The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-29

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one in the field 90 a. 70 make itinter-
citing? But their troubles will soon
dtIbver mless Trey maxi tfRee times
ahA out. n IfaaadinefaM g. Pratt gst
theIfrst hit. Id II got: GOV. 5th) Il
Hbhe run Nilroy Echo: MI
lFt1lhe Journal would ike mighty
i we'll to see Judge Stantan elevated
to the supreme bench, position he
Would be credit and honor to. We
1 hobe he will land the prize, The
I court would be better fortIis eleRas
I'll 5h. Granite Falls JeurnaE D u
i lib. T. Young says he believes the
j nlattershould be fought out between
4 Ederhart and Ringdal and that he
will abide by the primaries. Mr.
4 Lee, Mr.. Gordon and Mr.. Falk say
! pfactically the same thing. That's
i the way to talk. Let it be Eherhart
rEIet it be Ringdal, but don't go
4 Raining around IN. 4theF brush and and.
I sWamps following the trail Of d bfrff
1 mnbse will-o' -the-wisp. M d son
] PrHss.
I The result Of the primary election
] indicates vervycleaElyst atsG Coy Eber-
Il hiatt will be reg ecbed bR agggo4, big
114jority. There was a time when
I
Y WaIthought the Democrats stood an
4 excellent show of again taking hold
j of The reins of government in this
/ State, but we no Longer think so.
Mfl Eberhart has unquestionably
il shown himself to be good vote
j getter, and the Democratic candi-
q date will be leftin the rear, as usual.
HGranite FallsJournal.
4 IiIf you give the women of this
: country the ballot, you will find the
i political atmosphere wonderfully
Il cleared within a few years. We
claim that the average woman is as
capable of voting as is the averat
1 man. She will vote with just las
8 much intelligence. and do what she
4 thinks is right for her state and for
her country. Give the women q
Il chance! Winnebago Enterprise.
/, Hon. Joseph R. Keefe Of North
Redwood was in town yesterday
\ calling on friends and looking after
i politicalaffairs. Joeisfeelingp retty
gohd over the situation and we pre-
! dict he will win,-I .amhertonsStar,
! Representatives os. r. Keefe AND
family of North Redwood autoed sto
i Morton Sunday and called on ole
i friends here. Joseph is meetif G
with much encouragement in his
q race for re-e1ecti He is popular
a clean politician, q good citizen anc
has made good record in his offlcia
capacity. Such men should beetect
Morton Enterprise:
Evidently the office boysis prepar
1 ing the editorials for one pr the Red
| wood Falls papers Else why tina
| reference to Joe Keefe and the dis
/ ltance tariff? Morton Enterprise
iii G. III. Mattson who was defeate'
i i'm the race for the republican nom
| ination for secretary Of state b
Julius Schmahl, comes out squared
Hin support of Mr.. Schmahl his sue
cessful opponent. That's the sort 0
lila man that finally gets there in pol
II Etics. The voters love good lose
| and they haye.no time for a fslIov
i who does the baby act Madiso
/ Press. ID. ... . II.
| The Redwood Falls Gaze te,. pull
lished in a city Of 1000 inhabitants
came out with an ad last week asl
| ing their subscribers to pay the
| subscriptions in advance. and as
reward Of same, the Gazette Woul
purchase linotype machine an
4 thereby increaseits news serviceeac
week. The Standard. published in
village, ofnot quite !, 900 inhabitan
installed d linotype machine over
1 year ago and we are sure that o.
. many readers could notice imnl,
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