The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-02
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

''f1y' team of rOadsters.
Henry Braafladt and wife will leave
this week for Aberdeen, South Dakota.
&. F. Rain and F. Koherr are treat
ing their residences to fresh coats of
paint.
John Weelborg, the Morton tailor, |
was in the city soliciting orders last
Monday.
Remember the field trial of gang and !
sulky plows given by G. F. Rain on
May 18th.
A. O. Gimmestad returned home
from business trip to Granite Falls
last Friday.
w. H. Wallace and Otto Goethe were
transacting business in Redwood Falls
last Thursday.
Chas. zenberger is engaged in
renovating and repapering his resi-
dence and shop.
Mrs. A. Davidson, who was seriously
i'll, is now improving rapidly under the
care of DR.. Dredge.
The Lutheran Ladies' AID society
meets with Mrs. Nils Haagenson on
Wednesday, May 9Th.
Mrs. H. T. Helgeson left last Thurs
day for northern Minnesota, where she
will visit for SONG time.
f. koherr and crew came over from
Vesta Sunday and spent the day with
tboir f.,, l;as opd fr;oplc i, poI,,;o&,,
H. It. Helgeson has moved his barn
on to his lots in the south portion of
town, while S. O. Kolin has torn down
similar structure.
A. 0. Gimmestad has sold the Keller
farm-37S.S3 acres, in sections 80 and
So, Kintire, for s9,47O75, to w. F.
sBeardsley of Chicago.
c. P. Murphy was out during the
past week working up patrons for the
Belview creamery, the list of which is
already quite large.
jacob l.. Hjorte, the well-known
tenor singer Of Minneapolis, will give
concert at the Lutheran church on
Monday evening, May Dist, under the
auspices of the ladies of that church.
IF sweet young widows want to
"ketch" some sweetheart in the sunny
tangles of their golden curls, they'd
better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Great medicine. So cents. Hitchcock
Il Co.
Don't forget the auction sale of per-
sonal property at the residence of Mrs.
John Martin next Saturday. A COM
pIete threshing machine outfit, horses,
etc, will be knocked down to the high
est bidder.
DolIiff d Co. have sold lumber for a
barn addition, to X. X. Berge, the adj
dition to cost $780, to n. H. Sandager
for new barn to cost 500; to Ole Cole
for residence to cost $500; to Nels
Eide for barn to cost 500.
w. H. Wallace, acting for the bank
ing syndicate of which the Bank
of Belview is member, purchased the
Peter Nancy farm in Granite Rock
last week. Mr. Nancy has gone into
the livery business at Wabasso.
Services were conducted at the Luth-
eran church Sunday morning and at
the Catholic church Sunday evening.
Rev. Aasen of the former church con-
Quoted services in the Walton school
house in Sheridan Sunday afternoon.
Rev. f. G. Lyons returned to Min
neapolis Monday, after conducting SER
vices here and in Seaforth last Sunday.
Next Sunday the Rev. Richard Watt
of Graceville will preach at the two
places. Mr.. Watt is candidate for
pastor of the parish.
: Small grain is all up, an inch or
more, in this section of the county, and
never looked better. The heavy show
er of last Thursday afternoon, had a
beneficial effect upon it. The shower
almost resembled cloudburst, and
lasted only short time.
The primary election of the Repub-
lean voters of Kintire and of Belview
viii be held at the school house next
.,urday evening, commencing at s
o'clock, for the purpose of selecting five
delegates to attend the county conven-
ion to be held at Redwood Falls on
lay 9th.
Ben. Simpson, the new village mar
hal, appeared in his new uniform last
Ionday, and made quite an official
olice impression. Mr.. Simpson also
ears new star, carries a new club
I'd gun, and night lamp, and will
3on wear helmet, just to let people
how that Belview is in it.