The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23

OuS1uCSS u0T0 l8St NOuU0y.
Prof. J. G. Miller, of the Plainview
schools, was in town this week.
Jake Thielman and "Scottie" left for
the west on Mondays st. Louis.
B. s. Gibbs was visiting with the
family of Orrin Gibbs on Saturday.
J. M. Thompson has purchased the
farm implement business of G. II.
Stuverud.
Mr.. Orr and wife of Cottonwood were
visiting with F. L. Simpsons family
over Sunday.
The Ladies' Lutheran Aid society
met with Mrs. s. F. Peterson yesterday
afternoon.
G. H. Stuverud went to Watertown
on Saturday last, and returned to Bel
view on Tuesday.
o. T. Ramsland and wife of Sacred
Heart spent Saturday and Sunday with
Jess Thompson's family.
Rev. VIM. Earl preached at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening, on
Goods love for His children"
Belle and Lulu Gibbs of Echo are
visiting with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Grin Gibbs, this week.
G. F. Rain expects to have his ele-
vator completed in time to take in the
first load of new wheat of the 1898 crop.
The Young Peoples Lutheran society
will give picnic at the Belview bridge
across the Minnesota river next Sunday.
Christ and B. Weidemann of Frank
fort, Tenn, are visiting with their
brother, Anton Weidemann of this
township.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church met at the Belview
bridge on the Minnesota river, last
Thursday.
At the school meeting Saturday even
ing, A. O. Gimmestad was elected a
trustee and treasurer to succeed himself
for term of three years.
Mrs. G. A. Nelson and niece, Miss
Norby, of South Shore, s. D., were Wis
ing with the family of John Evans
during the past week.
| Mrs. N. H. Olson, who has been Ill
with consumption for long time,
passed away on Tuesday morning Of
last week. She was IS years old.
Constipation neglected or badly treat.
ed, leads to total disability or death
Rocky Mountain Tea cures constipa.
ton in all it's forms. 424t
Joseph OFT, who is in Jail at Granite
Falls on the charge of numbering his
wife, attempted suicide several days
ago by opening the arteries in his wrist
DR.. Fischer, representing DR.. Hurd
the painless dentist, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday, repairing bad teeth
The Doctor will visit Belview monthly
hereafter.
The Belview base ball team defeated
the Echo team by score Of IL to II
on Tuesday of last week. The Drill
brothers acted as the battery for the
Belview team.
Belview will not celebrate this year
A portion Of it's people will attend the
exercises at Redwood Falls, while 9th
ers will go to Echo, aud the remainder
will remain at home.
At the Republican caucus held here
last Saturday evening A. M. Monson
A. F. Portrait, Otto Goethe, A. c. Lam
port and w. H. Wallace were elected
delegates to the county convention
without opposition. All five delegates
are pronounced Eustis men.
Miss Dredge, who has been visiting
with DR.. Dredge and family TO
several days left Saturday for Wash
ington to attend the national educa
tional convention. On Friday evening
Dr. and Mrs. Dredge gave a party il
honor of Miss Dredge's visit.
Gene Lewis returned from Minneap
oils last Monday. He was called tt
that city by telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father, at thu
State Soldiers Home. Mr.. Lewis re
ceived the telegram on Saturday morn
ing, and when he arrived there hi
father was dead. The remains wer,
inferred in the Soldiers Home cemetery
Oscar Gimmestad received scall
wound, necessitating several stitches
by DR.. Gill, in the back of his head, s
week ago. The little fellow was play
ing in the addition to the GimmestaC
residence, when a detached door fell
the sharp corner striking him in such s
manner as to inflict the wound. Th'
boy never whimpered during the oper
alton of sewing up the wound.
A game of ball was scheduled to oc
cur between Belview and Echo on Sat
urday afternoon. Both clubs wer
present on the grounds, and the gait
receipts, amounting to nearly $40, hat
been properly pocketed. The game wa
| 20 11o6 ond 1iff1o look Tn;oI,,,oY, won