The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-10-28

H. Il
Friday evening in the M. E. church.
Geo. Whittet returned from Col
orado yesterday noon, and voters
wanting the bottom facts about his
selling out" can get them straight |
from G. W.
Judge Evans was called to join
five couples in holy wedlock the past
week, and is no longer troubled
with doubts about coming prosperity
and President Taft.
Remember the teachers meeting
in this city next Saturday. This
will be the first of the fall series and
: all teachers who can conveniently
reach the county seat that day are
expected.
Ex-Governor VanSant was about
, the youngest looking old soldier at
the court house last Friday. Des-
; pite his youth he lost his watch
, while the rest all held on to their
property
Jos. Krieger of this city was the
successful bidder for the cement re-
tanning wall to protect the approach
es to the Minnesota bridge opposite
North Redwood, which the county
commissioners have ordered. We
/ trust that this will settle that -hith-
, erto troublesome problem.
It's not smart, funny or decent to
go around trying to break up public
meeting. Some smart Alecs will
get in trouble if they keep at it long
enough. We trust Republicans will
have the decency to treat Gov. John
son and all other Democratic speak
ers with courtesy az d fairness.
A competent chemist tests every
ingredient entering into Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder always re-
liable.
Voters will do well to remember
an election story sprung the week
before election is entitled to little
consideration and no respect. The
accused candidate has no time nor
opportunity to disprove lies, and the
man who circulates or tolerates them
ought to be under suspicion, regard
less of party.
Secretary Fred. Pierce was in til S
citylas Saturday, and in connection
with rustling up interest for the
forthcoming Y M. G. A. convention
at Sleepy Eye he suggested that
those business men to busy too SPEND
much time there, would find it worth
while to go down to Sleepy Eye on
the noon train of Saturday Of next
week (Nov.0, take in the afternoon
program and return by the 5 o'clock.
Marion Johnson arrived home
Monday and reports all well with
Redwood folks in Alberta. Mr..
johnson dined with the Deglow fam
lily recently and found them pleas
antly situated adjoining the growing
town of Magrath, their farm ex-
tending to the village limits. Mr.
4 Johnson also reports that his train
| ran into the big snow storm Oct. 20,
and was snow-bound for three days
| at Medicine Hat.
Il At the recent district convention
| of the Evangelical Church at Lam
| berton, resolutions were passed
| placing the convention on record as
| opposed to the licensed saloon and
| endorsing the work Of the anti-sa-
| loon league. The resolution was
! called out by the circulation of a
| circular denouncing county option
| and purporting to come from the
German Evangelical Preachers As
| ISOLATION of N. A." The convention
| will meet next year in the New Avon
/ church.
/ The Belview Independent properly
| stamps as falsehood the story that
| Representative Bendixen promised
to pay Geo. Whittet's campaign ex.
| penses in consideration of the latter
| withdrawing as a candidate. Those
| who have known these two men need
no denial from them. The fact thai
the two candidates had one or two
| conferences and came to a definite
understanding that Mr.. Bendixer
should support a fair county option
measure in case Of his election viii
| probably be admitted. Mr.. Whittet