The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-05
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.
THE GAZETTE 81 per year.
| Miss Ellen Olson is clerking at thu
store of G. ]. Rice.
R. S. Pickett of Redwood Falls was
in town Tuesday of last week.
Quite number from here attended
the party at G.. o. Anderson's on Sun
day evening.
J. M. Thompson and family will re-
turn home from the lakes in Kandiyohl
county this week.
w. H. Wallace biked it to Redwood
Falls, where he remained for a few
hours on business, last Saturday.
The father and mother of DR.. H. P,
Dredge came up from GAINESVILLE last
Saturday and are visiting with the
family.
A pleasant evening was spent by q
number from here and others from
Vesta township at bowery dance at
VIM. Blackmore'son Wednesday even
ing last.
Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the best girl living,
unless what-unless she took Rocky
Mountain Tea. Bright fellow. Hitch.
cock & Co.
Henry Myers and wife of Vail passed
through here Monday en- route fol
Wood Lake to spend the Fourth with
their daughter residing there. They
were accompanied by two sons.
Insure your crops against hail in the
old reliable Alliance Hail and Cyclone
Mutual Insurance Co. of Austin, MINI.
Losses paid at the time of adjustm ent
A. o. Gimmestad, agent. 43-t.f.
The growing crops present an un-
usually fine appearance just now, there
being very little lodging, thanks to the
exceptionally fine weather. The crops
around here are not as far advanced as
those around the Falls, however.
Work on the erection of the elevator
of John Martin will commence to-day.
The building will be completed in time
to receive the first 1899 wheat brought
into Belview. The elevator will be,
when completed, the largest in Bel
view.
Axel Peterson, the well-known base
ball catcher, was married to Miss Bur-
NAH Beard of Echo, at Granite Falls
on June 25th. Mr.. Peterson and bride
will make their future home in Madi-
son. The bride is daughter of the
liveryman at Echo.
Nearly all of Belview followed the
band to Wood Lake yesterday, and
celebrated the Fourth at that place.
The band rendered exceptionally fine
music for the Wood Lake people, and
made an excellent showing in the new
white duck uniforms.
Independent: While Gunder Peter
con was riding on a load of lumber
yesterday, the wheels went into deep
rut throwing Gunder off. His head
went under the wagon, and the team
ster stopped his team just in time to
save Mr.. Peterson's neck from being
crushed by the hind wheel.
A bunch of firecrackers and some
parlor matches rubbing together in the
pockets of, Eddie Eischen Monday
afternoon created a general explosion
of the firecrackers in Eddie's pockets.
With rare presence of mind the young.
ster jumped into tub full of water and
extinguished the fire before he was
burned much,
A young man named Miller was
suffocated by gas while working in 8
we'll on P. p. Olson's farm in the town
of Sacred Heart last Friday. The boy
descended the we'll for the purpose Of
cleaning it and digging the same, and
while digging he struck the foul gas
which resulted in his death. The
funeral occurred on Saturday from the
church in FlOretta.
There were services in all three
churches Sunday evening, Rev. Aaser
having conducted the services in thu
Lutheran church, Rev. Fir. Woods hav
ing come up from Redwood Falls anG
conducted services in st. Joseph's
church, and Rev. Earl having com.
down from Granite Falls and con
Quoted services in the Congregations
church. The services were all excep
|tionally well attended.
I G. G. Enestvedt was in Redwood
Falls Monday with the view of ascer
tainiue from the county auditor as t.
who was raising sugar beets in thi
section. Mr.. Enestvedt has half al