The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-14
BELvlEw AND ITS BORDER.

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BELvlEw AND ITS BORDER.
Attorney Young of Gibbon was
here last week.
H. G. Ackmann was up from Red
wood Falls Saturday.
F. L. Simpson returned from an
eastern trip on Monday.
Ole Hanson was in Redwood Falls
on business on Friday last.
Gunder Flom is suffering from a
dangerous attack of rheumatism.
A. Leonard has been nursing a
felon on his thumb during the past
week.
A. O. Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls Monday on business at the court
house.
Wheat was selling at AZ cents per
bushel here last Monday. How much
lower?
Will Goethe is up from Carver as
sisting his brother in the mercantile
business.
The Ladies Congregational society
meets with Mrs. Olive johnson this
afternoon.
A. E. McCarty of Minneapolis and
Charles cClintock of Redwood Falls
were in Relview Monday.
Charles Stinson of Dawson was Wis.,
iting with his sister Miss Amelia
Stinson here during the past week.
= w. F. Baade and Mrs. Martin
Thompson were visiting with their
children, J. NJ. Thompson and wife,
Sunday.
School for the little children of Bel
view will open in the Simpson build
ing next Monday with Mrs. Ed.
Erickson as teacher.
G.. H. Lehman, our popular black
smith, was married to q daughter of
John Schultz, residing ID miles south
of here, during the past week.
Portrait Bros. succeeded in pur-
chasing the hardware store of T.
Thompson and are now putting in a
large stock of that class of ware.
S. F. Peterson was in town Monday.
To a GAZETTE reporter he stated that
he threshed over 5000 bushels of No.
l hard wheat raised on field of 225
acres.
Theo. Keller, who has been work
ing with Thos. II. Kings thresing
machine crew around Campbell, in
northern Minnesota, returned home
lost week.
Editor Hatcher has moved his Office
into the Schoenfelder building. His
first issue was lively one, and Mr..
Hatcher is not allowing any items to
get away.
John Martin now runs a wood saw
. in connection with the elevator. He
has attached aapower saw to his
gasoline engine and the latter propels
both elevator and saw.
Rev. Hunsaker of Cottonwood was
here over Sunday. He has in view the
organization of q German Lutheran
church at this place and met with
considerable encouragement during
his stay here.
Helmet Hagen, rustling young
farmer residing four miles south Of
here, formerly in the employ of j. W.
Ferris at Redwood Falls, was married
to a young lady residing in Three
Lakes township Tuesday.
A brakeman on the west bound
freight fell from the top of box car
striking head first on the depot plat.
form, Monday. A car ladder bar break.
ing was the cause of the fall. He was
badly bruised but continued his work.
Miss Amelia Stinson has been as
sisting G.. F. Rain in filling orders
for bargains in his great closing out
: sale. The stock in the store has been
greatly reduced during the past week,
and Miss Stinson has proved a great
drawing card.
T. H. King returned from hi
threshing tour in Wilkin county, this
State, last Saturday evening. Mr.,
King reports successful season and
says that wheat there went from Is tc
IS bushels per acre. Very few tracts
went under Is, according to Mr.. King
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