The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-12-02
BELvlEw AND IT'S BORDER.

OllS uuIIHS Iuc pdSI Week.
John Martin made business trip to
Granite Falls last Monday.
Oscar Berger spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Granite Falls.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
&c Knudson on Monday of last week.
S. F. Peterson has lost 40 out of a
herd of 200 hogs, as result of hog
cholera.
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the old
young, gives, health strength and new
life at H. M. Hitchcock & Co.'S.
Merchants here state that last Satur-
day was the best day for business that
they have had for several months. ~
Mrs. A. F. Potlratz returned from
Iowa last Saturday. She attended the
funeral of a sister during her absence.
Sam Sampson of Swedes Forest and
Miss Vein of Renville county will be
united in marriage in few weeks.
DR.. H. P. Dredge made trip to St.
Paul by way of Sacred Heart, on Thurs
day of last week, returning home Sat-
urday.
G. I. Moncell was up from Redwood
Falls before the storm last week and
set row of trees around the Belview
cemetery.
No. 2 wheat was selling at IS cents at
the Belview elevators last Monday.
No. was quoted at 81 cents, but little
or none was offered at the elevators.
A. F. Ellies lost his pocket-book, con-
tanning 5000, on the streets Monday. 1t
was found by Fred Portrait, who gave
Mr.. Ellies bad scare before returning
the purse.
| U. s. Grant and sister of Sacred
Heart rode over from that place on
their bicycles on Wednesday of last
week, and were the guests of Miss Mel
lie Thompson.
The seats for the new Norwegian
Lutheran church are expected to reach
this place about the first of next week.
The first services in the new church
will be held about Christmas.
J. M. Thompson, A, F. Pottratz, A.
o. Gimmestad and J. L. Dunning were
among the people from this section
who attended the funeral of DIR. w. D.
Finn at Redwood Falls last Wednes.
day.
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hauled from the Christensen & Somer-
vile lumber yard in this place last
Monday. Farmers were purchasing
to make the last building stand against
| winter.
Monson & Darling of Echo, restaur-
ant proprietors of that town, have pur-
chased the restaurant of Gene Lewis
in this town, and hereafter that firm
will run restaurants in both Belview
and Echo.
There will be Norwegian Lutheran
services in the school house next Sun
day morning and afternoon by Rev.
M. G.. Waller of Dawson. The morn
ing services will start at 1890 O'Clock
and the afternoon services will be at
$3.50 o'clock. One of the sermons will
be delivered in English.
Margit A. Kvendrud of Christiana,
Norway, arrived here last Monday to
remain with her brother, north of this
city, for the future. She was IS years
old and came all the way from Nor
way unattended, but with ticket that
was sold at Belview by A. o. Gimme
stad on Sept. 10Th, and which was sent
to her at Christiana, by her brother.
DR.. H. P. Dredge reports that
"smears" were sent to the secretary of
the State board of health with a view
to ascertaining whether there were any
cases Of diphtheria in the recent attacks
in and around Belview. He received
reports that eight of the smears were
marked "diphtheria. The disease was
kept from spreading through the efforts
of DR.. Dredge and the local board of
health.
Wood Lake Ledger: Gottleib Just
met with quite an accident last week.
While returning from Belview with a
load of -four and feed one of his wagon
wheels came off, throwing him from
the load and causing him to strike on
the back of his head, rendering him
unconscious. He was brought to Echo,
where DR.. Gill prescribed for him. He
has been confined to his bed since, but
we understand he is improving.