The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-01
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Mis-. "A. ". Admp OIUt LAS ActuA0u
from Minneapolis.
Magnus Ramsland was over from
Sacred Heart last Sunday:
Burt. Holvigt was:.in Sacred Heart
and Renville:the first of the week.
Carl Frantz of Winthrop is clerking
IN the hardware store oflPottratz Bros.
w. g. Costley of Vesta ,is making
arrangements to construct q residence
on his farm.
DR.. Fischer of the dental firm of
Hurd & Fischer. wasl in town Monday
and Tuesday.
The youngest boy of Adolph Froelich
of Sheridan was seriously ill with lung
fever last week.
Quite number of the children of
the town are suffering from mild
attacks of the,grip.
Mrs. J. M. Thompson. and daughter,
Miss Irene, arel.visiting the formers
relatives in Renville.
DR.. Dredge has purchased the resi-
dence of Theodore wager, and will
move into the same..about June LIST.
Sherman Payne is making arrange
ments for the erection of a handsome
residence on the Payne farm, south of
town.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
w. H. Wallace tomorrow Thursday
afternoon.
The Lutheran Ladies society will
meet with Mrs. A. F. Ellies Wednes-
day, March 9Th at 2 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
w. H. Wallace drove to Redwood
Falls yesterday and attended to matters
at the court house. A. o. Gimmestad
was down on the previous day.
Mrs. G. H. Jones and daughter left
for Minneapolis yesterday. They will
join G. H. at that point, and will prob
ably reside there for some time.
The creamery is doing nicely, the
daily receipts now amounting to about
5000 pounds. Milk comes from farm
ers residing north and east of Delhi.
H. T. Helgeson has purchased resi-
dence lots north of John Martins
residence, and is likely to erect a
residence on the tract during the COM
ing summer.
Mrs. John Thorstad and daughter of
Sacred Heart came over from that
place last Sunday, and visited that day
and Monday with the family of Otto
Goethe, returning home on Monday
evening.
An agent for hand grenade concern
was in town last Saturday and gave a
street exhibition showing the power
his grenade liquid had in extlnquish-
ing fire. Later the sales were quite
numerous.
Mrs. H. P. Dredge and daughter left
yesterday for Mankato, where they
will visit with the formers mother,
and afterwards will 60 to Lake Crystal,
to visit Mr.. Dredge's relatives. They
will be absent three weeks.
A large number of the young people
of Belview drove to the farm of Fred.
Pease on Saturday evening and gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease surprise. The
evening was pleasantly spent, and
refreshments were served. The host
and hostess were equal to the occasion
in every way.
The band boys of Belview have taken
up collection to purchase the instru-
ments of the defunct Redwood Falls
band. The local boys are making
rapid strides in the requirement OF
band music, and when they secure
their instruments from their enthusi.
astic Redwood brethren, they expect to
furnish music for the different towns
around-even Redwood Falls.
The question of having a base ball
organization for Belview during the
ensuing year is now being agitated.
Axel Peterson, the well-known catcher,
who played with Echo and Redwood
Falls last year, is employed in Peter
Eischen's meat market, and has
promised to catch for the captain of the
local club for the ensuing season. ].
M. Thompson will see to the financial
end of the organization.
Tom. Thompson, quite well-known
here as being the junior partner OF
what was once the firm of Listerud &
Thompson, is dangerously ill as the
result of blood poisoning, at Granite
Falls. Mr.. Thompson received bruise
on one of his hands several weeks ago,
and paying no attention to the same,
blood poisoning set in, and last week it
was reported that there was some
danger of his never recov ering.
r. J. Barber and wife and Miss
Johnena Mcintosh returned Monday
from a three months visit in Canada,
the former two with Mrs. Barber's