The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-21
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.
Get "a suit at Rice's Cash Store.
Sheriff Pease and wife were up from
the county seat last Friday.
Anton Weideman is building a large
barn on his farm near town.
P. H. Jones "biked" it to Redwood
Falls early Monday morning.
A. o. Gimmestad has added bank
desk and screen to his office furniture
Attorney A. l.. Young of Gibbon
was up on legal business on Monday
Mrs. Olson of Conover, Iowa, is visit.
ing with the family of John Evans
| A. o. Gimmestad is looking over the
land in the Red Lake Indian reserva-
| ton.
A baby girl was born to Thos. Griffin
residing south of town, on Tuesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Grant Adsit is enjoying visit
from her mother, Mrs. Robert Rickell
of Vesta.
A. F. and Ferd. Portrait, accompan-
led by their families, visited at Echo
over Sunday.
Alfred Chadbourne and sister, Grace,
were visiting friends in this town Sun
day and Monday.
w. w. Tonner, wife and children,
took dinner at Hotel Francois, Red
wood Falls, last Sunday.
w. S. Sherd reports the death of a
valuable brood SOW as result of the
excessive heat last Sunday.
l.. P. Dolliff was in town for a few
hours Monday afternoon, making a
visit to his lumber yard here
Attorney Ro!eff Waller of Echo and
Miss Lavina Dockstader were married
at Granite Falls OH June 18th.
The family of A. o. Gimmestad, and
Mrs. Rasmus Knutson will accompany
A. O. on his trip to Fosston, Friday.
John Martin purchased the lumber
for his new 10000 bushels elevator of
the l.. P. DolIiff & Co.'S yard Monday.
A sidetrack to run to the site for 400
barrel mil! has been surveyed at Echo.
Parties from SibIey county are to erect
the mill.
Cashier w. H. Wallace and A. III.
Tasker rode to Redwood Falls on their
bicycles last Friday morning, returning
in the evening.
A boy was born to Ole Nelson OF
Swedes Forest and girl to Henry
Odegaard. residing northwest of town,
both last Thursday.
The pupils of the school led by Miss
Woodwork and Mrs. Jones INDUCED
in picnic at the grove of Thos. Kirby
last Friday afternoon.
Have your shoe repairing done by
an expert, at reasonable rates, by Mar
tin Johnson, at Mahowalds harness
shop, Redwood Falls 43-3t
Beu Simpson and wife have been
visiting with ffiends and relatives in
Three Lakes, Sleepy Eye and other
points during the past week.
The Granite Rock creamery received
over 5000 pounds of milk last Monday
morning. The creamery is paying a
good price to patrons for their milk.
The Misses Marion and Jessie Dredge
came up from their home in Lake
Crystal last week, and the former is
now acting as clerk in the drug store.
Best line Of shoes at Rice's Cash
Store at 95 cents to 81.
A game of ball was played between
the Belview and Sheridan teams last
Sunday, on the grounds in Sheridan,
resulting in score of So to 81 in favor
of Belview.
A. o. Gimmestad sold the northwest
quarter of section q, Kintire, belong
ing to E. P. Willard of Philadelphia,
to John J. Bertrand of Brown county.
for $2,40O, last Friday.
AT an entertainment and contest in
the Nat. Martin school house on the
night of the 9th Miss Ida Hodge,
daughter of l.. H. Hodge, was award
ed the silver medal for the best speech.
John Martin, according to the Inde-
pendent, has recently purchased the
old Interstate warehouse" and pro-