The Redwood gazette., 1899-09-20
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

/ +. II. Jones IS erecting q feed mil
near his elevator.
Peter Eischen shipped car load O
hogs to South st. Paul Monday even
ing.
Gust. Ronevamen of Hudson, Wis.
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. John
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Big bargains are offered in blanket.
and underwear this week at Rice's
Cash Store.
Mrs. J. H. Schuette of Pingree Grove
ILL.,, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs
A. F. Pottratz.
In runaway accident near Delhi
last Thursday w. H. Wallace had 8
buggy smashed.
Miss Clara Wistad was taken to the
Faribault institute for the deaf and
dumb last week.
George Countryman, our druggist,
went to St. Paul last Saturday and re.
turned yesterday.
Martin Scanlon left for st. Paul Mon.
day to attend the Hamline University
according to local paper.
Miss Annie Evans has returned from
a trip to st. Paul, where she has been
purchasing fall millinery.
Mrs. A. G. Lamport and Miss Grace
Abbott were guests of Miss Grace Chad
bourne over Friday evening in Red
wood Falls.
G. H. Jones and daughter of Mime.
apolis, formerly of this place, are visit
ing with relatives here. Charlie is also
attending to business matters.
Rev. A. o. Aasen and wife were
guests of H. A. Bake during their
stay in Belview over Sunday.
The new wheel of the town wind
mill arrived Monday, and it is expect
ed to be in place in a short time.
Ludwig Rudd of Minneapolis, an ex-
perienced clerk, is now working be-
hind the counters of G. A. Goetze & Co.
New shelves are being placed in the
north side of Pottratz B'os.' hardware
store, and larger stock will follow.
There will be a Dewey dance at the
hall week from tomorrow evening,
Sept. 29th. The best of music will be
in attendance.
c. A Katzenberger, Irwin Howes,
Carl Franz, M. Swensen and Alfred
Nelson wheeled it to Redwood Falls
last Sunday and spent most of the day
there.
The magnificent residence of John
O'Conner of Renville, costing in the
neighborhood of $4,000, was DESTROYED
by fire Saturday night. Mr.. O'Conner
is quite well-known here.
Live for those who love you,
For those whose hearts are fond and
true,
The only way to do this right,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Hitchcock & Co.
Fred Pottratz had a secret melon
patch-at least, Fred thought no one
knew anything about the patch but
himself. But they did, and now Fred
is mourning the loss of every one of the
melons he has been nursing so long.
John Longbottom was in from Vail
Monday and stated that he, as we'll as
as number of farmers in that vicinity,
would not thresh until the elevators on
the Sanborn extension through that
country were ready to receive the
grain.
IT. Ramsland, wife and Mrs. John
Thorstad came over from Sacred Heart
Saturday, and visited with the family
of J. NJ. Thompson. They returned
home Sunday, after taking a ride to
the railroad grade from Vesta to Sea-
forth.
Independent: At the dairy butter
exhibit at the State Fair T. J. Sloan re-
ceived 931 points. w. H. Currie's but
ter scored 924. The highest score was
only 944 and Mr.. Sloan's butter lacked
but one point of being equal to the best
dairy butter in the State.
Henry Guiggesberg and Henry Knip-
pie came up from Gibbon last Satur-
day, the former on a hunting outing
and the latter to attend to business on
his farm south of town. The former
returned Monday after having bagged
big string of prairie hens.
Prof. Traverse has decided to give
free instruction on Saturdays in the
school house in Belview, in algebra,
geometry and physics, to those teach
ers residing around Belview who are
desirous of taking advanced courses in
those branches of education.
Rev. Fir. Berg forded the Minnesota
river to hold services at Rock Dell
church last Sunday afternoon. Arriv-
ing in the middle Of the channel the
water was SO high as to take the min
ister's grip out of the buggy. Mr.. Berg
made jump for it and landed in the
water. He got the grip and an unsat-
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