The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-29
BELV1EW AND ITS BORDER.

BELVlEW AND ITS BORDER.
A. @. Gimnlestal was ia Granite
Falls last Mon,!ar.
Mrs John O'Gort;on returned from
the cites last Saturday.
VIM. Cole viii market over one
thousand bushels of wheat this year.
G FL. Jones has placed an excellent
foundation under his new residence.
Steve O. Kolen threshed 275 bushels
of flax from 40 acres garnered last
Monday.
The depot has received it's first coat
of paint. It will be of dark Grab
with red trimmings.
Lou.s Anderson commenced thresh-
ing at NeIs Sandager's farm north OF
Belview Tuesday.
w. DeVareauX commenced thresh-
ing for Andrew Anderson just south
Of the city yesterday.
Peter Listrud and wife, Of Sacred
Heart, We're visiting the formers
brother, Martin Listrud, last Tuesday.
Quite large number of Belview adj
miters of the pugilistic arena attend
ed the Thurber-Spears mill last Thurs
day evening.
f|eIs Sandager was in the village
last Monday purchasing lumber for a
zine new school house to be erected in
school district No. 10.
Belview visitors at the county fair
last week were Thos. Anderson, Nels
johnson, M. Mclean, Ole Hanson, F.
L. Simpson, mayor" Jones'.
The dance at Anderson's Hail last
Friday evening was one of the most
successful ever held here. There were
at least rs couple present. The music
was furnished by Prof. Welch's Or
chestra.
Kravig & Enestoct will open dry
goods, notion and clothing store in
the Simpson building about Oct. l..
The two gentlemen commenced work
putting the building in shape last
Monday.
Ed. Deyereaux has just purchased a
100 acre farm of Jesse Thompson. It
is located about q miles south of here
and on it Mr.. and Mrs. Devereaux will
make their future home. The price
paid was about $500.
Louis Anderson's threshing crew
gets out every morning at four o'clock.
Louis gives general satisfaction and
his hustling procliyities are coexten-
sive with the blowing Of the whistle
of his engine.
At the Republican caucus last Sat
urday evening j. L. Dunning was
elected chairman and A. 0. Gimme
stad secretary. About SO votes were
cast and Ed. Devereaux and VIM.
Smith were chosen as delegates.
Wheat Sept. q: No. l, 60; No. 2,
So; No, 3, So; No. 4, 40; rejected, A
Receipts during the past week, 5000
bushels Flax, 81 cents, and about
1900 bushels received. 1t will be no.
ticed that new grade, No. 4, has been
established
A party of hunters, consisting Of
Frank Yaeger, Barney Lorken, Arnold
Anderson, Halyor johnson, A. F. Ell
lies, Ole Rasmussen and Andrew Ras-
musson, were out during the early
part of the week, and brought down
between 125 and 100 ducks.
Paul Koska and Pete Eischen in
dulged in friendly scrap last Friday
night. Both men are jolly fellows,
and on that evening, Paul, in jolly
mood, challenged Pete to eject him.
Pete is heavy fellow. He accepted
the challenge and was declared win
ner.
Prof. Thurber is in the city for the
purpose of arranging glove contest
between himself and Spears, and the
local sports are busily engaged in
talking up the affair. The Professor
states that if the clark horse ever
faces him again, he will put him to
sleep in shorter time than it took
him to knock him out in Redwood
Falls.
Prof. Thurber, the pugilist, who
knocked out Darkey Spears in ten
rounds just across the Renville coun.
ty line from metropolitan Redwood
Falls, was in this village last Tuesday
His nose which was broken by Train.
or John Peterson week ago last Sun
day, and set by DIR. Finn, the morn
;nr after the fipht. ia recovering the