The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29

BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Hans Bollerud was over from Sacred
Heart last Saturday.
J. NJ. Thompsonl now drives fine
team of driving horses.
w. H. Wallace was business visitor
in Redwood Falls Saturday.
J. M. Thompson has just placed a
new fruit counter in his store.
Halvor Helgeson visited with rela-
tiyes in Renville county over Sunday.
The right-ot-way agent of the North
western road drove into town last
Thursday.
O. T. Ramsland was over from
Sacred Heart last Sunday visiting with
relatives here.
VIM. Orr and wife of Cottonwoo Wis
tied with Belview friends the early
part of last week.
At the regular services of the Cot
gregational church Sunday evening
five new members were taken into the
congregation.
Editor W. T. WATSON was in Red
wood Falls Thursday. Mr.. WATSON has
changed the date of publication of his
paper from Friday to Wednesday.
Miss Evans has returned from her
trip to Iowa, and will open a stock of
spring millinery in the building just
north of the store of G. A. Goethe & Co.
A. o. Gimmestad and John Martin
were at the county seat last Monday,
the former closing up several probate
matters, and the latter on some real
estate business.
n. B. Andersen, the Redwood Falls
photographer was in town last Friday,
and is now figuring on the purchase of
the Johnson gallery at this place, with
the view of establishing a branch gal
lery here.
Gus Swanson had his lip cut and
two teeth knocked out of his mouth by
being accidentally struck with billiard
cue OH Thursday last. DR.. Dredge
found it necessary to stitch the lip a
couple of times.
There will be services at the Lutheran
church, commencing at about 1:3O
O'Clock in the morning of next Friday,
the minister coming down from Madi-
son on the morning train and return
ing on the afternoon. Thelservices will
be an Easter affair.
w. A. Wallace has received notice
that his brother, Lewis Wallace, who
went to Manila with the 18th regiment,
and who is just now recovering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever. has been
discharged from the service and will
be home in about month.
A. Leonard and wife were in Red
wood Falls over Sunday. They visited
with the family of r. D. Gleason south
of town. Mr.. Gleason is quite i'll and
the Leonards being formerly OLD neigh.
bors of the Gleason family, Mr.. Glea-
son requested that they visit a day at
his bedside
VIM. Mack, residing south of town,
states that II years ago there was little
seeding done in this section until about
the middle of May. His wheat was
sowed on May 18th, and he harvested
an average of p bushels per acre. He
is of the opinion that late seeding has
it's advantages.
The Belview Dramatic society is
making extensive arrangements for the
play, the "Turn of the Tide' at the
opera house next Monday evening.
All of the members have thoroughly
rehearsed their parts, and expect to
"act their part WE'LL" A large crowd
is expected to be present at the pre-.
sentation.
F. G. Schoenfelder and family moved
to their future home near Wellington,
eight miles north of Gibbon, Renville
county, this week, where Mr.. Schoen.
fielder will conduct the affairs on his
mothers farm. c. P. Murphy and
family, the former the new creamery
superintendent, moved into Mr.
Schoenfelder's residence here yester.
day.
DIR. Dredge returned from Mankate
Monday morning. He was present al
the operation for appendicitis on Hilds
johnson, which occurred on Saturday
afternoon, and reports that the patient
was quite weak Immediately after the
operation, although before he left Sun.
day evening she was apparently re.
gaining strength, and showed signs Of
recovery.
H. G. Schoenecker, who was doing a
portion of the rustling for the funds
with which to commence the erection
of new Catholic church in Belview,
reports that he has already secured
subscriptions amounting to nearly $500.
He thinks that the balance will he
raised in short time, and is certain
that work on the proposed edifice will