The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-14
BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

Mrs. F. E. Harris is visiting with bel
parents in Arlington.
G. F. Rahn's new elevator is in readi.
ness for the machinery.
J. M. Thompson and family spent
Sunday at Sacred Heart.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust. Lehman one day last week.
Crops in this section are looking
better than they have looked for many
years.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. II. F. Jones next Thursday
July 81.
The Ladies' Lutheran society met
with Mrs. Lars Braaflat yesterday at.
ternoon.
Editor O. NJ Peabody and wife OF
Echo were in town for a few hours last
Saturday.
DR.. Fisher, representing DR.. Hurd
the dentist, will be in town Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Fred Holt, who has been quite
ill at her home in Swedes Forest, il
convalescing.
R. J. Olund and wife, the former
cashier of the bank at Wood Lake, were
in town Sunday.
The fresh air children that have been
enjoying an outing around Belview, re
turned home on Tuesday.
The addition to and remodeling Of
the old residence of A. O. Gimmestad
was completed last Friday.
John Martin has men at work laying
the foundation for his new residence
which will cost about s., 500.
Andrew Davidson of this place won
the bicycle race in Echo on July 4th,
Mr. Davidson winning easy.
Chas. and J. NJ. Katzenberger started
on bicycles for point near the north
ern line of the State, last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. P. Dredge expect t.
leave for short visit with friends anC
relatives in Mankato and Lake Crystal
Friday,
Peter Eischen shipped carload O
stock from Wood Lake and anothe
from Belview to South St. Paul las
Monday evening.
Gust. P. Mortenson was married II
Emma Edmann of Chippewa county
yesterday. The marriage took place il
the Hawk Greek church, Renvill'
county
A ten-pound baby boy was born tt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wallace Sunday
morning. Mr.. Wallace is already drill
ing the young man for service in thu
PHILIPPINES.
w. P. Tenney and w. H. Webster o
Redwood Falls were in town last Thurs
day. While here, Mr.. Tenney felt o
the public pulse on the question o
county treasurer.
Constipation and piles are twins
They kill people inch by inch. Sal
life away every day. Rocky Mountain
: Tea will positively cure you. S5 cents
At Hitchcock & Co.'S. Att
The Belview base ball club playe,
ball with the Hazel Run team at Gran
lite Falls, July 4th, winning by scor
of1O to s. The purse was for $50. Leste
Rollins of Redwood Falls pitched tn
: game
Rev. VIM. Earl conducted service
last Sunday morning at the Congrega
tional church, the first morning service
held for some time, and the crowd wa
30 large that Mr.. Earl has concluded t
hold morning services every othe
Sunday.
r. E. Devereaux, once the well
known Ed. of political, base ball am
humorous fame, who left the countr.
several years ago to avoid creditors
drifted back to the old plantation jus
before the 4th, and since that time ha
been visiting at the farm and at Dal
McCorquodale's place. Ed. is wiser b.
: experience than he was when he lei
here.
40. Gimmestad was in Redwoo
Falls on real estate business last Friday
He was doing business in Echo, Grant
Falls and Sacred Heart on Wednesday
and on that day he sold the Northeas
. quarter of section 8, Hazel Run,
Hans Sorlien, for $1,000 cash. He hs
also sold lots and 4, in section %, an
the north half of the northeast quartz
r. of section 81, Swedes Forest, to Oh
Olson, for S2l:5 per acre, and the sout
half of the northeast quarter and tt
north half of the southeast quarter, SCI
Is Kintire to Thos. Olson for S.. 81