The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-13
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

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Miss Clara Rice is clerking in Rice's
Cash Store.
Mrs. w. w. Tonner was among the
Belview visitors at the State Fair
w. H. Wallace was attending to bus
mess in Redwood Falls yesterday.
Thos. Kolin is erecting a granary on
his farm about mile west of town.
The Lanpher hat costs no more than
poorer hats that are better advertised
IL. Z. Schoenecker reports the sale of
five sets of harness between Friday and
Monday
A baby boy arrived at the home of
VIM. Katzenberger, south of the city,
last week.
John Sundine and wife took in the
sights at the State Fair during por-
ton of last week.
w. H. Pease and WHIT. WATSON re-
turned home Monday from trip to st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Hans. Jensen and daughter Anna of
Kintire township were in st. Paul and
Minneapolis last week.
0. T. Ramsland & Co. make beauti-
full as well as large blanket display in
their north windows this week.
Mrs. H. P. Dredge and child will re-
turn home from their visit at Mankato
and Lake Crystal next Saturday.
Buy your clothing and shoes at Rice's
Cash Store. 1t will surprise you to see
the prices Mr.. Rice will make you.
Mrs. s. F. Peterson returned home
Monday from a weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. James Arnold, Jr., and Miss
Tillie Hoppenrath, were visitors at the
State Fair. returning home Monday.
Olof Peterson of Burnsidee, Iowa,
has been visiting relatives in this
neighborhood during the past week.
Christensen & Somerville have sold
the lumber to Michael Kramer for a
$500 barn and to Fred. Stage for $500
barn.
Miss Koch of Beecher, ILL.,, a cousin
of Mrs. A. F. Portrait, will arrive here
to-day on all extended visit with the
latter.
Mrs. VIM. French sustained a severe
fracture on her right hand several days
ago, and the fracture was set by DR..
Dredge.
A. G. Lamport and daughter were in
Redwood Falls last Tuesday, as was
also Michael Koherr, w. H. and Lew
Wallace.
A thresher named Tom Ryan had a
hand quite seriously Injured while in
dulging in sparring contest last
Thursday.
Hans M. Olson left for the Mankato
Normal school last Friday to spend the
last year at the advance course of that
institution.
About 20 pupils have been enrolled
in the three departments of the public
schools since school commenced week
ago yesterday.
Miss Ralston, who has been visiting
the family of Daniel Mckay for some
time past, returned to her home in
Illinois yesterday.
Of. Koherr was in from Westline Sun
day and stated that he had the new
Catholic church in that town enclosed
last Saturday evening.
l.. P. Dolliff & Go. have sold the
lumber to Ole Flomme for a 81 500 resi-
dence, to G. J. Boklep for a 5000 barn
and granary and for a 5000 granary to
Thos. J. Sloan.
w. D. Tibbetts and family were at
St. Paul and Cottage Grove during the
past week, returning home on Monday.
Mrs. Tibbetts and children visited with
the formers parents at Cottage Grove.
The Old Georgia Concert Co. ap-
peared at the hall Monday evening,
the band boys receiving a portion of
the receipts, which were large. All
present were pleased with the enter
tainment.
Prot. Traverse, of Milwaukee, who
was engaged to act as principal of the
Belview schools, came up on the late
train on Monday evening of last week,
and assumed his work in the schools
the following morning.
Martin Thompson and wife returned
from Sacred Heart on Wednesday of
last week, accompanied by Magnus
Ramsland and Mesdames Tyler RAM
sland and John Thorstad. The latter
returned home the following day.
There will be services at the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning and even.
ing. Rev. Aasen will conduct services
at the school house in Dist. As, on the
town line between Redwood Falls and
Sheridan commencing at four O'Clock
o'clock the same day.
The family of Michal McKeown, to-
cot hor with NJ MoK o0rn1o fofhor or.