The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-22
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

at Echo Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. Portrait visited with
Echo friends last Saturday.
Chief Crooks and son Arthur were
up from Redwood Falls Saturday.
The Dramatic society is making ex-
tenslve purchases of new scenery for
the hall.
Miss Minnie Leonard visited with
Miss Dockstaeder of Echo on Saturday
evening.
Sam. lversOn went to Madison Mon
day, after spending six weeks here
visiting relatives.
The members of the Congregational
church held important business meet
ing Monday evening.
DR.. Dredge went to Mankato Satur-
day, and with Mrs. Dredge and baby,
returned home yesterday.
A. o. Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls yesterday, assisting in the selec-
ton of grand and petit jurors.
Theodore Yaeger and family, who
have been visiting for several days at
Carver, returned to Belview Monday.
A baby boy was born to c. G.
Enestvedt and wife on last Friday, and
Chris. has since been doing the honors.
Quite large number of the young
people of this place attended party at
Peter Ellingsen's last (Tuesday) ever
ing.
Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat? Tried laughing t'wouldn't
work-now take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Hitchcock & Go.
At the regular services IN the Rock
Dell Lutheran church last Sunday
morning the infant child Of August
Evenson was baptized.
Both lumber merchants report many
applications for estimates, and predict
lively building trade in and around
Relview as soon as the weather breaks.
Mrs. A. c. Lamport commenced
teaching in the primary department OF
the schools Monday, after an absence
of a couple of weeks, caused by illness
The marriage of S. s. Ferris to Min.
ME Lewis of this place was solemnized
at the home of the BRIDES mother Sun.
day evening, Squire Gimmestad official.
ing.
H. A. Bake, who has been visiting
in Wisconsin, and in and around
Owatonna, this State, for the past sew.
eral weeks, returned here via Redwood
Falls Tuesday.
Owing to the closing of the schools
caused by illness, during the early part
of the Belview district school term, the
trustees have decided not to have a
spring vacation.
Andrew G. Olson, who has been
attending Minneapolis business col
lege during the past winter, returned
home Monday. He will work his farm
near Belview the coming summer.
1t is stated that Tyler Ramsland
who c!erked in J. M. Thompson's store
and later in Portrait Bros hardware
store, but now of Sacred Heart, will be
married to Miss Birdie O'Conner, q
charming young lady of that place, OIL
Easter Monday.
New instruments, three comets, 8
sliding trombone. and double bell
bass, have been purchased for the Bel
view band, and are expected here this
this week. The boys expect to furnish
some good music before the summer
itinerary is made up.
The Belview Dramatic society was
greeted by an. exceptionally large
house at Hanley Falls last Thursday
evening, when the society presented
the farce comedy, "Carl Yonson. >
Over 400 people were present, and the
standing room only" sign was out.
w. H. Gold and family drove ovel
from Renville last Saturday, and Mrs
Gold and family are now visiting with
the family of w. A. Wallace. G. l.
Newhouse returned to Renville with
Mr.. Gold, and after transacting bust
ness there and at Granite Falls re
turned home Tuesday.
The Dramatic society will present
the nautical and temperance drama
''The Turn of the Tide" at the hall or
the evening of April Sd. The cast in
cludes John Evans, w. H.Wallace, H.
p. Dredge, Otto Goethe. F. Korherr, A
G. Lamport, G. P. Murphy, Mrs. A. C.
Lamport, and the Misses Nettie Lam
port, Minnie Leonard and Christine
Peterson.
Ed. Marcyes returned from his TRIP
to Montana several days ago and an
nounces that he will settle in Custer
permanently, and that his family will
return to that place with him to-mor
row. F. w. Muetzel, who went to that
State with Ed. has q lucrative position
as teamster running from Custer to 8