The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-09-29

M.A ST. I. TIME TABLE
BELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

.oas EVANS, Agent.
BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.
w. H. Wallace wheeled to Renville
and back last Sunday.
A granary is being built on the farm
of Geo. Kroy, south of this place.
John Hjelnes reported the arrival Of
baby daughter at his house on Mon
day.
Mrs. q. Stuverud of WATERFOWL is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Stinson.
Squire Gimmestad came up smiling
last Friday, on account of newly
arrived boy.
w. H. Gold of Renville passed
through Belview Monday, on drive to
Walnut Grove.
Ben. Gibbs has ordered his GAZETTE
sent to Randolph, Mimi, where he has
taken up a residence.
L. p. Dolliff passed through here
Monday, returning Monday to look af-
ter his Belview yard.
Mr.. Lorenj's barn is being largely
added to, and N. II. Sandager has a
new barn under construction.
Martin II. Sandager leaves this week
for Sioux Falls to enter upon his second
years course in the college at that place.
Postmaster Portrait is in line, and
has distributed several boxes Of cigars
in honor ofhis boy, born Sunday morn
ing.
P. Eichen is getting lead on stock
shipments. He sent two cars east Mon
day evening, the contents being mainly
hogs.
III. Adsit reports the sale of the west
half of section % in this town to II. ID.
Adsit, who made first payment Of
81, 900.
Henry Olson had the middle finger
of bis left hand torn off by getting it
caught in separator, on Monday Of
last week.
The fine weather is great boon to
the threshermen, and a continuation of
it for few weeks will enable them to
clean up the crop.
The Misses Lamport and Lewis at
tended the county fair last Thursday,
the former entering several specimens
of her handiwork.
J. M. Thompson and wife pushed a
tandem bicycle to .Renville and return
the first of the week, and came back
decidedly tired.
About 5000 bushels of wheat daily is
the average shipment from Belview
now. A ten cent bulge in price would
double the daily output.
New Bell phones are being placed in
all stations on this line, replacing the
old ones so that long-distance business
is now more satisfactory.
Two stacks of wheat belonging to
Peter Schmidt ofSheridan were burned
on Monday of last week. A spark from
a threshing engine did the work.
Some people live by their wits, but
the majority of mankind live by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents only.
Hitchcock & Co. Sat.
A few Belviewites took in the excur-
sion to New Ulm by way of Winthrop
last Saturday. Messrs. Mack, Leonard
and CORES were among the number.
A few cases of supposed hog cholera
in this vicinity have served to put far
mers on their guard, and few of the
owners of large herds are worried oyer
it.
VIM. Katzenberger has bought lum-
Der from Agent Portrait for new resi-
dence. The autumn winds are saying
that William is going to quit keeping
bachelors hail.
The Commercial Hotel will close it's
doors next Saturday. On account of
the scarcity of houses in Belview, the
house will be fitted up for living rooms
for several families.
Frank Yaeger and Ole Tinsand are
back from prospecting in the Dakotas,
as far as Wahpheton. They report Zig
crops in North Dakota, but no livelier
towns for business than Belview in all
their travels.
Tim O'Conner, the Renville banker,
secured the nomination for senator at
the Renville pop convention last Satur-
day. Some of the pops over there are
kicking out of the traces and refuse to
follow the lead of bloated bondholder.
Rollins saloon was broken into last
Sunday, and it is stated that beer kegs
we're used to batter down the door.
Booze was probably both the inspira.
ton and the motive. A lot of bottled
beer and few dollars in change out of
the till were carried off.
| Bueklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,