The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-24
BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

| BELVlEW AND LIS 0OhDEhs
For fine shoes 60 to Rice's. 1t.
Peter Eischen is re-roof1ng his hotel
at an expense of about $3.50.
Otto Goethe and wife were Delhi
visitors during the first of the week.
Clara Jaeger is now employed as a
clerk in mercantile store at Gaylord.
John Martin made business trip to
Granite Falls on Tuesday of last week.
Peter Eischen shipped couple loads
of hogs to South st. Paul Monday
evening.
DR.. H. P. Dredge is charging his
residence and also materially remodel
ing the interior.
The Congregational Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. meets with Mrs. Grant Adsit to-
morrow afternoon.
The Belview creamery shipped q
tubs of butter during the past week and
the Sheridan creamery IA tubs.
DR.. Dredge has recently added a
compressed air apparatus for the treat
ment of catarrh to his medical room.
The work on the superstructure ofthe
Catholic church is being rushed and
the frame work is nearly completed.
Duke Welch of Sheridan was happy
over the arrival of ten pound baby
boy at his home on Tuesday evening of
last week.
A girls "complexion" may be
stamped on her lovers heart, but most
of the "complexion" comes off unless
put there by Rocky Mountain Tea.
David Alexander of Vesta has added
an 80 acre tract to his farm, purchasing
the same from Sherman Payne. The
consideration was $3.50 per acre.
Rev. Aasen conducted services at the
Lutheran church in the village Mon
day-it beng the second day of Pente-
cost. The congregation of the church
observed the day as holiday.
The ball given by the Belview Comet
band last Wednesday evening was
largely attended, and the exchequer of
the band was materially increased as
result of the evenings entertainment.
The Belview photograph gallery of
N. B. Anderson is being renovated and
otherwise improved, and Mr.. Andersen
will soon add some important photo
graphic devices to the stock. A side
walk will be built in front of the
gallery.
L. P. Dolliff & Go. have sold the lum-
Der to John Katzenberger of Sheridan
for $500 addition to his residence in
that township, to r. E. Taft of Granite
Rock for barn, and to Mrs. Enestvedt
of Renville county for $40 addition
to her residence.
The school board will hold meeting
next Saturday for the purpose of
awarding the contract for painting the
school house. The board has already
awarded the work for repairing the
cupola of the building, which was
damaged by lightning last year.
w. H. Wallace left for st. Paul
Monday evening to meet his two BROTH
ers, L. H. and Charles Wallace, who
have recently returned from Manila,
where they have been with the Thir-
tenth Minnesota regiment, and from
which both were discharged about six
or eight weeks ago.
A large class of Sunday school pupils
were confirmed as members of the
Rock Dell Lutheran church commenc-
ing at IL o'clock last Sunday morning,
and the services continuing for several
hours. Rev. Berg conducted the SER
vices. The church was packed with
people during the exercises.
Good suits cheap at Rice's Cash
Store. 1t.
Rev. Earl conducted services at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing, having come over from Granite
Falls in the afternoon. He stated that
just as he was going to church at
Granite Sunday morning he found the
church building in flames, and it was
burned to the ground before dinner.
The fire originated from the furnace.
There will be an informal meeting of
all those interested in the local schools
at the school house, commencing at
three o'clock n ext Saturday afternoon,
for the purpose of discussing the adj
visibility of employing third teacher
during the year commencing next Sep
tember. The opening of third grade
will necessitate the finishing of another
room in the commodious school house,
and on the proposition the school board
invites a thorough discussion. Supt.
Race will be present.