The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-09
BELVIEW.
BELNIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

AeSiAioAAooi Aeethu UlS plOW eAulUl-
ton Wednesday, May 18th. See adv.
The Misses Christina Peterson and
Louise Eischen were in Redwood Falls
Thursday.
A number of the young men of the
town went fishing along the Minnesota
river Monday afternoon.
A. 0. Gimmestad attended the tax
Judgment and absolute tax sale at Red
wood Falls last Monday.
William Cole is building an addition
to his farm residence in this township,
at the cost of about $500.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Grant Adsit
tomorrow (Thursday)I afternoon
Rev. A. O. Aasen will conduct SER
vices at the Lutheran church next
Sunday afternoon. Services in Nor.
wegian.
w. HI. Pease has sold his interest in
livery business to his partner, John Nc
Kowen. Mr.. Pease went to St. Paul
Monday.
F. koherr was over from Vesta Sun
day and he reports building very active
in that town. A village Jail is being
built there.
The members of the gun club in
dulged in a friendly contest last Sun
day. Each man shot at 25 birds. The
highest average was Is.
G. F. Rain has purchased the two
vacant lots just north of Eischen's no.
tel, and he will soon commence the
erection of machine house on the
same.
A Republican league club was Or
gained here last Saturday evening,
DR.. H. P. Dredge being made chair
man and A. o. Gimmestad secretary
and treasurer
Anders Lalum of Sacred Heart was
killed by horse stepping on him on
Wednesday last. Hans Wine of that
town was also injured by steer day
or two previous.
Hans Strandjard went to Sisseton
Monday to prove up on his HOMESTEAD
on what was once the Sisseton reserva-
ton. Miss Agnes Gunelson is filling
his place in Rice's Cash Store.
At the Republican primary for Kin
tire and Beiview last Saturday evening
Otto Goethe, A. G. Lamport, B. Simp-
son, Fred. Portrait and Oscar Bergen
were elected delegates to attend the
Republican county convention at Red
wood Falls to-day.
\ decidedly satisfactory auction sale
took place at the residence of the late
John Martin Saturday afternoon. The
separator and engine were sold at $735.
One colt was sold at Sill, another at
SIS and another at S62. Other personal
property went in proportion.
The Belview band of Is pieces signed
a contract Monday to furnish portion
of the band music at Redwood Falls on
July 4th. The boys will come in white
duck costumes, and will undoubtedly
do their share toward bringing the
people of this section with them.
H. j. Rice of Sacred Heart, brother
of G. J. Rice of this place, has been Wis
iting with the latter during the past
week. Mr.. Rice has just returned from
the Chicago College of Dentistry, where
he has been studying for two years and
where he will return this fall for the
continuation of his course.
Leonard Rice, the four year old son
of G. J. Rice, had narrow escape
from drowning last Saturday. He was
playing near a tub half filled with
water and in some manner fell head
first into it. He was unable to extri-
cate himself and had it not been for
the timely assistance of A. e. Olson,
who happened to pass there few Sec
onds afterwards, the young man would
have persisted.
A consumption of liquor, quarrel, a
vicious kick in dangerous portion of
the abdomen, and knife thrust two
inches in the side of head is the story
or row last Saturday. As near as the
facts can be learned Steiner STEVENSON
or HelgesOn and Arne LOkken were in
town that day. Both men were drink
ng and Stenerson wanted to fight
Arne refused. Stenerson started for
lome and when three miles north of
own he lay in wait for Arne. Dark
Tess came, and Stenerson held up a
ouple of men, but finding that they
,ere not the person he wanted, allowed
hem to pass. About nine o'clock Arne,
18th two Nelson boys, came along.
tenerson stopped the team. Arne got