The Redwood gazette., 1897-07-15
BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.


John Martin was in Redwood Falls
during the latter portion oflast week.
Eischen & Schmahl shipped car
load of hogs toSouth st. Paul, Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Erickson returned from a
weeks visit in Sleepy Eye the first of
| the week.
Samuel Katzenberger is erecting a
new residence on his farm six miles
south of Belview.
The roof over the hardware store of
Pottratz Bros. was given tar and
gravel roof during the past week.
G. III. Jones and wife left the first of
the week for Rice and Goodhue coun-
ties, where they will remain for several
| weeks.
The general store of John Hanson Of
Echo was gutted by fire resulting from
an explosion of an oil lamp last
Wednesday evening.
The superstructure of A. Leonard's 9
new residence, just east Of the mill, is
almost completed, and shows that Mr..
Leonard is to have very fine living
place.
Haying has commenced and hay
harvesters are having more or less diff
Guilty in gathering the crop on account
of hay lands generally being covered
with water.
The work on the superstructure of
the new Lutheran church will be COM
menced this week, the plans and speci-
fications having been received from the
architect on Monday.
The Peavey elevator at this place, op-
Grated by A. F. Ellies, has been closed
pending the dull season for receiving
wheat. MIR. Ellies is giving all of his
time to operating the Southworth farm.
Will Tibbetts started in Tuesday to
harvest his barley. This was sowed
two days before any other seeding was
done in this section and will be the
first grain harvested in the season of
1897.
A female fortune teller, with child
strapped over her shoulder, was doing
the town last week and at the same
time was doing good many bloods
out of a dollar each for telling them
that they were all going to the bad.
A final dance was given on the bow
cry last Wednesday evening, and the
temporary stand has since been torn
down. 1t is stated that the proprietors
of the bowery cleaned S106 OH the
dance given Oh the night Of July Sd.
Dr. H. P. Dredge, who recently To-
Gated here from Janesville, has decided
to put in stock Of drugs in connection
with his office. The building occupied
is owned by o. H. Mogen, who is now
engaged in putting new front in the
same.
w. H. Gold, President of the Security
Bank of Renville, is the President of
the new bank at this place, while F. n.
Stabeck, cashier Of the Security is vice
president of the local institution, and
w. II. Wallace is cashier. The latter
is a recent graduate of the Hamline U.
Gus. Lehman, who had charge Of the
anvil firing on the morning of the Sd,
was badly burned on the face by the
premature explosion of some powder
while handling the anvil. Eddie Eisch-
en-, who was standing near at the time
of the accident, was also badly burned
on the face and body and for day or
two was unable to see.
Another creamery meeting was held
here last Saturday afternoon. The
meeting was largely attended, and af-
ter great deal of discussion it was de-
cided to attempt the organization of a
stock creamery company, instead of a
company on the cooperative plan. The
shares were placed at $50 each, and a
committee appointed to solicit SUBJ
scriptions for stock to the extent of
So, 100, the estimated actual cost of the
plant.
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