The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-31
BELVIEW.
BELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

A. ". GImmeStaQ returnou lIOn
Minneapolis last Friday.
R. A. Turrell was passenger for
Redwood Falls Monday.
B. Dripps was up from Redwood
Falls on collecting tour Monday.
A. O. Gimmestad has just added q
large and magnificent safe to his office
furniture.
Grin Gibbs bored we'll last week
and struck good supply of water at
a depth of 80 feet.
Holmer and Mary Hegdahl were
up from Redwood Falls visiting their
parents over Sunday.
Fred L. Warner, the rustling real
estate and = collection agent was up
from Redwood Falls Monday.
Miss Annie Evans, sister of Station
Agent John Evans, leaves for Mime
apolis ITO remain for the winter
Thursday.
Paul Hammel, who has been in the
employ of Peter Eischen for several
weeks past, returned to his home in
Waterville Monday.
August Kempf of Winthrop has
rented the meat market of Grin Gibbs
and commenced business at the old
stand Tuesday morning.
Wheat was selling at Is cents here
Monday. Since the threat of business
men to put in buyer the price seems
to have been bolstered up cent.
Rev. FIR. Burg of Sacred Heart was
over Sunday and held services in the
evening. There was large crowd
present to listen to his interesting
sermon.
Henry Hawkinson and wife and
children of Galesburg, ILL.,, are visit
ing with Andrew Peterson, north of
town. Mrs. Hawkinson is daughter
of Mr.. Peterson.
Sheriff Jenswold of Yellow Medi-
cine county was in town Monday seiz-
ing some wheat belonging to Andrew
Anderson on which S. 0. Kolin and
John Martin both claimed liens. The
sheriff was acting for Kolin.
Peter Romnes and A. Leonard have
both moved their families into town
for the winter. Mr.. Leonard propos-
es to erect residence in Belview dur
ing the next year. He now has large
barn in course of construction.
A light fall of snow, accompanied
by clustering northwest wind was
on when people in this vicinity awoke
Sunday morning. The snow disap-
peared before evening. A few flakes
fell Monday. 1t remains cold.
Persons interested in the Independ-
ent plant were unable to give any in
formation regarding its future publ
cation. 1t appears that Mr. Hatch of
Wood Lake has not appeared to con-
tinue it's publication. As a result ev-
erybody is at sea.
The case of Emil Anderson against
Ole Sanders, an action to recover
money for wheat destroyed in fire
originating from Sanders threshing
machine, was settled out of court. It
will be remembered that Sanders lost
his machine in the fire.
F. Portrait of Fairmont came up
via Redwood Falls Monday evening
and at this writing is,with his brother,
negotiating for the hardware and fur
niture store of T. Thompson. In case
Portrait Bros. are unable to purchase
that store they will erect building
and put in an entire new stock.
Andrew Cole had narrow escape
from being seriously, if not fatally, in
jured Saturday evening. He, with
two young mon, were driving home
from Granite Falls and when but a
short distance west of the Belview
depot some one on horseback rode in
front of the spirited colts Andrew was
driving. The team of colts badly
frightened made sharp turn, upset
ting the buggy, throwing the young
men under the box and jerking An
drew forward between the horses. An
drew struck on his chest, but aside
from bruises was not otherwise in
jured. The young mon were badly
bruised.