The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-08
BELvlEw AND ITS BORDER.

y. Fl. Mogeen's new residence is
nearing completion.
The new depot will be ready for &C.
cupancy by October /.
Swan Peterson's wheat yielded him
thirteen bushels per acre.
G. E. Sander, of Sacred Heart, has L.
returned from his St. Peter trip.
A second broncho belonging to Paul
Koska died last Monday of old age.
Gus Rahn's new residence is now
completed and is one of the finest in
Belview.
Frank Koheer is training the bron-
chos belonging to Pete Eischen and
Gus Rain.
Halvor Helgerson is still in St. Paul.
1t is limited that Halvor will not long
remain single.
A. H. Mogeen leaves for his farm in
South Dakota for the purpose of
threshing, next Saturday.
''Cub" Spaulsbury is constructing
the foundation for the residence of
Nelson, Tenney & Co.'s agent.
Ferd. Koheer went to Springfield
on visit several days ago, and now
lies there dangerously ill.
School opened Tuesday, with about
so pupils in attendance, Miss Rollins,
of Redwood Falls, teacher.
B. Simpson is in Goodhue county
attending to the threshing on the
Simpson Farm, in that county.
Tom Anderson has dance sched-
uled for Anderson1s hall tomorrow
night. A pleasant time is contemplated.
Miss Gena Nordgaard, of Hanley
Falls, passed through here on her way
to St. Paul last Saturday. possible
sequel.
Jesse Thompson and wife are in St.
Paul, and doing what thousands of
others are doing-taking in the State
Fair.
Mr.. Condie, of St. Paul, with the
Standard Oil Co., has been here, hunt
ing with Martin Listrud during the
past week.
A. O. Gibbs, residing three miles
west of the village, threshed Monday.
his wheat yielding him Is bushels of
No. 2 per acre.
mayor" Jones and Miss Amanda
Thompson are conducting the store of
o. T. Ramsland & Co. during Jesse
Chompson's absence.
John Martin threshed this week, his
oats yielding him from 40 to SO bush
els per acre, and his wheat from ten
to twelve bushels.
Ellies & Yaeger threshed out ten
bushels per acre of oats. They have
large number of fine horse blankets
for sale at present.
Nels johnson and Andrew Ander-
son, two of our progressive young
farmers we're in Redwood Falls, at
tending the circus performance Friday.
While in St. Paul last week A. H.
Darud purchased a fine new billiard
table for Tom Anderson, and the same
is now in the latter's refreshment
palace in this village.
Postmaster Mckay, of Redwood
Falls, inspected the Belview postoffce
LAST Monday, and found Ole Hanson's
management of postal affairs in this
village, strictly proper.
The Milford Elevator Co. opened
for business on Aug. 81, with John
Martin in charge. The Inter State
and the Milford received about 1000
bushels of wheat this week. TUESDAYS
price: No. l, old, IS cents, No. new,
60 cents, No. 2 new, IS cents.
Several threshing crews and outfits
have gone, and several more are 60
ing, to South Dakota. The owners
claim that there is no money in thresh-
ing wheat in this section of the State
this year. Among those already gone
are James Mullen and T. H. Kings.
Andrew Anderson is making strong
"kick" against the Montevideo Hail
Insurance Co. He claims that he had
60 acres of wheat, that would have
averaged rs bushels per acre,pounded
into the ground, and insured in that
company, which don't propose to give
him over Sis for his loss.
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