The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-19
BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

Falls for few hours Thursday.
A baby boy was born to James Scan
Ian of Sheridan on. Friday morning of
last week.
c. A. Goethe and Burt. Lewis
wheeled it to Morgan last Monday, and
visited with relatives and friends there.
H. T. Helgeson was up from Red
wood Falls Sunday. Mr.. Helgeson
will soon occupy the residence formerly
occupied by F. E. Harris.
John Olson of Winthrop, who did
considerable of painting in this section
last year, arrived here Monday to
pursue his vocation during the coming
summer.
The Simpson building is now being
moved into place on the street line, and
will have!another story added to it this
summer, which story is to be used by the
local lodges.
N. B. Andersen was up from Red
wood Falls Monday, and while here
made arrangements to open the gallery
here about May LIST, after which he
will make Belview weekly visits.
1t adds spice to dreary life, encourages
the heart, lifts one out of despair,
breathes new life and confidence.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea will
do 35 cents Hitchcock & Co.
Seeding in this section, and south of
here. was about half over on Monday,
and farmers from different localities
stated that the ground was in excel
lent condition to receive the grain.
Thos. J. Sloan was in from Sheridan
Monday, and stated that he had been
informed that work on grading the new
railroad would commence May 18th, but
he had not been informed as to town.
sites.
A. J. Holm of Carver came up from
that place during the early portion of
the week, and will remain here during
the summer, visiting with Otto and
Will Goethe, and assisting F. Korherr
in the construction of several buildings.
If you intend making loan or your
farm call on A. O. Gimmestad, Bel
view, Mimi, before you place it else
where. Of him you can get money at
very low rate of interest, with on or
before privilege, from one to twenty
years. time and no gold clause in your
notes or mortgages. 35-tf
In the last weeks issue of THE
GAZETTE, in connection with the write
up of the death of G.. Wink, it was
stated that Andrew Haired was with
Wiki in the wagon at the time the
horses left the vehicle. This is a mis-
take, the person being Ole Harried.
Andrew is an exemplary young man of
Belview and the error is to be regretted.
The interior of the Bank of Belview,
together with the living apartments in
the rear, as we'll as three rooms oyer
head are undergoing thorough reno
votion at the hands of J. P. Jones of
Redwood Falls. J. NJ. Thompson is
also changing partitions, repapering
and renovating his living rooms, as
we'll as building a kitchen on to the
same. Ambrose Froome has the foun-
dation laid for large addition to his
residence and Eugene Lewis is COM
pleting his residence and building an
addition thereto.
The St. Joseph's Catholic church OF
Belview has been incorporated. The
committee appointed to select the site
on which to build the church finally
decided to take the corner tract offered
in Jones' I'd addition, securing the
same for $50. The contract for build
ing the church was awarded to F.
Korherr of this place, who is to receive
in the neighborhood of 81 800 for the
job. The church is to be completed by
June LIST, and services will be held in
the same on the first Sunday in June.
Rev. Fir. Woods, in charge of this
Dc1IlSll, STATES ludl luc Will I'LL
be paid for at the time of completion.
1t is understood that Echo people,
incensed at not having the church
located there, will pass around the hat,
and cause to be erected another church
in that town.
The sudden demise of Louis H.
Sandager, the well-known young farm
er residing on section 33, Swedes Forest,
occurred at his home shortly after two
O'Clock last Thursday morning. Mr..
Sandager was i'll nine days from an at
tack of lung fever, but it was only a
day or two before his demise that he
was regarded as being seriously ILL.,.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
from Rock Dell Lutheran church, Rev.
Fir. Berg officiating, and the services
Were attended by an unusually large
crowd Of friends and neighbors of the
deceased, among whom Mr.. Sandager