The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-13
ma ST. L.TIMR TABLE,
BELvlRw AND IT'S BORDER.


Andrew Harried has decided to pur-
chase the residence Of Gunder Peterson.
A girl was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ambrose Fromm on Sunday morning.
Nels E. Olson is erecting residence
on his farm about mile southeast Of
Belview.
A. c. Lamport and wife attended the
teachers meeting in Redwood Falls last
Saturday.
A. F. Portrait has secured the con-
tract for the lumber to be used in the
construction Of a barn and residence on
the Dunning farm, south of town.
Rocky Mountain Tea gives immedi-
ate relief, permanent cures, gives life
and health, soothes and cures while you
sleep. IS cents. Hitchcock & Co. "a
Geo. w. Somerville and James A.
Larson will speak in the school house
in Swedes Forest on Monday evening,
and at the hall in this place on Tuesday
evening.
A. o. Gimmtstad was summoned to
Redwood Falls on Tuesday to assist
Clerk Warner and Sheriff Pease in
drawing the jurors for the November
term of court.
| Mrs. C. A. Goethe of Carver and Mrs.
A. G. Holm and daughters Of the same
place, mother and sister of Otto Goethe,
were in attendance at the Goetze-
Thompson wedding here last Sunday.
The rain of Sunday night was very
heavy, but there was but very little
wind around here until late in the even
ing. No casualties are reported, and
only few farmers report damage to
grain stacks.
| ]. o. Aarstad and wife, o. T. RAM
sland and wife. the Misses Anna and
Helga Aarstad, Gertie and Leonora
Ramsland and Birdie O. Connor ofSa-
cred Heart, were present at the Goetze-
Thompson wedding, Sunday afternoon.
A. III. Bake has received word that
Mrs. Bakke's health will not permit her
to come to Belview this year, and he
will rent his new residence here for the
winter, and return to Rio, Wis, to re-
main there with Mrs. Bake until next
spring.
Mrs. w. III. Wallace and son returned
from months visit with friends and
relatives at Big Stone City and Rem
vile last Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Wal
lace meeting them at Renville and
bringing them home in the rain Sum-
day evening.
A creamery meeting of all those in
terested in the Belview creamery was
held yesterday afternoon. The milk
receipts at the creamery are not salts
factory and the stock holders and pa
irons are anxious to stir up little
enthusiasm with the view of getting
more patrons.
Belview and Echo Catholics are to
erect church. The building will be
the same in plan and arrangement as
the one now being built at Dawson. It
will cost in the neighborhood of 81 200.
Just where it will be located is a ques-
ton, as Rev. Fir. Woods of the Red
wood parish, who has had the matter
in charge, has informed the people that
the town raising the most money would
undoubtedly secure the church. AS q
result the Catholics of this town are
getting big hustle on themselves, and
declare that they will raise enough to
build the whole church, if necessary to
bring about it's location here.
DR.. Dredge was at Echo last Friday,
assisting DR.. Gill of that place, in the
amputation Of the fingers of the left
hand of Herbert Mansfield, a twelve
year old boy of that town, who was
playing about sorghum mill short
time before, and got his hand caught in
the machinery, crushing the latter so
bad that all of the fingers were ampu-
tated down to the palm of the hand,
and the thumb down to the first joint
The marriage of Otto Goethe to Miss
Nellie Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Thompson, and sister of J i.
NJ. Thompson, was solemnized at the
home of the BRIDES parents in the
Commercial Hotel last Sunday after
noon. commencing at five o clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. VIM.
Earl Of the Congregational church of
this place, in the presence of only rela-
tives of the contracting parties. 1t oc.
cured in the parlor of the hotel, which
had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion, a huge arch Of
flowers having been erected, under
which the bridal party stood during the
ceremony. The bride was attired in q
brown silk gown with trimmings of
green crushed silk. The maid was
Miss Birdie O'Connor of Renville and
the groomsman was Will Goethe of this
place. After the ceremony a wedding