The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-20
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BELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.
Tyler Ramsland spent Sunday with
his parents in Sacred Heart.
Hog cholera is prevailing throughout
some OF the southwestern towns of the
county.
Andrew ID. Stewart will speak for
the Republican ticket at Delhi Monday
evening.
Editor W. T. WATSON and his mother
were in Redwood Falls for few hours
last Friday afternoon and evening.
Miss Maud Woodwork of Redwood
Falls, commenced her duties at the
school house in the Payne district Mon
day.
Prof. and Mrs. Lamport spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Granite Rock, Wis
fling their farm home and surrounding
relatives.
John Hendrickson favored the Vesta
community last Friday night by CIV
ing dance in his large new barn on
section p. A good time was reported.
George w. Somerville of Sleepy Eye
Republican candidate for Senator from
this district, spoke to large crowd at
Belview Tuesday night. His remarks
were very convincing.
Rev. David Donavon of Madison,
will preach at the Congregational dedi-
cation services next Sunday. Morning
services will begin at eleven O'Clock
and evening services at 7:45.
Remember that Hon. G. II. Biorn OF
St. Paul will speak in District No. 10,
Swedes Forest, Friday evening, and in
Belview Saturday evening. He will
speak in the Norwegian tongue.
A. E. McCarty Of Minneapolis, who
was to have had farm buildings on bis
place in Vesta by Oct. 18th, for the oc-
cupancy of Mr.. Blackman and family,
has failed to put in an appearance.
LIP. Dolliff & Co. have sold another
bill of lumber to Gunder Peterson, who
will erect a fine dwelling in South
worth's addition, having sold bis res
idence just completed, to Andrew Her
rod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Goethe arrived
home yesterday, via Sacred Heart, hav.
ing enjoyed pleasant wedding trip to
Carver and other eastern points, where
dwell Otto's parents and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Goethe will be at home
to Belview friends after November 18th
Rev. Earl will conduct dedication
services in the Congregational church
Sunday. He will be assisted by Rev
Jno. H. Morley, the State Supt. o.
Home Missions, who will speak in the
morning and evening. The morning
services commence at II o'clock. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
1t is commonly stated around town
that blunder has been made some
where, whereby the Belview and Red
wood Falls rally came on the same ev
ening, especially when the latter ad
vertises that it will be Mr.. McCleary's
only appearance in the county during
the campaign.
The snow storm on Monday had s
tendency to keep the people in thei1
homes. If it had not been for stock
market day it would have been very
quiet in town. However, Peter Els
chen must have his day, rain or shine
and shipped large carload Of cattle
and hogs to south St. Paul that even
ing.
At the creamery meeting held Satur
day afternoon in the creamery build
ing. it was decided to close it's doors fol
thirty days, and give the patrons time
to husk their corn, after which the put
ter making will be resumed with re
newed vigor. This creamery has run
all summer, daily, and until the past
month or so has paid we'll. The fall
ing off of milk until the ground freezes
was foreseen, hense the decision t.
close. The farmers are beginning t.
see that they cannot do without thu
plant, and its financial success is an as
sured fact.
Commissioner T. J. Sloan of Sheri
dan, was in Redwood Falls Monday
attending meeting of the county com
missioners. Mr.. Sloan stated that
there was still 50 per cent. of the 1885,
crop of wheat in his section still in thu
stack, and that unless the sun came
out after the storm of Monday, an(
continued warm so that the stack
: could be dried out the farmers no
yet threshed would have t.
stand a severe loss, because the,
have to thresh whenever possible, ant
that meant a whole lot of wet grain
which naturally must mean the loss o
one or more grades.