The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
BELVIEW AND, ITS BORDER.

THE GAZETTE 81 per year
Mason's Fruit jars so cents per dozen
at Rice's Cash Store.
w. III. Wallace and A. o. Gimme.
stad were county seat visitors during
the latter part of last week.
J. H. Dahl and wife of Sacred Heart
were visiting with the family of g. J.
Rice Saturday and Sunday.
p. Swenson, the wagon repairer,
spent portion of Saturday and Sun
day with his family in Morgan.
Miss TilIie Gold, who has been visit
ing here for several days, returned to
her home in Renville last evening.
Owing to the non-appearance of Rev.
Earl there were no services at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday even
ing.
The morning and evening services
at the Lutheran church last Sunday
were attended by unusually large
crowds.
Mrs. John N. Thorstad and daughter
returned to their home in Sacred Heart
after visiting here for several weeks
last Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Portrait left yesterday on
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Houston county, this
State, and in Iowa. g
Ole Rice and wife of Sacred Heart
were visiting with the family of G. J.
Rice and the family of o. H. Mogen
during the past week.
Tyler Ramsland and wifelwere over
from Sacred Heart for a day or two
during the past week, visiting with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Flora Patterson came up from
Redwood Falls last Monday, and Will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ben. Simp-
son, for three weeks or more.
Peter Eischen shipped car load of
hogs to South St. Paul Monday even
ing. L. H. Wallace rode down on the
freight train in charge of the hogs.
A game of ball between the Sheridan
and Vail clubs was played south of
town last Sunday, resulting in a score
of to in favor of the Sheridan team.
The ten fresh air children who have
been enjoying an outing in and around
Belview during the past two weeks. re-
turned to their homes in Minneapolis
Tuesday.
Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the best girl living
unless-what-unl she took Rocky
Mountain Tea. Bright fellow. Hitch
cook & Co.
G. H. Kravik and wife left for St.
Paul last Sunday, for the purpose OF
consulting an eye specialist regarding
the sight of one of Mrs. Kravik's eyes,
which has almost disappeared.
Johu Martin met with slight acct
dent while at work on his new eleva.
tor last Saturday, board striking him
in the face, cutting his lip and knock
ing some of the skin off his face.
The members Of the Young Peoples
lSociety of the Congregational church
gave a social at the residence of A.
Leonard on Wednesday afternoon OF
last week. Ice cream and cake were
served. Quite large crowd partici-
pated in the refreshments.
Ed. Holt had horse badly cut by
barbed wire, and was himself quite
badly bruised, in runaway accident
near the creamery, last Friday. Mr..
Holt was thrown out of the wagon by
the runaway team, and struck on his
face. The team ran into the wire fence
and stopped.
About IA left this station Sunday
morning to enjoy day at Lake Min
netonka and in the Twin Cities.
Among those who left were J. M.
Thompson, w. H. Pease, Chris. Olson,
Miss Christina Peterson, w. H. Currie,
Oscar Berger, H. Hegdahl, Filing Ell.
lingsen and Halvor T. Helgeson.
James Durtnal, the we'll known
farmer, left here day or two ago fol
st. Paul, where he expects to submit tc
another operation for cancer. Mr.
Durtnal submitted to such an opera
ton in Redwood Falls several months
ago, and it appears that the cancerous
matter was not altogether removed
A couple of women of this town in
dulged in slight fistic encounter one
, day during the past week. The trouble
was family affair exclusively, an6
suffice it to say that before the little
alteration came to an end one of thu
women had been knocked backward
into a tub of water and the row
stopped.
Next Sunday, being the fifth Sunday
of the month, Rev. Father Woods will
arrive from the west on SATURDAY
morning to give services in the new