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

Wheat was selling at fl cents mere
last Monday.
Squire Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls last week.
Ole Hanson was attending to bust
ness in Delhi Monday.
Louis Gullick spent portion OF
last week at his old home in Spring
field.
VIM. Schoeneger and Miss Kroy
were Redwood Falls visitors last Sat
urday.
Marshall Clayson was in Wood
Lake Tuesday hauling grain for e. F.
Rain.
Rev. Burg conducted services in the
Norwegian Lutheran church OF Swedes
Forest last Sunday.
The weather has been exceeding
cold during the past few days and
coal stoves are in order.
Jonah Peterman, Granite Falls
horse dealer, was in town during the
early portion of the week.
Ness & Olson received their new
well-boring machine last Friday. 1t
was ordered of j. NJ. Thompson.
H.H. Ness had his left hand crushed
by we'll augur while digging we'll
on Kuenzli's farm south of town Sat
urday.
There was dance in Kolen's hall
last Wednesday evening. 'Another
will occur at the same hall tomorrow
evening.
j. NJ. Thompson and wife were Wis
iting with Mrs. Thompson's parents
at Renville and taking in the races
last week.
LIE. Post of Redwood Falls has
been engaged to put on the new con-
denser for Leonard's mill as we'll as
the gutter work.
Fred Simpson aud family returned
from the northern part of Minnesota,
where they have been on a farm all
summer, last week.
A threshing outfit came up from
Gibbon Mo lday for the purpose of
threshing in this vicinity. A crew &C
companied the machine.
Money to loan on good farms at y.
per cent. interest for ten years, with
the privilege of paying one-fifth of the
principal each year, by A. 0. Gimme
stad. 1t
Victor Reeke, residing near Fairfax,
visited the gold mine last Sunday
with specimens of quartz found on his
farm, with view of having the same
tested for mineral results.
Chas. Katzenberger and Kate O..
Harried were united in marriage at
the home of christopher Wink on We'd
nesday last. Squire Gimmestad Of
fciated. The wedding was attended
by only few friends and relatives of
the contracting parties.
Helick Kolen's barn in Renville
county was destroyed by fire last Fri
day evening. All of his hay and
grain was destroyed by the flames. The
loss will amount to $1,000. The
flames originated by the explosion of a
lantern in the hands of Kolen's hired
man.
A Lutheran missionary. direct from
Salt Lake City, Utah, who has been
working among the Mormons in that
new State, will hold missionary SER
vices in the Swedes Forest Lutheran
church one week from next Sunday.
He will preach in Renville county dur
ing his stay in this country.
H.C. Schoenecker and Miss Maggie
Kroy will be united in marriage by
Rev. FIR. Vonderlage at the St. Henry's
Catholic church next Tuesday. Mr..
Shoenecker is barnessmaker and
one of Belview's rustling young bust
ness men, while Miss Kroy is the
daughter of Geo. Kroy and is we'll
known here.
Thos. Kirby of Sheridan is out in q
letter in the Independent calling on
farmers to meet at Belview next Sat-
urday evening for the purpose of dis
GUESSING the present low price of grain
in that town, where, it is claimed, the
market price of wheat is always about
two cents less than in Redwood Falls.
He suggests that farmers elevator
be erected there and thus give farm
ers an opportunity to ship their own
wheat. VI
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