The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-09
BELvlEw AND IT'S BORDER.

bELN LEW AND lis BORDEh.
Wheat was selling at As cents here
Monday.
Helga Hegdahl left here Monday to
attend school at Willmar.
A. F. Portrait was in Redwood
Falls between trains Monday.
A. Leonard received safe for the
Belview Roller Mill Saturday.
R. A. Turrell and family will move
to Redwood Falls about Jan. 10th.
Two members of j. M. Thompson's
family are down with the measles.
Oscar Doseth of Clarkfield was Wis
iting with Nels Hanson's family last
week.
John Martin was attending the COM
missioners meeting in Redwood Falls
Tuesday.
County Commissioner Olson re-
turned from his visit among Wiscon-
sin relatives Saturday.
Mrs. King, mother of Alfred King
of this town is dangerously i'll at her
home in Sacred Heart.
Miss Odegaard returned to Echo
Monday. She is employed in dress
making establishment there.
w. H. Allen, the rustling general
agent of the Sioux City Engine &
Iron Works, was in Belview Monday.
Editor Frank Warner of the Buffalo
Lake News was in town Monday at
tending to business connected With
a threshing machine case.
Rasmus Ramsland, for the past
two years a clerk for O. T. Rams
land at Sacred Heart, is now clerking
for Ramsland & Go. of this town.
Last Monday was observed by the
Lutherans of Swedes Forest and vi
entity by services at the church dur
ing frequent intervals. 1t was Trinity
Monday.
Through A. o. Gimmestad the sale
of 80 acres of land in Kintire town.
ship by Olas Cole to Halvor johnson
was consummated Monday. The con-
sideration was $1S per acre.
1t is rumored that editor B. F.
Hatcher of the Independent is about
to join the happy throng of Bene-
diets, the lucky young lady having
come here from Sioux City New Years
day for that purpose.
A musical class will be organized
here to morrow evening with A. F.
Portrait as instructor. The class will
study rudiments in both vocal and
instrumental music. Eleven mem
bers have already been enrolled.
A. Kempf, who purchased the meat
market good will of Orrin Gibbs some
time ago skipped, the town Saturday,
after request of Mr.. Gibbs to leave
his premises, on which rent was due
Kempf owes several bills for stock
purchased.
The father of Kettle Bergen, resid-
ing west of here, was killed at Sacred
Heart Saturday by train running
into him while attempting to cross
a Milwaukee railroad track. The en-
CINE struck him in the thigh. He
died four hours after the accident.
Miss Essie Sherd received pleas
my notice from the school trustees of
East Castle Rock, last week. She
had been teaching school there prior
to that time, and the note was to the
effect that owing to the excellent sat-
istaction given she had been re-
engaged at an increased salary. She
is the daughter of w. S. Sherd.
Andrew Cole was in from his farm
in Swedes Forest during the early
part of the week. Mr.. Cole owns a
portion of the land on which the gold
mining company held leases up to
Jan. LIST. He stated that the COM
pany is trying to secure an extension
of the leases originally held by that
concern and that their agent argued
with him for several hours for that
purpose. He says that the leases are
different from the previous leases in
asmnch as they reduce the privilege
fee. Mr.. Cole reports that work at
the mine was resumed on Saturday
last and that crew was now engaged
getting out ore.
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