The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-03
BELVlEW AND IT'S BORDER.

BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.
F. L. Simpson is in Pierre, S. D., this
week.
Farmers were preparing for seeding,
Monday.
Tyler Ramsland was in Sacred Heart
last Sunday.
A free dance was given in the hall
Friday night.
DR.. H. P. Dredge returned from Man
kato last Thursday.
J. L. Dunning was in Redwood Falls
the first of the week.
J. M. Thompson was in Redwood
Falls Friday and Saturday.
School was closed Monday on &C.
count of the dipntheria scare.
Peter Eischen shipped carload of
hogs to st. Paul Wednesday.
VIM. Mack brought the first 100
pounds of milk into the creamery.
The creamery took in 2, l4O pounds of
milk last Thursday, the opening day.
G. H. Stuverud is buying goods for
his machinery depot, in Minneapolis.
Mrs H. P. Dredge returned from her
visit with Mankato friends last Thurs
day.
Cashier w. H. Wallace was Judge
in an oratorical contest at Dawson last
Friday night.
Miss Kate Hoherr of Springfield has
been visiting her brother here during
the past week.
Mary Kroy, who has been suffering
from severe attack of diphtheria, is
reported much better.
The photograph gallery is being
moved few feet north on to lot pur-
chased for the same.
George w. Somerville of Sleepy Eye
was in town Monday looking after his
lumber business here.
O. o. Tinnesand has secured the con-
tract for laying the foundation for the
creamery in Flora township.
A 15-year-old son of Matt Monson was
kicked by horse and injured quite
badly, last Friday evening.
o. T. and Miss Gertie Ramsland of
Sacred Heard were visiting with J. M.
Thompson's family over Sunday.
DIR. Pease was in town on Wednesday
of last week, in response to call an
nouncing illness in the Kroy family.
A. F. Portrait, wife and daughter
and Lottie Thompson returned from
their visit in Houston county, Tuesday.
The youngest child of Robert Scham-
berger died of diphtheria last Friday,
| and it's remains were placed in Belview
cemetery the following morning.
Henry Keller has been appointed
agent for Pentony Bros Marble Works
at Redwood Falls. His territory will
be western Minnesota and Dakota.
Ole Cole had foot badly injured by
400 pounds of iron falling on to the side
of it, last Thursday morning. The
force of the falling iron broke several
bones and lacerated the flesh badly.
Butter was selling at so cents per
pound at the creamery Friday. 1t was
the first churn and Belview citizens
showed their appreciation of the cream
cry by running up the price of the first
days product.
A carload of Klondikers in a Great
Northern passenger coach, passed
through here Monday morning. Ar
irving at Minneapolis the car was
transferred to the Great Northern tracks
and started for the gold fields.
independent: There was a lively
runaway in town last Saturday after
noon. B. II. Hollis team was tied in
front of Peterson Bros store on Main
street, when it broke loose and started
across the street headed directly for O.
T. Ramsland & Co.'s store front. The
team was turned by the crowd and
started north on the sidewalk at mer-
ry clip. When the railroad track was
reached the bob sleighs went up higher
than the price of coal, but struck right
side up, and the frightened horses con-
tinued to run until they were captured
in a cornfeld short distance from
town. No damage was done.