The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-18
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

= Seaforth has gone dry.
Special sale on clothing and shoes at
Rice's.
Rice has novel method of heating
his office by hot air.
Jno. Olson is now painting the new
Catholic church in Westline.
Andrew Olson and Miss Gena Mo-
gen visited in Sacred Heart Sunday.
S. F. Peterson is erecting house and
barn on one of his farms south of Bel
view.
The Chatauqua circle meets with DIR.
and Mrs. H. P. Dredge next Friday
evening.
Carl J. Rice. accompanied by his
family and sister, drove to Renville
Sunday. ..-..
John Evans is building an addition
II the north side of his residence, to
cost about 5000.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety met at Mrs. Grant Adsit's Thurs
day afternoon.
Born: 70 Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Schoenfelder, Monday, Oct. 9th, a
bouncing baby boy.
Belview sent several large delegations
to the cities to witness the National
greeting to the "13th."
G.. l.. Newhouse and wife, of Revere,
drove over from that town on Sunday,
returning the same day.
The Great Western Elevator Co. has
y been repairing it's coal sheds at this
place during the past week.
- O. H. Mogen moved his residence to
the new foundation several rods east OF
the old site, during the past week.
James Peterson went to Wood Lake
Monday to attend to the threshing on
the farm of G. F. Rain, near that town.
Tyler Ramsland and wife and Miss
Delilah O'Connor of Renville were Wis.
iting with relatives in this town over
Sunday.
Henry Terhell, of Echo, has lately
moved to Ashford, this State, to which
address he has ordered the Independ
elt sent
Peter Gregerson and family viii
move to Granite Falls next week
where he will enter the employ O.
Thos. Thompson.
There were no services in the Con
gregational church last Sunday even
ing for the reason. that Rev. James
Earl did not appear.
- Miss Gena Mogen is now clerking il
Kravik's store and her sister. Mis-
Christine, is employed in the drug
store of George Countryman.
Kolbin Knudson and H. Hegdah
returned Monday from Hamline, wher,
they attended the dedication of the new
= Lutheran seminary at that place.
Don't be led astray and made to be
lieve that there's something just a
good as Rocky Mountain Tea. There
nothing half as good. Hitchcock & Go
w. L. WATSON was among the visit
ors to st. Paul last week. His mission
- there was to purchase new plant t.
replace the one recently destroyed b,
fire.
w. H. Wallace, wife and SOP drov
to Marshall last Monday, the former OF
business and the latter to visit will
friends in that town. They returnet
home last evening.
The school board has completed tn
work of placing blackboards of slate al
around the three rooms of the schoo
house which are now occupied 70
school purposes, and the schools nov
have an excellent blackboard system.
Leave your orders for tailor mad
suit at Rice's Cash Store.
Mr.. Harrington of the Rutlands, Ver
mont, Savings Bank, and w. II. Col,
of Renville, passed through town on
day last week, bound for Revere, wher
the two gentlemen were inspecting
lands on which the Rutlands Saving
Bank has recently made loans.
Among those who attended the 13tl
Minnesota Mckinley reception at Min
neapclis last week were Andrew Cole
August Evenson, w. H. Wallace an,
wife, P. H. Jones, Miss Josie Eischen
Herbert Evenson, Ole Tinnesand, Hen
ry Hegdahl and H. Hegdahl, Andre,
Peterson, Albert johnson.