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

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Hans Stranjard has returned from
Sisseton.
Miss Agnes Gunelson is clerking in
Rice's store.
Eugene Lewis was over from Vesta
last Saturday.
The council will hold a regular meet
ing Friday evening.
Mrs. w. Pease and sons visited with
relatives in Delhi over Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace and son are ex-
pected home from Big Stone Lake to-
day.
A pair of overalls and shirt, all for
81 cents, is the latest sensation at Rice's
Cash Store.
County Surveyor Bigham and r. A.
Turrell were establishing grades in this
town Monday.
A. o. Gimmestad was transacting
business in Redwood Falls several
hours last Monday.
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Gunderson of
South Dakota are visiting with the
family of o. H. Mogen.
J. NJ. Thompson and Peter Eischen,
Jr., brought in is chickens, after two
hours hunt, last Saturday.
Miss Mary Seaman left this station
for Rush City to visit with relatives
there for week, last Monday.
L. H. Wallace, George H. Country
man and Jerome Simpson were visitors
in Redwood Falls last Sunday.
The family of John Adsit came up
from the south last week and will re-
side south of town in the future.
V. r. Dunning and mother are at
Lake Hendrick. Mrs. V. r. Dunning
will visit with relatives in the east for
some time.
Miss LYDIA Olson left for Mankato
last Saturday for the purpose of COM
pleting her studies in the Normal
school there.
A thrashing engine belonging to
Bert. Monson broke down and caused
several days. delay in thrashing opera
tons in that section.
A large amount of bridge material
arrived here last week, consigned to w.
s. Hewitt, the well-known Minneapolis
bridge builder. No one seems to know
just what it is for.
Messrs. L.. P. Dolliff and w. L.
Rassett came up from Minneapolis last
Friday and remained around here until
Monday morning inspecting their yard
and hunting prairie chickens.
ALI of the teachers of the three de-
partments of the Belview schools ar
rived here Monday and commenced
work in the school Tuesday morning.
The school opened with fair atten-
dance.
Among those who have gone to the
State Fair from this section are II. F.
Jones and wife, P. H. Jones, Ben
Simpson, J. M. Thompson and wife,
A. O. Gibbs, o. A. Gibbs and wife and
Mrs. A. F. Portrait.
Don't fail to see those excellent pillow
shoes at Rice's, before buying.
H. M. Keene will issue the first num-
Der of his Belview Independent this
week. The Independent will be five
column quarto paper. and will be
published regularly on Friday. 1t will
be Republican in politics. Mr.. Keene
has neat little outfit and will give
BelvleW a good paper.
What were known as the Wallbridge
elevators at this place and Echo were
purchased by the James Quirk Milling
Co. of Minneapolis, at referees sale,
and on Monday Mr.. Quirk arrived and
opened the elevator His agent will be
S. E. Grover, who came with him
from Waterville. Mr.. Grover is a
man of family, but he will not remove
the latter to BeIview for some time.
The Bank of Vesta and the business
of the Redwood County Land Co. at
Vesta has been purchased by the Gold
syndicate of Renyille, which controls
various banks in this county, and they
are now in charge of the same. A. E.
Hutchinson, the pusher of the Land
Co., Will be employed by the new
syndicate for an indefinite period, and
is now working for the same at Rem
vile.
]. NJ. Thompson has commenced
work on the erection of a bank build
ing for the Bank of Belview, which
latter concern has arranged to lease
the building for five years from date of
completion. The building will be To-
Gated just south of Mr.. Thompson's
store. 1t will be one story brick
building, 22x24 in size, with pressed
brick and plate glass front, a single
glass, 96x1lO inches in size, taking up
most of the front. The entrance will
be recess affair, with beYel plate glass
door. A large vault will be provided