The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-08-25

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John EVANS, Agent.
BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.
No. wheat was selling at So cents
last Monday afternoon.
Station Agent John Evans and wife
attended a wedding at Franklin yester-
day.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Bake, residing near Belview, on
last Saturday morning.
Jan Rosendahl of Delhi was up from
that town Monday forenoon in consul
tation with DR.. Dredge.
A. O. Gimmestad made a business
trip to Redwood Falls last Monday
forenoon, returning in the afternoon.
Lars. T. Brafiaadt had his cheek cut
open quite badly in an accident happen
ing while he was in town last Saturday
evening.
G. H. Kravik and wife are expected
to return from their extenped wedding
trip to Norway during the latter part of
this week.
DR.. E. G. Fischer, the dentist, will
visit Belview once month. Watch for
dates, all work guaranteed. Plate work
a speciality.
Anna Evans left for Minneapolis
Saturday to post up on fall millinery
styles and to make purchases for the fall
and winter trade. $50.
The year old son of Colvin Knudson,
residing north of here, had his shoulder
quite badly Injured as result of falling
off load of grain last Friday.
Miss Dredge will return to her home
in Crystal Lake during the latter part
of this week. Miss Dredge is principal
in one of the Mankato public schools.
John G. Miller left here on the special
excursion Sunday morning for Mime
apolis wheae he went to attend the
convention of school superintendent.
L. P. Dolliff of the Dollif Lumber
Co., accompanied by his youngest son,
came up from Minneapolis last Mon.
day, and the former went over accounts
with Agent Peterson.
Thos. Melvin has been appointed q
regular marshal for the village at a
salary of $35 per month. He has been
instructed to make arrests in the slight
est street rows, or saloon disturbances.
I've found something the poor and
rich can have. Love can't take it's
place. Brings peace and happiness
complete. Nothing can take it's place.
TITS Rocky Mountain Tea. At Hitch.
i cock & Co.'S. 51-4t
About 20 from here took in the excur-
sion to st. Paul and Minneapolis last
Sunday. Among the number were ].
M. Thompson, w. H. Wallace, T. w.
Wallace, e. c. Enestvedt and wife, Ole
Nelson and wife of Swedes Forest.
John Martin, who has some interest
in the engine that broke down the
bridge across the Minnesota north OF
here, stated on Monday that the engine
would be got out as soon as certain ex.
tras arrived for it. He thought that a
stable temporary bridge had been
erected, and stated that he expected to
experience little difficulty in getting the
engine out Of the swamp.
l.. II. Wallace, brother of Cashier
Wallace of the Bank of Belview, was
wounded in the battle which resulted
in the American troops capturing Ma
Mia a week ago last Saturday. The
young man with his brother, are mem
bers of Go. II, st. Paul. w. H. states
that from latest reports the wound is
only slight one, and one that bis
brother will carry with great deal of
honor.
Hans Peterson, employed as foreman
on the threshing machine outfit owned
by Chris. Olson, had hand badly torn
between the thumb and finger, while
the machine was in motion about Aug.
18th. Peterson had glove on the
hand and was attempting to repair d
break in the self-feeder, while the ma.
chine was going, and the hand caught
in the sprocket, and was quite badly
torn before Peterson was rescued from
the machinery.
Oscar, the four year old son Of
August Evenson, residing north of Bel
view, had his collar bone broken, on
Aug. 18th. The little fellow was play.
ing with a calf, the animal being
ATTACHED to long rope, which Oscar
was holding. All of a sudden the ami
NAL made a studded start, precipitating
Oscar to the ground with such force as
to break the collar bone. The member
was set by DR.. Dredge and the young
man is doing well.
Otto, the eight year old son of Ru.