The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-05

BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

The infant child of John Longbottom
of Vail died OH Sunday.
H. F. Hagen has purchased the lum-
Der for new residence on his farm.
H. T Helgeson is now working as
expert for the Mccormick agency in
Redwood Falls.
A. o. Gimmestad returned from a
trip to Mankato, via Redwood Falls,
on Thursday last.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
H. F. Jones on April 18th.
There will be services at the Lutheran
church next Sunday-Norwegian in
the morning and English in the even
ing.
A baby boy-12 pound weight-was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holman,
residing south of town on Wednesday
last.
Miss Eleanor Dill teacher in the
schools at Candy, is spending her va
cation as the guest of w. H. Wallace
and wife.
The new instruments for the band
have arrived and the boys are practic-
ing some of the patriotic and dancing
selections.
Theo. Wager is packing his stock of
sundries with the view of shipping
them to Gaylord and opening up bust
ness in that town in a week or two.
Open the door, let in the air,
The winds are sweet, the flowers are fair,
Joy is abroad in the world for me.
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Hitchcock & Co. 34-4t
J. M. Thompson has sold his ma
chinery depot and contents to w. w.
Tonner, who will conduct the McCor-
mick and other machine business at
the old stand.
The Bank of Belview reports the
sale of the northeast quarter of section
Is, Delhi, to Ole Flora. The bank has
recently purchased team for the ac-
commodation of it's officials.
Martin Thompson and Mrs. J. M.
Thompson drove to Sacred Heart last
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
attending the wedding Of Tyler Rams
land, well-known here, to Miss Birdie
O'Connor of that place.
G. L. Newhouse was in Redwood
Falls during the latter part of last
week, looking up several real estate
matters. To-day he drives to Rem
vile for the purpose of attending the
nuptials of H. N. Stabeck of the Rem
Vile bank, to Miss Jennie Carey.
Private Rysdal Of the 18th Mime
sofa, recently discharged from servive,
passed through here Monday on his
way home to Clarified. He stopped
off here long enough to renew his &C.
quaintance with some Of the boys of
the town.
The temperance comedy, ''The Turn
of the Tide" was presented to large
crowd by local talent Monday evening.
All of the players did remarkably we'll,
while great deal of credit is given to
those having leading parts, for the ex-
cellence of their work and correct in
depreciation of the lines.
Chris. Olson of Swedes Forest was in
town Monday, and stated that lie
would file an order for a car load OF
Irvine with the prison authorities this
week. Mr.. Olson has rustled among
his neighbors and secured orders for
49, 900 pounds, and expects to secure
orders for the balance this week.
Christopher Wiki recently sold his
farm in Kintire township, and has
rented the Commercial House Of this
village. He expects to take possession
of the latter in about month and
conduct the same in a tirst-clsss man
ner. The farm was sold to Mic Sac
mary, who has leased it for the coming
summer to Ole Tinnesand.
A meeting was held here last Tues
day. evening for the purpose of def
nitely deciding the question of erecting
Catholic church in Belview. Rev.
FIR. Jas. j. Woods of Redwood Falls
was present and presided over the in
formal meeting. H. G. Schoenecker,
who has been securing subscriptions,
says that the full amount needed,
could be secured
T. j. Sloan was in town Monday,
and when quizzed on the new railroad,
said that while he was sure that it was
coming, his mind would rest easier
when the engineers made their ap-
pearance. He is in some doubt as to
whether the company will locate a
town site on the quarter section where
the Sheridan creamery is now located,
because other property owners near
there are making an attempt to have
it pulled south of that point.