The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-10-20
RELVlEW AND IT'S BORDER.

Frank Yaeger is suffering from sore
eyes.
Peter Eischen is in Springfield at
tending to his threshing.
Mr.. Oslund has moved his thresh-
ing outfit into Renville county.
Ole H. Mogen,of Helgeson Il Mogen,
returns from South Dakota to morrow.
Swan T. Peterson disposed of car
load OF hogs in this village last week.
Mrs. Martin Monson, of Sacred
Heart, is visiting with Mrs. O'Gordon.
Ole O'Gordon, of Sacred Heart, was
visiting with his brother John,
Monday.
Belview and Kintire township will
cast about 125 votes at the November
election.
A O. Berger has disposed of his
farm to Martin Mongrud for Wiz per
acre for 100 acres.
Miss Hilda Darud leaves for the
Nankato Normal school during the
latter part of this week.
The cupola on Simpsons elevator
is completed, and the fixtures tor ele-
waiting wheat are being placed.
Ole Skaggleby and wife, from Ken
Vile county, visited their daughter,
Mrs. Martin Listrud, last Sunday.
Germeand Kravik had his left
shoulder thrown out of joint while
wrestling with Ole Flora last Satur-
day evening.
Wheat No. l, 60; No. 2, So; No. 3,
so; No. 4, 40; rejected, 40; Flax, 50.
Wheat receipts, 5000 bushels; fiaA:
1900 bushels.
Fred Koheer is engaged in disposing
of nursery stock for the fall delivery
for l.. L. May & Co., the popular 81.
Paul nursery firm.
Chas. Holton is doing quite bust
ness with the King cement, he having
Just disposed of a car load to nj. y.
Bvram, at Redwood Falls.
Joseph Bommel, who has been
working for Ed. Devereaux, for the
past two seasons returned to his home
in Millston, Wis, last week.
Theodore wager, of Scott county, a
brother of Frank Wager, and Thos.
Hudson. of Redwood Falls, visited
here during the latter part of last
week.
Frank Gaffney is walking on a
crutch, he having badly sprained an
ankle while stepping from the side
walk in front of Ole Hanson's last
Monday night.
Gus Fillman and Grin Gibbs had a
little alteration over their respective
rights to sell meat in this village last
Saturday. A compromise was effect
ed by Gus standing the drinks for the
crowd.
County Auditor Anderson and
Judge French visited this village in
the interests of the Republican ticket
last Tuesday. The ticket is very pop
ular here and will undoubtedly receive
good majority.
The eleven months old child of G.
Knudston's was horribly burned about
the face by jar of boiling fat upset
ting, last week. A healing remedy
was quickly applied ssand the child is
now out of danger.
Andrew Bake had company on {
trip to Wood Lake last Sunday, but
returned to Belview alone, saddel
but wiser man. "A shady nook, {
bubbling brook, sweeter kiss, anC
lust another fellow-then all is well
OH
Prof. Thurber and a colored fellow
named Sinclair had lively min,
round contest for points just two miles
west of this village under the cover o
darkness, about ten clock last Satur
day evening The mill was claimed
to have been fixed, and only about 81
sports attended it. The clark horse
was put to sleep.
Belview has been having some ex
perience with horse thief during tn
past week A fellow named Sinclair
threshing over in Granite Rock, stol
a horse from farmer residing in tina
town, and bringing the animal her
traded it to F. L. Simpson. Sinclai
loitered around town for an hour Q
two, and finally mounted a bronch
belonging to Pete Eischen and rod