The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-09-08
BELvfEw AND IT'S BORDER.

BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.
School will commence next Monday.
A. w. Slower and wife of Gales town.
ship were visiting with the family OLA.
c. Lamport over Sunday.
The threshing machine owned by J.
M. Thompson Was laid up Monday
with broken concave box.
Some people live by their wits, but
the majority of mankind live by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents only.
Mrs. A. F. Portrait leaves for Chi
cago on a five weeks visit tomorrow.
She will be accompanied by her
daughter.
L. P. Dolliff & Co. have sold the
lumber yard to B. Hegdahl for the
erection of large residence south of
town, about three miles.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Chr. L. Kronfield, residing on the
farm of w. D. Tibbetts, in Kintire
township, Monday morning.
Rev. M. c. Waller will conduct SER
vices in the Lutheran church next
Sunday-English in the morning and
Norwegian in the afternoon.
H. Adsit is making arrangements to
build residence on new farm, re-
Gently purchased, in section IL, town Of
Echo, Yellow Medicine county.
J. P. Jones and Horace Jones were
up from Redwood Falls Monday figur-
ing on a job of painting in one of the
buildings in Southworth's LIST addition.
Ben Simpson and wife were visiting
with friends in Redwood Falls Sunday.
|They also visited with the family of
George Patterson, in the town of Three
Lakes.
Swan Nielander and P. o. Wich-
mann of Redwood Falls came up from
that town last Monday for the purpose
of working on the new residence of H.
A. Bake.
A. o. Gimmestad has sold two lots,
and two in block of Southworth's
addition to A. c. Lamport, on which
the latter will commence the erection
of residence.
Rev. VIM. Earl has returned from his
vacation, and conducted services in the
Congregational church at this place last
Sunday. Services will be held regular
~ hereafter until further notice.
Alvin, the five year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gregerson of this town, died
of acute Inflammation of the kidneys
last Friday morning, after lingering
illness. The funeral occurred on Satur-
day.
1t was reported here last Monday
that young WATSON, residing south of
town, had purchased the plant of the
Independent. The rumor could not
be confirmed, however, neither Mr..
Harris nor Mr. WATSON being in town
on that day.
A team brought to town by Bert.
Devereaux ran away from the Touring
mill last Friday, and before it was
stopped it upset the buggy belonging
to H. H. Hegdahl. No serious damage
was done and no one was hurt.
After the usual services at ST. Henry's
Catholic church in Sheridan last Sun
day, picnic for the benefit of the
church was held in the grove of Frank
Katzenberger. The picnic was largely
attended and the church society netted
over 500.
Peter Mack of New Ulm, father OF
VIM. Mack, living near here, and
Henry Myers and wife of New Ulm,
the latter sister of VIM. Mack, were
visiting with the family of the latter
during the past week, returning home
on Tuesday.
Christensen & Somerville have sold
the lumber to Henry Knipple for barn
on his farm south of town; to Otto
Katzenberger for new residence on
his place in Sheridan, and to John
Martin for his new residence in the vii.
lage. VIM. Katzenbergar is contemp.
lating erecting new residence on his
farm during the next few weeks.
Station Agent John Evans was quite
seriously injured last Saturday. He
was loading heavy trunk into car
> and stepped off the platform with one
foot while doing so. This caused him
to release his hold on the trunk, and
the latter fell and skinned his leg badly
as we'll as to sprain it so that it was al.
most impossible for him to move on
Sunday.
F. Portrait of Houston county, father
of the Pottratzes of this town, lost 8
setting of wheat containing about 3O(
bushels, by fire, last Friday. Coster's
: machine was pulling on to the place
preparatory to threshing. The wind
was blowing very hard at the time, and
it carried spark from the engine te
the setting, and a moment afterwards