The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-16


cause riot. And yet in every town
there are some people who never
say kind word to or about the ed
itor, don't take the paper, never adj
vertise, send out of town to get
their printing done, and then howl
because the editor doesn't print
more stuff. Sank Center Herald.
A Kansas paper is putting out a
new rate card which says: "Ten
cents straight will be charged for
all obituary notices of business men
who did not advertise while living.
Delinquent subscribers will be
charged fifteen cents a line for OBJ
ituary notices. Advertisers and
cash subscribers will receive the
best in the shop free when they
shuttle off. Better send in your adj
vertisements and pay up your SUBJ
sciptions now. as the hog cholera is
abroad in the land. -Plainview
News.
M. F. Falk, claiming to live at
Duluth, in business in Minneapolis
and Duluth, took advantage of the
absence of the state officials at Red
wood Falls Friday. and deposited
$50 with Assistant Secretary of State
Larsen and announced that he would
seek the nomination for governor
on the Republican ticket. The
gentleman gave his business as that
of dealer in paper, but nobody
seems to know him. He has right
sounding name to poll a bunch of
votes in some localities, but no one
seems to fathom his motive. The
query often asked about the Capitol
is "Who the is Falk, any,
how. Fairfax Standard.
Mrs. Adella G. Pratt of Redwood
Falls. candidate for county Superin-
tendent of schools, was in town
getting acquainted with the business
men and voters of this vicinity.
Mrs. Pratt has been a school
teacher in this county for several
years and is we'll spoken of.-Revere
Record.
]. F. Hassenstab of Seaforth, can
didate for sheriff. was in town the
latter part of last week on his way
home from Walnut Grove. He did
not stop long as he expects to return
in a couple of weeks to get acquain-
ted with the voters. He seems to
have strong pull in the county and
we hope to see him elected by a
large majority.-Revere Record.
The announcement of H. ]. Beber-
meyer as candidate for reelection
for county superintendent ofschools
appears in this issue. He is well
known t. the people of the county,
having served as county superinten-
dent of schools for six years with
the completion of the present year.
He has, during that time. worked
hard and faithfully to improve our
public schools. This year Mrs.
Pratt of Redwood Falls is also seek
ing the nomination and is spoken of
as both popular and capable. Wal
n 1T Grove Tribune.
Representative Burnquist of St.
Paul, who is a candidate for the
nomination for lieutenant governor,
made very interesting talk on
Monday last at an old settlers re-
union at Beardsley and impressed
his hearers with the fact that he is a
man of considerable ability. Inter
Lake Tribune.
Mrs. Adella u. Pratt OF Redwood
Falls, who is candidate for county
superintendent of schools, was in
town the first of the week getting
acquainted with the voters. Mrs.
Pratt is a very capable woman and
is making friends wherever she
goes, and when the votes have been
counted in the coming primary cleo
ton her opponent will find she has
been in the race, a good, strong
runner. -Sanborn Sentinel.
This week we have the annouce-
ment of w. G. Weldon for clerk of
court. "BiIl' is a good fellow and
there is no reason why he should
hoxyo 0r04b1x %o~x~o T.