The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-24
BELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

BELvlEw AND ITS BORDER.
j. NJ. Thompson was in Redwood
Falls Monday.
Miss Alice Bigham returned to
Redwood Falls Saturday.
F. L. Simpson was in Redwood
Falls last Saturday evening.
A dance is scheduled to occur in
Rollins hall tomorrow evening.
Will Goetz made trip to his home
in Carver on Tuesday of last week.
The report that Orrin Gibbs was
about to sell his meat market is denied
by Mr.. Gibbs.
A. o. Gimmestad left for Mime,
apolis Tuesday on business connected
with farm loans.
j. A. McKelvey of Iowa is looking
up land around here preparatory to
locating permanently.
Editor futile of the Echo Enter
prise is acting as agent in these parts
for the Jewell Nursery Co.
Marshall Clayson returned to Red
wood Falls Sunday and will remain
with his parents there. for the winter.
Langdon Post is up from the Falls
putting in the steam condenser in con-
nection with the engine in Leonard's
mill.
John Woffensmith was in Belview
Monday. He is running an engine
with Nat Martins threshing machine
outfit.
Rev. Fir. Burg will conduct
Lutheran services in the Belview hall
commencing at y o'clock next Sun
day evening.
Ole Odegaard, residing north of
Belview, had an arm broke in a
threshing machine accident last Fri
day or Saturday.
N. R. Card, who has been threshing
around here for several weeks, left for
WATERFOWL, S. D., Monday, for the
purpose of investing in Dakota land.
Ole Sanders, residing near Echo
lost his threshing machine and four
stacks of wheat by fire on Thursday
noon just as they moved to a new set
ting.
The Enterprise says that the saloon
keepers of Echo we're brought up with
a round turn to the tune of $25 and
cost, last Monday evening for not
having their blinds open last Sunday.
liver Anderson has commenced an
action in Justices court against Ole
Sanders to recover $50, on account of
the burning of four stacks of wheat,
alleged to have been set on fire by
Sanders threshing machine on Thurs
day of last week. The case will come
up in M. o. Gimmestad's court next
Saturday.
Oct. 18th, at Marshall James Wilkin.
son and Miss Mary Cochnske were
united in marriage at the Catholic
church. After the ceremony the
young couple adjourned to the brides
parents in the town of Granite Rock
where they were met by large party
of friends and they all enjoyed the
dance that followed.
Geo. B. Hughes has said goodbye
to bis newspaper venture in Belview
releasing all OF his interests in the In
dependent with the last issue. It il
understood that Editor Hatch of tn
Wood Lake Ledger will move her
and try his hand at the helm of tn
Independent, running that paper ant
the Ledger from this town.
Ole Knutson was kicked by hors
and killed one day last week. He is
farmer residing in Swedes Fores
township. He died Wednesday even
ing last. His funeral occurred on las
Friday from the Lutheran church i
that township. Mr.. Knutson wa
kicked in the abdomen and the fore
so injured him internally that tn
kick was fatal, although he lived thre
days after the accident.
After a couple of years ''dead-beat
ing" his way around Belview Osca
Berger skipped last week and is no.
presumably in Minneapolis. Abor
ten months ago young fellow, Al
drew Olson, sold him team of horse
on time. Berger has never paid
cent on the team and Saturday, whe
Olson went to claim it, the eide
Berger presented bill for nearl