The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31
BELyIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

w. r. WATSON visited at Hanley
Falls between trains Monday.
Belview people generally observed
Decoration Day in Redwood Falls.
Big bargains at Rice's Cash Store.
r. ]. Olin and Rob. Houston were
down from Wood Lake last Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Iverson of Madison is Wis.
iting with the family of Martin Thomp-
son.
Peter Eischen made his usual ship
ment of hogs to South st. Paul Mon
dav evening.
Fifteen ladies from Belview attend
ed the society at Grant Adsit's place
last Wednesday,.
John Ilett and wife have been en-
loving visit in and around Brownton
during the past week.
A conference of Lutheran ministers
is taking place at the Rock Dell Luth-
eran church this week.
A. O. Gimmestad was attending to
real estate business in Redwood Falls
on Tuesday of last week.
Arthur Goethe of Minneapolis was
visiting with his brother Otto during
the early part of last week.
TilIie Gold of Renville is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Wallace, and
will remain during the summer.
F. L. Simpson has purchased two
lots in Jones' Second addition and will
soon erect residences on the same.
Several parties from here went fish
ing along the Minnesota river Sunday.
The biggest catch was II bullheads.
Rev. and Mrs. Harrington of New
port were visiting with the family of
A. e. Lamport during the past week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Luth-
eran church meets at S. w. Peterson's,
south of town, tomorrow afternoon.
Jones & Jones of Redwood Falls Sc
cured the contract for repainting the
school house for $21, the district to
furnish the paint.
Colvin Knudson was bit in the leg
by ferocious dog last Saturday after
noon. The animal took piece of
flesh out of Mr. Knudson's leg.
A girls 'complexion" may be
stamped on her lovers heart, but most
of the complexion" comes off unless
put there by Rocky Mountain Tea.
A boy was born to John Tinnesand
on Thursday Of last week. This is
the fourth birth of male children in
this neighborhood IN short time.
School closes next Friday, and on
Monday Mrs. Lamport treated the
pupils of her school to candies, etc.
The fall term will open in September.
Arne Lokken was thrown out of q
wagon in runaway accident while
going home from Belview last Satur.
day. Arne was not hurt, but his wag'
on was badly demolished.
The family of DR.. Dredge will move
into the residence recently purchased
by the Doctor, next Saturday, after
which Otto Goethe and wife will oc
cupy all of the rooms over the Goetze
store.
If you want fine shoes 60 to Rice's
Cash Store. Lowest prices.
The name of Essie Sherd. daughter
of w. S. Sherd Of Vesta, appears as
one of the graduates of the high school
of Mortified, the commencement ex'
ercises to occur on June 25th. Miss
Sherd is one of the class of 20 young
ladies and ten young men.
Rev. F. N. Scott of Drayton, n. D..
a recent graduate of Hamline, con
Quoted services here last Sunday, hi
being the guest of w. H. Wallace
during the past week. Rev. Scot
was one of the Y. NJ. c. A. band o
students to visit Redwood Falls il
1892.
At the mass meeting OF the peopl
having children attending the Belviev
schools, on Saturday afternoon of las
week it was practically decided to pre-
; pare another room of the school hous
!, for another grade of the Belviev
school during the coming fall and win
/ ter term.
The Simpson building is very nearl..
E completed and the members of tn
Workmen aud the Woodmen lodge
will hold reception in the hall on tn
second floor next Saturday evening
The programme will be an informs
! one. The hall gives two orders exec
g lent accommodations.
w. H. Wallace received word froI
!; Drayton to the effect that his tw
n brothers, Charles and L. H., were gi,
). en- genuine reception by Drayto
: people on their return home from Nj
Mia last week. Aside from a stree
) procession, band music, etc., the boy
q were each presented with gold watcht
t by the citizens of Drayton.
d G.. L. Newhouse was over from R