The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-20
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

Wheat jumped to IS cents per bushel
here Monday afternoon.
Arne Loken's jag on Tuesday cost
him IS in the Justices court.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Aaslund on Wednesday morn
ing last.
Miss Nora Ramsland of Sacred Heart
is visiting with the family of ]. NJ.
Thompson.
G. P. Murphy and wife and Mrs. w.
w. Tonner were in Redwood Falls
during the past week.
Frank Wilmeroth of Hotel Francois
was in town Monday looking after
help for that popular hotel.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
F. Portrait tomorrow Thursday after
noon.
Two dark green rings were noticed
around the sun here Monday morning,
and the observers wonder what they
mean.
Peter Eischen, Jr., is visiting friends
in st. Paul, Faribault, Mortified and
Shakopee. He will be absent a couple
of weeks.
\. G. Lamport and wife and Miss
Nettie Lamport left Friday for Wadena
county. where they have gone to look
over the county.
H. H. Franzen and family and Miss
Alma Helm of Itasca, Ill.,, the former
an uncle of Mrs. A. F. Portrait, are
visiting with the latter.
Torger Kjos, in the employ of the
Minnesota Total Abstinence society,
lectured at the Lutheran church on the
evils of the liquor habit, last evening.
Lew H. Wallace left, here for
Evelyth, Mimi, on the northern min
ing range, last Friday, having been
offered position in the mines at that
place.
A heavy rain fell here last Saturday.
1t benefited the wheat little, and
was of great benefit to the corn and
flax. The wheat crop estimate is about
50 per cent.
Carl Pratt, VIM. Longbottom and
VIM. Taber passed through town en-
route home from Green Lake Monday.
They caught 900 pounds of fish while
at Green Lake.
Sacred Heart and Echo crossed bats
at Echo Sunday, resulting in Echo
winning by score of 8 to T. The Bel
view rooters that were present shouted
for Sacred Heart.
Ludwig Rudd has resigned his posi-
ton in Goethe & Co. IS store, and has
returned to Minneapolis with view
of being assigned to town where he can
start up business for himself
At the Republican caucus held in the
school house on Saturday evening A.
f. Portrait, Henry Fish, Grant Adsit,
Charles Katzenberger and DR.. H. P.
Dredge were elected delegates to the
county convention in Redwood Falls
tomorrow.
The members Of the Sunday-school
of the Lutheran church will give a
picnic at the old bridge site on the
banks of the Minnesota river, on Sun
day, July 1st, the proceeds to be used
in purchasing bell for the church.
The Belview band will furnish music
for the occasion.
Word was received here Sunday that
Rev. VIM. Earl was very ill at his
home in Granite Falls, and Rev. E.
c. Lyons left here Monday for that
place to take charge of his pastorate
during his Illness Rev. Henry w.
= Robinson of Beloit, Wis, will occupy
the pulpit here for month.
Ole Darud received letter from his
brother, Halvor Darud, last week. 1t
was the first time he had heard from
him in nearly two years. The letter
was dated Dawson City, Alaska, April
18th, and stated that the writer was
enjoying good health, and that he was
he only one of the Sloan-AndersOn
,arty to reach Dawson City. He does
lot state anything about the mining
respects
The marriage of Eugene Lewis Of
esta, formerly of Belview, to Miss
larry Holt, daughter of Mrs. F. Holt
Swedes Forest, was solemnized at
e Methodist church parsonage in
edwood Falls Saturday afternoon,
". G. H. Stevenson performed the