The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-30
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Mems clothing arriving at Rice's.
Miss Darud returned home Monday.
Miss Gena Mogen is clerking in the
store of G. HI. Kravik's.
Miss Flora Patterson returned to her
home in Three Lakes last Saturday.
Miss Gladys Thorstad of Sacred
Heart is visiting with the family of
Otto Goethe.
e. A. Goethe and wife and Mrs. J.
M. Thompson visited with relatives in
Sacred Heart Sunday.
There will be dance at the home of
VIM. Blackmore, in Vesta township,
next Saturday evening.
On Monday it was estimated that
there was still 25 per cent. of the grain
around Belview unstacked.
Ole Anderson of Hazel Run was in
town Monday, looking up location
for wagon and blacksmith shop.
A. O.. Gimmestad and family and
Miss Leonard visited at the home of A.
Davidson, north of town, last Sunday.
George Norcutt of Granite Rock lost
two stacks of wheat by lightning dur
ing the storm of week ago last Friday.
M. Swenson expects to have the
work commenced on the foundation
for his new residence some time next
week.
Miss Leonard entertained the Misses
Holton of Sheridan and the Misses
Tierney and Blanchard of st. Paul last
Saturday.
Miss Josie Iverson of Madison, who
has been visiting with the family Of
Otto Goethe for several days, returned
home Monday.
Miss Lottie Thompson returned from
Carver last Saturday afternoon and
Miss Della Thompson from Renville
Saturday evening.
The happlest couple in the world
should be deaf husband and a blind
wife, both taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents. Hitchcock & Co.
g. P. Murphy and wife, and the
Misses Reeves and Kelleney, who have
been visiting with the Murphys, were
in Redwood Falls Saturday.
A. G. Lamport and wife will return
from their trip to Newport this week,
and Mrs. Lamport will commence
teaching school next Tuesday.
During the services at the Congrega-
tioal church last Sunday evening Rev.
VIM. Earl announced that the work
of rebuilding the church at Granite
Falls was progressing nicely.
H. Hurtig, who has been employed
in the store of G. A. Goethe & Co., dur
ing the past summer, returned to his
home in Carver Monday. Ernest
Thorsten is assisting at the store this
| week.
Peter Eischen went to St. Paul Mon
day evening for the purpose of having
an operation performed for cancerous
affection of his lower lip. Mr.. Eischen
shipped car load of hogs the same
evening.
Alfred Paulson of Sacred Heart, mar
shall of that town, was in town Monday
looking for man who was wanted at
Granite Falls for stealing four suits of
clothes. His accomplice was captured
at Sacred Heart.
Lightning struck the barn of Henry
Fish last week, and splintered the
boards in one end of the building quite
badly. On the same day lightning
struck and destroyed stack of hay be-
longing to H. Hegdahl.
Miss Minnie Leonard will leave for
Red Wing Saturday, where she will
attend the Ladies' Lutheran Seminary
during the coming school term. Miss
Matilda Martin will leave for the same
school Monday for the same purpose.
DR.. and Mrs. Dredge were in Lake
Crystal Sunday, attending family re-
union of the Dredges. Mrs. Dredge
and child went from there to Mankato
to visit with Mrs. Dredge's mother for
some time, while the Doctor came
home Monday.
Follow the crowd and trade at Rice s
Cash Store.
A large crowd of people attended the
Catholic picnic at Peter Schmitz's
farm, in Sheridan, last Sunday, the
number being placed at 200. Several
from here and many from Redwood
Falls were in attendance. Ice cream,
cake and lemonade were served during
the day, while a shooting gallery was
one of the amusements.
Mrs. w. III. Wallace and son re.
turned from Big Stone Friday evening
and on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
drove to Renville. On Tuesday Mr.
: Wallace and w. H. Gold went to Red
wood Falls to attend a special term Of
court in which the French urrie cross
case is to be tried, and which they ART