The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-24
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BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.
Mrs. Thorsen and children leave for
Mankato to-day.
Rev. A. C. Aasen attends the synod
meeting in Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Matt. Keller and daughter left
Monday for Stevens county,. where
they will reside in the future.
Gunder Peterson and Henry Mogen
left Monday for town near LETTERS to
work at the carpenter trade.
A. Leonard and wife were visiting
with the family of +. e. schoenfelder
at Wellington during the past week.
G. C. Enestvedt, wife and son re.
turned Monday from a three days visit
with friends and relatives in Minneap-
oils.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church meets with Mrs. F.
Jaeger tomorrow Thursday after
noon.
DR.. Fl. P. Dredge, who is attending
7. J. Sloan, reports the latter recover
ing from injuries recently received in a
railroad accident.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace of this place
accompanied the members of Charity
Chapter No. IS of Redwood Falls to
Madison last Thursday
Rev. Geo. P. Merrill Of Marshall
made report of the American board
meeting at the Congregational church,
this place, Monday evening.
The Bank of Belview will commence
moving it's office fixtures to the new
building tomorrow, and will be ready
for business in that place on Monday.
Hon. John Story of Iowa, a Norwe'
gian speaker, will address the voters ol
Swedes Forest at the Davidson school
house, that township, Thursday night
A large crowd from here assisted
Echo Republicans in a big rally Thurs
day even ng. On the following evening
another large party took in dance al
Vasta.
Otto Goethe, w. H. and Lew Wal.
lace and Aug. Holm attended the con.
ferring of the third degree by the Ma.
sonic lodge at Wood Lake last Wednes.
day evening.
The social given by the young peo-
pie of the Luthern church in the church
basement last Saturday evening was
largely attended, and the young people
gave the visitors lively evening
Henry Fish secured the contract fol
grading the street just south of the Lu.
them church, the contract price being
$42. The bids for the wind mill were
rejected, the council deciding that il
would be better to have it repaired and
! placed in the proposed park.
J. and L. Forkrud of Renvllle county
have made application to the council
for license to sell Intoxicating liquor,
in the building now occupied by thu
bank. They desire to commence bust
ness on Nov. 5th, and their license
for which they will pay $500, will only
run to April LIST next.
F. Koherr has given up the contract
ing business and has secured position
as agent of a line lumber company a
Wanda, where Mr.. KOherr will remov,
his family next week. Mr.. koher
has done considerable of contract worl
in and around Belview, and has givel
general satisfaction with his work
His friends here and the friends of hi
family regret their departure.
Otto Goethe left this week for New
Paynesville, Stearns county, with tn
view of looking up business location
the firm of Goethe & Co. of this plac
having decided to close out it's stool
here and 60 into business at anothe
place. As result IF the firms decis
ion, commencing next Monday all O
the dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc.
will be marked down III price, an,
these prices will remain until the good
are closed out, or until Jan. LIST, a
which time the firm expects to chang
it's location.
o. T. Ramsland and wife of Sacre,
Heart came over from that town Sun
day and remained over night with
N. Thompson. Mr.. Ramsland is
rank Bryanite, and is Bryan Presi
Dental elect0r for Minnesota. HI
wears q huge Bryan button on hi
coat lapel. During Sunday night MI
Thompson slipped into his room an,
quietly removing the Bryan badg
substituted q Mckinley button of tn
same size. Mr.. Ramsland never 20
on to the fact until he reached hom
Monday afternoon and commence
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