The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-25
BELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

W. D. DIXON, Station Agent
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
Ole Hanson visited in Redwood
Falls Sunday.
r. r. Holland is in the West On a
short vacation.
Sherman Payne threshed out about
eleven bushels of wheat per acre.
H. Haugerson visited his parents il
RenviIle during the past week.
Simpson Bros. are building new.
livery stable just back of Main street.
The Excelsior crewis running Louis,
Anderson's threshing machine near
here.
o. H. Mogen is constructing a new
residence, and it promises to be a
beauty.
The Misses Lyders, of Sacred Heart,
left this station Tuesday on visit to
Franklin.
The wife of Frank Yaeger, who has
been i'll for several weeks past, is con-
valescent.
Charles H. Jones' pug dog, the lat
est styie, is the admiration of the vii
lage children.
Mrs. Lilleby has opend her restaur-
ant, and now dispenses lunch, birch
beer, cider, etc.
~ Charles Holden is kept busy plaster
ing here and at Echo. He is agent
for the King cement.
The Misses Iverson, of Madison
have been visiting at Jesse Thomp
soma during the past week.
Paul Koska killed 40 ducks viii Q
on hunt Saturday. He is now look
ing for an assistant in his blacksmith
shop.
Frank Wager and wife and A. F. Ell
lis and lady, made up a Minnesota
river fishing party last Sunday, catch
ing one pickerel and ten bass.
Listrud & Thompson, hardware
merchants, and o. T. Ramsdahl & Co..
dry goods dealers, are putting elegant
new cornices on their buildings.
A. F. Ellies, our harness maker, who
has been laid up with a sore hand fol
the past five weeks, is now able to
work at the harness makers bench.
Our new lumberman has purchased
residence lot Of G. H. Jones, and
will soon commence the erection of a
handsome residence on the same.
In bicycle race between Ole Han
sen and Sacred Heart youth Sunday,
the former, riding high wheel, won,
the Sacred Heart boy falling from his
safety.
Peter Eischen was at New Ulm Fri
day and there sold his farm in Spring
field. He came back Sunday and may
build brick block here. He is farm
ing to-day.
Jesse Thompson, the rustling young
business man of this city, sold Sc Nc
Cormick harvesters this season, and
he, together with O'Gordon disposed
of five steam threshing outfits.
We are to haye a genuine barber
shop. Theo. Ochs, our young and ex-
pert tonsorial artist, has sent to St.
Paul for an outfit to place in a build
ing now being constructed by him.
John O'Gordon was setting up q
thresher at Redwood Tuesday for
Johnson & Goodrich. He sets up all
other one at Wood Lake tomorrow
closing Thompson & O'Gordon's sale
John Grady, of Redwood, who owns
farm near here, finished threshine
Tuesday, and will haul wheat for the
balance Of the week. Johns wheat
averaged about 49, bushels per acre
of No. grade. John thinks it fan
yield. He will return to Redwood
Saturday.
Bronchos have been the rage during
the past week. A broncho man, with
herd of rs or more is in town selling
that species of the horse tribe-and
has, strange to say, disposed of mum
Der. Gus. Rain purchased pair, but
ST. has his dashboard, and no limbs
broken.
Ed. Devereaux came in town Tues
day with load of wheat, graded No
l, causing Ed. to smile. Ed claims
that the storm, in blowing down wheat
did not injure it one bushel per acre
but makes it impossible for threshers
to get all the wheat from the shell
Ed tbrocbod ont on on ovororo IF :