The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-17
BELV(EW AND ITS BORDER.


A. O. Gimmestad was in Granite
Falls the fore part Of the week.
F. l.. Simpson shipped carload of
hogs to South st. Paul Monday even
ing.
Robert Schaumberger will move on
to his farm two miles northwest of Bel
view this week.
Carl Roseberg was walking through
here Sunday on his way to Redwood
from Hanley Falls.
Nick Eischen took a carload of stock
to South st. Paul Wednesday, return
ing home on Saturday.
o. Il. Ramsland. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Gertie, were over from
Sacred Heart on Sunday.
The first consignment of butter from
the Belview creamery-12 tubs-was
shipped to New York last Friday.
School reopened Monday, with full
attendance, after close of two weeks
on account of the diphtheria scare.
Mesdames Thompson and Froistad
have leased the Commercial house for
another year and will continue to con-
duct the same.
John McEwen came up from Waseca
the first of the week and will act as
groom for "Gen Grant, during the
coming summer.
A. d. n. Southworth was up from
Mortified last week, making arrange
ments for the management of his farm
the coming season.
Maple Camp Alp, Modern Woodmen
of America, initiated two new men,
bers Saturday evening, and accepted 10
applications for membership.
Your success depends on energy.
Your energy depends on health. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings both. 35 cents
only. At Hitchcock & Co.'S. 3O-4t
J. M. Thompson goes to Minneapolis
to-day to be present at the execution OF
John Moschik, who will stretch hemp
in the Hennepin county Jail tomorrow
morning.
Christina Peterson of Armstrong,
Iowa, sister of Agent Peterson of the
Dolliff & Co. lumber yard, arrived here
Saturday and will hereafter keep house
for her brother.
Belview had a little excitement Sun.
day-a horse race, participated in by a
dozen horses and riders, running
through the principal street to the full
test of their running proves.
DR.. H. P. Dredge and wife and w.
H. Wallace and wife went to Echo
Wednesday evening and listened to
the lecture of DIR. Benjamin Long on
"Days on the Mediterranean"
The Misses Helen and Mile Leonard,
who have been attending a private
German school at Cottonwood during
the forced closing Of the schools here,
returned from that place Saturday.
The funeral over the remains of Mrs.
Gusta Hagen occurred from the Luth-
eran church Saturday afternoon, Rev.
M. G. Waller officiating. Rev. Waller
preached at the church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. T. w. Wallace entertained DR..
and Mrs H. P. Dredge, Prof and Mrs.
A. G. Lamport, Nett1e Lamport, Mrs.
F. l.. Simpson and Miss Simpson, and
w. H. Wallace and wife at her home
on Friday evening
John Schultz, aged So, residing about
IL miles south of Belview, in Vail, and
father of the Schultz boys of that neigh
borhood, died at his home Friday even
ing. Pneumonia was the cause. The
funeral occurred on Sunday.
The death of Mary Kroy, daughter
of George Kroy, occurred at the home
of H. G. Schoenecker Thursday even
ing. She was about IL years Of age.
She had been suffering from diphtheria
and was considered out of danger day
or two before her death, but relapse
occurred, resulting in death. The re-
mains were privately inferred.
The wind storm of Monday broke
two window lights in the schoolhouse,
tore off and broke two storm sash from
the Commercial Hotel, broke a top
light in Kravik & Enestvedt's store,
and blew over DIR. Dredge's fumigating
house. The amusing part of the blow
was when gust struck Landlord Froi-
seth, who was carrying tub of water,
and knocked him into the same, seat
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