The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
BELVlEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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BELvlEw AND IT'S BORDER.
The village election resulted, with
but two exceptions,as predicted in the
GAZETTE of last week, Ole johnson, as
rustling young carpenter beating
out G.. Portrait for trustee, and A. F.
Ellies going down before popular
Tbos. Anderson for village marshal
1t was an exciting election and made
last Monday memorable in the vii
lage, the ticket known as the Jones
ticket going down, after bitter
struggle, before the ticket known as
the business mems ticket. The clever
work of Cliff Reynolds, in keeping
watch of the movements of the Jones
faction for his friends on the business
mems ticket, received special COM
mendation from Mr.. Reynolds friends.
The judges were S. O. Kolen, H. F.
Jones and Martin Listrud, and the
vote was as follows:
FOR PRESIDENT,
j. M. Thompson rs H. F. Jones IA
FOR THREE TRUSTEES.
S. o. Kolen. 40 G.. Kray. >. .16
Q: H. Mogen. "a G.. Portrait. :. 8
Ole johnson. ~
FOR RECORDER
John Evans. "a G.. Rain. Is
FOR TREASURER
Martin Listrud. ~ 2. Eischen. Is
FOR MARSHAL
T. Andersen. .23 A. F. Ellies. .18
FOR JUSTICES OF PEACE
A.O.Gimmestad Al H. Helgeson. FL
FOR CONsTABLEs
A. King. ..H H. Hogenson 20
J. Moleen. 10 J. O'Gordon. S
The officers are good ones and will
all work harmoniously in acting for
the best interests of the village. They
have already qualified and our village
government wheels will soon COM
mence going around.
Frank Gaffney has removed to
Franklin for the purpose of buying
wheat for the Interstate Elevator Co.
at that place. He is succeeded here
by G. G. Enestyedt, of the firm of
Kravik & Enestvedt, young man
who will make pleasant buyer.
At the show Friday night Mrs. Lii
laby was voted the handsomest wo-
man in Belview and given stamp
ing outfit, while Frank wager was
voted the LATEST man and given a box
Of corn salve.
Mrs. Massey. of Troy, d., visiting
at John Evans, was accompanied by
her husband, who has been taking in
the Worlds Fair at Chicago, Monday,
and both returned home that day.
Stewart Noyes was found guilty of
forgery in first degree at Granite Falls
last week, and after being sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary, was
granted new trial.
Halvor Darud is now in full posses
sion of the saloon owned by Tom An
dersen, and Tom will hereafter act as
village marshal.
Wheat, No. 2, So cents; No. l, 81;
No. 3, Al; Rejected, 81; fax, 81 cents;
hard coal, $3.50; Hooking Valley,
$3.50.
Howard Bros. gave Vaudeville en-
tertainment last Friday evening. They
gave good show and had large
house.
When Nels Olson cast his vote the
opposition collapsed. A sigh was
heaved-"l7 signs of different size. "
Adella Thompson, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for the past several
days, is convalescent.
Mrs. Listrud and daughter are ill,
the former with severe cold and the
latter with the shives."
A French bal masque is scheduled
for Frommes hall on the night of
Feb. %.
Squire Gimmestad took trip to
Redwood Falls on business Tuesday
morning.
H. H. Hegdal left for Willmar to
attend school last Monday.
DR.. w. D. Finn was in Belview
Monday visiting patients.
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