The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-28
BsLvfEw AND IT'S BORDER.


| BELvfEw AND ITS BORDER.
Thos. Thorstad was down from Echo
last Sunday.
Mrs. H. P. Dredge is still visiting
with relatives in Lake Crystal.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stinson during Sunday night.
Mrs. F. E. Harris returned from an
extended visit with her parents at Ar
lington on Saturday last.
| Mrs. Leverose and niece of st. Paul
are visiting with the family of H. II.
Hegdahl, near this village.
Mr.. Dassell and wife of Clarkfield
have been visiting with the family OF
Charles Stinson during the past week.
| John Blanchard of Vesta was slight
ly injured by hay fork falling on him,
one day during the early part of last
week.
George Hansen, residing north of
Belview, had an arm BADLY sprained
by meeting with bicycle accident last
Sunday. DIR. Dredge PLACED the arm
on it's right course.
A large number from Belview attend
ed the picnic near the Sheridan Cath
Ollie church, last Sunday. Mrs. Eischen
of this place had charge of the affair,
and it was big success in every way.
Nature intended man to be strong, to
love and be loved. Can't expect much
from sickly, nerveless man-'taint in
him. Rocky Mountain Tea brings
strength and nerve. At Hitchcock &
Co. s.. Att
Peter Eischen started up his horse
power threshing outfit on Wednesday
Of last week, threshing out several loads
of barley grown on his farm near the
town. The entire piece has not been
threshed.
A. o. Gimmestad has sold lots Is and
Is in block of Southworth's addition
to Martin Kohls, for $3.50. Mr.. Kohls
has already commenced the laying of
foundation for residence, the whole
to cost about $500.
James Mckay of Delhi township, or
residing near the village of Delhi, was
In town Sunday. He had been kicked
viciously by horse, and called on DR..
Dredge for repairs. The latter stitched
the flesh around Mr.. McKay's mouth a
couple of times, as result of the kick.
The members of the young peoples
society of the Lutheran church were
entertained at picnic at the farm
house of Swan w. Peterson, four miles
south of Belyiew, last Wednesday af-
ternoon. The large crowd present in
dulged in various games. Refresh
ments were served.
Justice Gaylord has sold out his paint
ing outfit to John Olson, and the latter
will continue the business Mr.. Gay
lord was given a farewell function last
Saturday evening. He left for Wilson,
Wis, where he will remain for several
weeks, after which he will return to
Belview, for the purpose of commenc-
ing term of school in what is known
as the Payne district, Sheridan town.
ship.
The Belview creamery patrons re-
ceived about $500 for milk delivered
during the month of June. The daily
receipts for that month were between
four and five thousand pounds. The
creamery paid patrons 49, cents per
pound, and added $50 to the sinking
fund. At meeting held last Saturday
it was decided to continue the creamery
during harvest, matter that was in
grave doubt up to the time of the
meeting.
! A missionary picnic was held at
Rock Dell Lutheran church on last
Sunday. Services were held in the
church and the picnic was held on the
camping grounds only short distance
away. Among the ministers present
were Rev. Berg, Rev. Sehus aud the
illogical student named Wien. There
was big crowd present during the en-
tire day. A collection was taken and
resulted in the securing of over S37 fol-
inland missions. The refreshment
stand reports large receipts.
A number of farmers in this section
commenced cutting their wheat on
Monday, and before this week closes
about every field in this vicinity will be
going down before the harvester. Oats
and barley are all cut. AS an evidence
of the manner in which grain is being
:. cut it is only necessary to state that on
Saturday and Sunday J. M. Thompson
disposed of over 43 Mccormick harvest
ers, and all of them were taken into the
!. field as soon as the expert could set
them up. All wheat cut SO far is of the
: first quality and the prospective guam
tity seems to be eminently satisfactory
Work on the foundation of John
Martin residence has been temporarily
stopped, owing to the fact that the ma