The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-19

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Freight, east bound $50. ...........4:50 p. m
west bound. 6:O5 a. m.
BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.
! O. T. Ramsland and wife spent Sun
day With J. NJ. Thompson and family.
/ Mrs. F. Jaeger has gone to Vesta to
act rs nurse for one or two patients
in that town.
The Congregational Ladies Aid SO
ciety meets with Mrs. B. Simpson to-
morrow afternoon.
Richard Portrait, who has been Wis
ting with his brothers in Belview, re-
turned home last week.
| G. HI. Wallace, brother of Will and
Lew, is expected down from Big Stone
City during the latter portion of this
week.
L. +. Dollif, who is interested in a
lumber yard at this place, spent few
hours with bis agent. Andrew Peterson
last Saturday.
A farewell party will be given at the
hall Friday evening to Mic. Eischen.
The Cafarellis will furnish the, music
for the occasion.
The new bell for the Lutheran church
is in position, and was given its first
ring last Friday evening. A test will
be made for the benefit of the trustees
some time this week.
Christmas services will be held at
the Lutheran church next Wednesday.
Norwegian services will commence at
one o'clock in the afternoon and Eng
the evening.
Editor Keene of the Independent ex-
poets to Issue paper for the benefit of
Seaforth people in short time The
paper will have a Seaforth heading,
and will contain all Seaforth news, al
though it will be printed in the Bel
view office.
Will Kstzenberger and Martin Els
chen have returned from their trip to
Oklahoma. They report that Peter
Eischen and family are located in the
village Of Okechee. The boys claim
that the territory is being settled by
people mostly from the north.
Maple Camp No. Ats has elected
Daniel Mckay venerable counsel, G.
P. Murphy worthy adviser, w. +.
Howes r B., A. F. Portrait clerk, F.
Hallberg escort. G. j. Brown warder,
L. Leonard sentinel, H. P. Dredge ply
stefan, and J. M. Thompson manager
for three years.
Gunder Peterson has sold lot 6, block
2, Jones' First addition, to G. H. Kra-
vik, for $50, and Mr.. Kravik is now en-
gagged in moving barn to the lot. Mr..
Peterson has also sold a tract 5Ox11O
feet on the south side of block 8, un-
plated portion of the village, to J. b.
Simpson, for $50.
Mrs. A. H. Tasker of Albee, South
Dakota, sister of Mrs. W. H. Wallace,
came down from that place last Satur-
day and visited over Sunday with her
sister here. Miss Tillie Gold of Rem
vile accompanied her. On Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace accompanied
them to Renville.
The stock of goods owned by Goethe
& Co. will be closed out this week.
The stock has been under the hammer
of an experienced auctioneer for two
weeks past, and the result is that every
article outside of the grocery depart
ment has been closed out to the public.
The groceries will probably be sold to
local merchants. Otto Goetze,. who
has had charge of the firms business
here, and who has made many friends
in Belview and vicinity, will continue
to reside here until about Feb. 1st.
The partnership known as O. T.
Ransland d Go. has been dissolved.
Mr.. Ramsland retires from the firm
and j. NJ. Thompson will hereafter
conduct the same in his own name,
Mr.. Thompson has been with the firm
ever since it commenced business in
Belview. He has been a live business
man, and has kept BeIview's interest
foremost in his heart. During all the
time of his residence here he has had
personal supervision of the store. As a
result he has always kept up one of the
finest stocks in this section, and even
now be has one of the finest furnished
and stocked stores in Redwood county
That he will continue to enjoy the mer
tied business which he has built up. is
certain.