The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-14
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

falo Pitts threshing outfit.
w. A. Pease returned from a trip to
Watertown Monday afternoon.
Jacob Misses left yesterday for a visit
with his parents in Waterloo, Iowa.
DR.. Dredge and family are now occu.
plying the residence recently purchased
by the Doctor.
Editor w. T. WATSON and mother
were in Redwood Falls for a few hours
last Monday.
Eugene Lewis was in Redwood Falls
Monday. His brother, Bert, came uI
from Morgan on that day.
The ladies Aid society of the Congre.
gational church will meet with Mrs
Ben. Simpson week from tomorrow.
Ellen Olson entertained the pupils
of her school at picnic on the banks
of the Minnesota river last Friday after
noon,
Mrs. John Evans and two children
and Master Eddie Evans returned from
visit with relatives at Franklin last
Monday.
Nick Fritz and John P. Miller of
Sleepy Eye have been visiting with the
family of Ambrose Fromme during the
past week.
A. o. Gimmestad has sold the G. H.
Anderson 40 acre tract in Sheridan to
John Posekany and John Pistulka for
S18 per acre.
Rev. w. A. Snow of Sacred Heart
will preach at the Congregational
church commencing at 10:45 next Sun
day morning.
The work of grading and crawling
the streets is going on and soon Bel
view will have as fine business street
as any town of it's size.
Miss Dredge of GAINESVILLE, sister of
DR.. Dredge, arrived here Tuesday, and
will remain here during the summer to
assist in the drug store.
L. H. Wallace of Drayton, North
Dakota, arrived here yesterday and
will assist w. H. in the Bank of Bel
view during the coming summer.
H. J. Rice, mother and two sisters,
were visiting with G. J. Rice Sunday,
they having come over from Renville
county on the morning of that day.
Have your shoe repairing done by
an expert, at reasonable rates, by Mar
tin Johnson, at Mahowald's harness
shop, Redwood Falls. 43-3t.
Tyler Ramsland and wife and John
L. Thorstad and wife were over from
Sacred Heart last Sunday visiting with
the families of O. A. Goethe and J. NJ.
Thompson.
Thos. J. Sloan is building large
residence on his farm in Sheridan, ii
losds of lumber having been hauled
from Redwood Falls to the place of
building last Saturday.
Watson Bros. have sold their half
section farm in Vail to Illinois farmers,
the latter paying S25 per acre for the
same and receiving in addition to the
farm about 200 bushels of wheat.
Insure your crops against hail in the
old reliable Alliance Hail and Cyclone
Mutual Insurance Co. of Austin, MINI.
Losses paid at the time of adjustment.
40. Gimmestad,s agent. 43-t.f.
John Bertelson was kicked by a
horse and his skull slightly fractured
about the forehead last Saturday. DR..
Dredge dressed the wound and Bertel-
son is doing as we'll as could be expect
ed.
The marriage of Miss Ida Stensrud,
daughter of Ole Stensrud, residing just
across the river in Renyille county, to
Albert Olin of Dawson, occurred yester-
day. The future home Of the couple
will be in Dawson.
A. H. Tasker of Big Stone City came
down from that place last week and is
visiting with the family of w. H. Wal
lace. Mr.. Tasker states that crops in
luAo SCSkAOA ale dACdu Vi SlOpS III
section in growth.
Ferd. and A. F. Portrait have re-
ceived word that their father, F. Pott-
ratz, ST., was seriously injured by fall
ing from ladder on Tuesday of last
week. An arm was broken and his
back was badly injured.
F. G. Schoenfelder came up from
Wellington, Renville county, Monday,
and is now engaged in making extern
sive Improvements to his residence
property in this town. He is stopping
with the family of A. Leonard.
An agent of a wrought iron range
company sold a stove to a widowed
lady residing north of town one day
last week, and owing to misrepresenta-
tons will either have to take the stove
back or make the widow a present of
thu cfouo