The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-14

BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.


from her visit at Waverley.
Miss Josephine Eischen has returned
from her visit with Miss Gallery at
Wabasso.
T! Miss Anna Eischen of Morton is Wis
fitting with the family of Peter Eischen
I this week.
The Misses Isaacs and Abbott attend
ed the teachers meeting at Redwood
Falls last Saturday.
H Fred. Simpson went to Minneapolis
last week, and Mrs. Simpson expects
to return home with him this week.
II John III. Gordon and Ed Evenson
left for the pineries last Monday. They
expect to secure employment there for
the winter
George Patterson came up from
Three Lakes last Friday and visited
day or two with his daughter, Mrs.
Ben. Simpson.
George Tinnesand will leave for his
old home in Norway during the latter
part of the month, and will remain
there during the coming winter.
J. NJ. Thompson and wife visited
with friends and relatives in Houston
county, Lacrosse, Winona and other
points last week, returning home on
Saturday.
At the last meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational
church it was decided to give a Sun
day schuol Entertainment at the church
on, Christmas eve.
John Mckowen and Henry Fish Sc
cured the contract for hauling gravel
and placing it OIL the street leading
out of town on the south. Their con-
tract was 80 cents per yard.
You little knew when first We met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let
/ Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea
HITCHCOCK & Go.
A. O. Gimmestad acted as one of the
/ official canvassing board for Redwood
county during Thursday and Friday Of
last week, and was in Redwood Falls
again on business last Monday.
The vault door for the Bank of Bel
view arrived here last Monday and
was put into place the same day. The
door is an ornament to the bank,
which now has fine set of furniture
and fixtures.
H Ole Tnnesand and Gust Rennee
have leased the meat market and tools
owned by Orrin Gibbs. and will con
tinue the business at that stand. The
boys expect to run first class meat
market, and have the best kinds o.
fresh meats always on hand.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church will have socialir
the basement of the church next Satur
day evening. There will be services at
the church on Sunday morning and
acknowledgements in the forenoon
) and English in the afternoon.
Peter Eischen's family, with the ex
ception of Peter Eischen, Jr., Mick
and Miss Josie Eischen, expect tc
leave for their new home in Oklahoms
on Nov. Goth. Mic. and Peter, Jr.,
; and Miss Eischen will spend the win.
: ter i'll Mankato, attending commercial
college.
The stock buying interests at this
point have been transferred from Peter
Eischen to Gus. RAIN and Swan Pet
erson and'the latter men shipped out
thei rfirst load Monday evening, Gus
RAIN accompanying them to the South
: st. Paul stock yards. They will buy
cattle and hogs exclusively.
Il Andrew Bake is engaged in NOV.
ing what was once the John Martin
residence from its former site to a site
? just north of the village fire house
where it is to he placed on a founda-
ton, and put in condition for use az
the Belview independent office. Edi.
tor Keene expects to move some time
next week.
The congregation of Rock Dell Luth.
eran church held a meeting Monday
It for the purpose of considering the ques.
l. ton of pastor for that church in the
4 future. Rev. Berg, who has been sup.
plying the pulpit. has been obliged tc
cease his connections on account of ill.
health. The Rock Dell congregation
hopes to have Rev. A. e. Aasen Of
Dawson move to Belyiew and act az
pastor of the Belview church, as well
= as of Rock Dell. =
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