The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-31
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BELvuW TIVE TABLE.
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
Fred Jaeger is painting q portion Of
Vesta.
B. Simpson will soon occupy the
residence vacated by Mrs. Thorsen.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunder Peterson on Thursday evening.
Grant Adsit has been elected secre-
tary of the Farmers Grain & Fuel Co.
Mrs. Louis Leonard has been visiting
with relatives in CORTLAND during the
past week.
w. III. Wallace and family moved to
their new residence in Southworth' q
addition Monday.
A Halloween party will be given by
the Misses Leonard at their home this
"wednesday evening.
Hans Peterson and son of Rio. Wis,
were visiting with III. A. Bakke's fam
lily during the past week.
J. NJ. Thompson and wife and Miss
Irene Thompson visited with relatives
in Renville over Sunday.
It is expected that a Republican rally;
with torchlight procession, etc, will
occur next Saturday evening.
A. o. Gimmestad has sold the John
A. Johnson farm Of 874 acres in Swedes
Forest to VIM. Hattie for So, 900.
Owing to F. Koherr's inability to
find a house at Wanda it is probable
that his family will remain in Belview.
Bert. Pease has gone to the Turtle
Mountain region, with the view of
looking up homestead in that section
T. j. Sloan was over from Seaforth
Saturday, and seemed to have COM
pletely recovered from his recent acct
dent
Robt. Rickell, ST., was over from
Vesta Monday. Mr. Rickell will reside
with his daughter, Mrs. Grant Adsit,
In the future.
Jerry Simpson dropped off at Bel
view one day last week to remain for
several days before commencing his
winter work as travelling salesman.
Peter Eischen, Jr., and Miss Josie
Eischen expect to spend the winter at
Mankato. The remainder of the fami-
ly will start for Oklahoma about Nov.
24th.
P. H. Jones has purchased the build
ing now occupied bv Miss Evans mill
linery store, and it is possible that the
Independent office will be moved into
the same.
Mesdames J. M. Thompson and w.
H. Wallace, and the Misses Scanlan,
Leonard and Jaeger were the delegates
from the Belview Degree of Honor to
the district convention at Redwood
Falls.
State Agent Higbee of the Spring
field Fire & Marine Insurance Co., was
in town last week and spent several
days with his old friend, w. H. WAL
lace, establishing agencies in this
county.
Quite number of Improvements
have been made around the creamery
during the past week. The creamery
is now running four days per week.
After Dec LIST it will run only three
days for the remainder of the winter.
Senator George w. Somerville spoke
here to quite large crowd in the in
terests of the Republican ticket Mon
day evening. Senator Somerville con-
fined himself almost exclusively to
State issues, and showed up the falla-
cies of the present administration to
the satisfaction of all.
Monday was the first day of the re-
auction sale at GOetze & Co. g store.
and large crowd was taking advant-
ages of the bargains offered. There is
about $4,000 worth of merchandise
that must be sold before Jan. LIST, and
buyers are offered rare bargains in or
der that none of the stock will have to
be shipped.
Peter Eischen has sold his saloon,
meat market and hotel to the Messrs.
Maus Of Wood Lake, the consideration
being 1880. The saloon will probably
be conducted in Mr.. Eischen's name
until his present license expires. Mr..
Eischen will probably leave this week
for Oklahoma, to make arrangements
for the removal of his family to that
place.
WAI.M1IT GRnuE