return here before the holidays to
spend part of the winter with the
family, and that Mr.. Sherd, who is
we'll known in this county and has
been very successful in Alberta, will
take his family to Mortified for the
winter.
! Messrs. Clemens, Odekirk and
VIM. M. Smith went to Minneapolis
to witness last Saturdays football
game, which was closely contested
and exciting throughout. They re-
port that young Johnson, one of the
Madelia boys who aided the local
club in winning a good many games
on the diamond last summer, was
the star player of the Gopher team,
and that the game would have been
with the Gophers if the team had
averaged up with Johnson.
Granite Falls Journal: Politics
take queer turns sometimes. Sher-
iff Homme was defeated for a re-
nomination at the primaries but at
a late hour decided to try for the Of
fee again by the "sticker" route.
So he sent out stickers with circu-
lar letter into every voting precinct
in the county with the result he
was elected by handsome majority.
Now the question is. if the voters
wanted him for sheriff for another
two years why did they not vote for
him at the primaries and give him
the nomination?
| A. F. Chase came up from Mime
apolis last Wednesday on one of the
handsome Mitchell touring cars for
which he has the selling agency at
Minneapolis, and in connection with
visit with his mother and sister in
this city, took an order for 80
horse power 7-passenger car for w.
H. Gold, which is to be equipped with
gas lamps. speedometer, and all the
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