The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-09
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

THE GAZETTE 81 per year
| Best machine oil, Tic. per gallon at
I Rice's.
r. J. Rice was over from Sacred
Heart Sunday, visiting with his brother
of this town.
The Young Peoples society of the
Christian church met Mrs. A. Jensen
Friday afternoon.
Eugene Hewitt has rented the A.
Petrak farm in Granite Rock town.
ship for the ensuing year.
The band boys will give another pic
mic after the harvesting season in the
grove of A. Leonard in Sheridan town.
ship.
The engine house of the Wallbridge
elevator has been completed, and now
Agent Enestvedt is ready to receive
wheat.
G. F. Rain, who has heretofore been
buying wheat for the Wallbridge ele-
vator, started out on August LIST as an
independent buyer.
Michael Kramer predicts an average
wheat crop of Is bushels per acre, with
a poor grade, caused by damp weather
and the Hessian fly.
Mrs. Ferd. Portrait and children left
for Houston county by way of Sacred
Heart last Sunday. They will be
absent month or more.
Gus. Rain reports the sale of 80 bind
ers during the season just closed, "a OF
which were Deering, of which Mr..
Rain is agent at this place.
Mrs. Martin Thompson went to
Sacred Heart Monday to remain there
for an indefinite period. J. M. Thomp-
son and wife accompanied her.
Mrs. T. w. Wallace, now of North
field, but formerly of this place, arrived
here Monday, on an extended visit
with the Simpsons of this place.
Miss Mary Wieman of St. Paul, a
niece of NJ. Kellar of Sheridan town
ship, arrived here last week, and is
visiting with the family of Mr.. Kellar.
Earl Hamilton of Vail and Miss Elma
Hewitt of Brown county were married
week ago last Sunday at the home OF
the brides parents, and are residing in
Vail.
| w. H. Gold of Renville passed
through here on his way to Revere
Friday, returning Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gold is interested in the Bank OF
Revere.
Jennie-No man can love a girl with
a white face and red nose. Rocky
Mountain Tea will make them change
places you're all right. Hitch
cock & Co.
Miss Dredge returns to her home in
Lake Crystal to-day "wednesday after
a visit here of several weeks. Miss
Gena Mogen will take her place at the
drug store.
George Countryman of Dravton, N.
D., was here last Wednesday and
Thursday, the guest of L. H. Wallace.
Mr.. Countryman was negotiating for
the drug store of DR.. H. P. Dredge.
Look for a big clothing stock at
Rice's Cash Store.
The organ shipped to st. Josephs
Catholic church a week or ten days
ago by St. Paul firm has been re.
turned, and another organ purchased
from an Echo dealer at q much lower
price.
A large crowd attended the confirma.
ton services at the Lutheran church
last Sunday morning and evening,
The class consisted of three at the Nor.
wegian services and three at the Eng.
lish services.
Michael Kramer of Sheridan town.
ship is figuring on the erection Of q
large barn-36x52 feet-to cost in the
neighborhood of $500, and to be erected
Immediately after the threshing season
has we'll advanced.
Albert johnson Of Granite Rock was
in town last Monday. He reported
the sale Of his farm, 50 acres in the
west half Of the northeast quarter Of
section Is, Granite Rock, to Herman
Schwartz for 81, 500
The school board has not yet selected
. teacher for the primary grade Of the
+. Belview schools. Ten applications