The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-12
RELVlEW AND ITS BORDER.

o. O. T. Ramsland was over from Sa-
cred Heart last Monday.
Mrs T. E. Harris and child have re-
turned from their visit among relatives
in Arlington.
Strength, health and happiness comes
by using Rocky Mountain Tea. At IL.
NJ. Hitchcock & Co.'S.
During the storm Of last Sunday at
ternoon quite a number of good sized
hail stones fell in Belview.
President Longbottom of the Sheri-
dan creamery shipped 1000 pounds of
butter from this point Monday.
w. H Gold and family of Renville,
the former President of the Bank of
Belview, were visiting with Cashier
Wallace on Sunday.
Julius Hitchcock called on his old
. classmate, w. H. Wallace, last Mon
day. Mr.. Hitchcock was enroute for
\ Wood Lake on bicycle.
John Tate, Jr., Of Morton came
through from st. Paul with Will
with the former Monday and Tuesday.
A deputy game warden confscated
the gun of a premature chicken hunter
at this point Sunday. The gun was
sent into the State game warden. No
arrests were made.
The hotel heretofore known as Hotel
Romness was reopened by Mrs. Martin
Thompson last Monday. The hotel has
been thoroughly renovated, repapered,
etc, and is credit to the town.
Daniel Mckay had profitable har-
vest last Saturday, when a good-sized
baby boy was gathered in at his house
to entertain Mr. and Mrs Mckay from
now until he is many years older.
A. O. Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls last Thursday securing an alb
stract and incidentally looking UP bids
on the collateral and personal property
of the insolvent Citizens Bank.
r. J. DIN, former assistant cashier
of the First Bank of Grantsburg, Wis,
stepped off here Saturday and visited
with Cashier w. H. Wallace. Mr.. Olin
is about to open bank in Wood Lake.
Will O'Connor and wife and Mrs.
w. f. Baade came over from Renville
Saturday, the first two returning home
Sunday and the latter continuing her
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ.
Thompson.
John E. Norgaard will conduct the
drug store recently opened in Belview
after the expiration of the school term
in Delhi next spring. While Mr.. Nor
gard is not a registered pharmacist he
will have Dr. Dredge to act in that ca
pacity.
A large crowd of Belview people par
ticipated in the excursion to st. Paul,
Minneapolis and the lakes last Sunday,
anumber of them remaining over un-
til Monday morning. On the train up
a ght was booked just before BelvieW
was reached, person up the road
jumping on to Hans Bollrud of this
place, who came up smiling, and had
it not been for interference and the ar
rival of the train in Belview the princi'
pal from up country would have re-
ceived a very severe pummeling.
Harvesting Of all small grain, except
ing flax, in this section, will probably
be almost completed when this issue Of
THE GAZETTE goes to press. On Mon
day evening it was estimated that ovel
SO per cent of the grain was cut, and
with good weather since the above pre-
diction was justified. The results Of
the harvest are uncertain, but farmers
at one time claiming Is and 20 bushels
of wheat per acre are now willing tc
take ten-eight bushels will be better
average. and this with the present price
is better than Is bushels at 40 cents.
Col. E. F. Farmer, travelling freigh,
agent Of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
and J. G. Harrison of Morton, stopped