The Redwood gazette., 1898-04-14

M. a ST. l.. TIME TABLE.
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.


The dance was success in every
particular.
J. Katzenb berger will add surrey to
his livery.
Tyler Ramsland spent Sunday at Sa-
cred Heart.
Deputy Sheriff Simpson spent Sun
day at Belview.
Martin Cole and wife spent Sunday
with relatives here.
The creamery receipts on Monday
were 1890 pounds:
G. H. Stoverud is showing a fine line
of farm implements.
There is rumor of another black
smith locating here.
F. Pottratz and wife rolled out south
on their bikes last Sunday.
F. L. Simpson has been under the
weather the past two weeks.
Rudolph Vessel shook hands with
friends the first of the week.
Mayor Pottratz is adding additional
rooms to his dwelling house.
Ben Simpson spent Sunday with
somebody at Redwood Falls.
o. It. Ramsland and Miss Helgeson
drove over from Sacred Heart Sunday.
Charles Orr of Cottonwood spent
Sunday with T. w. Wallace and wife.
Ole Hanson of Cottonwood was re-
newing old acquaintance last Satur-
day.
Dr. Dredge and wife will occupy the
front rooms over G. A. Goethe & Co.'s
store.
A baby boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Will Tibbetts on Tuesday of last
week.
Rev. Waller spoke to a large congre-
CATION at the Lutheran church last
Sunday.
The fire ordinance would be well
christened by new chimney on the
fire house.
J. F. Bassett & Co. are erecting a
modern up-to-date lumber office on
Main street.
Anna Evans has opened up COM
plete line of millinery in Kravik & En-
estvedt's store.
Seeding is about completed and it
goes on record as being in the best shape
for crop since 1887.
| Our new butcher writes that his
building is to be built on the Philbrick
lot. He will be open and ready for
business on or before May 18th.
The Modern Woodmen degree team
of Redwood Falls assisted our boys in
making IL new members saw wood last
Saturday evening. The little Demo-
crat was among them.
The Belview base ball team has again
reorganized, for the season of '98, with
hard hitter Bill Fortz at the helm. 1t
is understood that the citizens will
fence the park and leave it at the boys
disposal. This is one of the finest
grounds in this part of the country.
Play ball!
The cutters will be laid on Main
street next week. Those who have not
already accepted the proposition made
by the village should do so at once, so
that we will not have to contend with
stagnated pools along the walks hereaf-
ter. Put your shoulder to the wheel
and push success along.
Prof. J. E. Norgaard of the Delhi
public schools, who has owned the drug
store at this place since it's inception
about a year ago, and who intended re-
moving here, has given up the latter
idea, and has sold his stock to DR..
Dredge. Mr.. Norgaard, it is reported,
has found location in Wisconsin.
G. H. Kravik, of the firm of Kravik
& Enestvedt, will be married Sunday,
May 1st, to Miss Anna Enestvedt. They
will leave for Norway the following
day on their honey moon, to be gone
for four months. They will be accom-
panied by Carl Bergen, who will join
in double wedding to Miss Theresa
homeland of Sacred Heart.
independent: VIM. Goetze on Mon
day last received a letter from his broth
er George, who sailed for Alaska from
Seattle on March 9Th. His letter is
dated from Orca, Alaska, and is writ
ten on board ship, and is dated March
IA. They were then about fifty miles
from Copper City. The ship would have
reached it's destination sooner only it
was delayed by stormy weather. George
says that he and Thos. Reynolds, who
left Carver together, are accompanied
by two men from Chicago, one of whom
has been in the country before dealing
in furs. The boat upon which they
sailed started from San Francisco and
had 800 passengers when it landed at
Seattle, when 800 more were taken on.
Will expects to again hear from his
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