The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-28
BELVIEW.
BELVILW TIME TABLE
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Miss Christina Peterson, who has
been quite ser.o lsly i'll, is GONZALES .ing.
Goethe Il Co have adopted the novel
method ofsending out calendar blot
ter to their patrons about the first of the
month.
Gust. Ronevomen, a brother Of Mrs
john Martin, arrived here last Satur-
day and will reside here for an indefi-
mite period
A. Leonard was elected as member
of the school board to succeed the late
John Martin, instead otto succeed that
gentleman on the council.
Samuel Iverson, brother of Mrs.
Martin Thompson, came down from
Dawson last Saturday, and remained
over Sunday with relatives here.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
meet with Mrs John Evans this after
noon. The Lutheran Young Peoples
society meets at the residence of John
Olson, in Delhi, at o'clock.
Rev. Fellows conducted services at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening. From here he went to Madi-
son to conduct revival meetings. There
will probably be services at the church
next Sunday.
A. O. Gimmestad has sold the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter of section IL, Swedes For
Forest, to Stephen Olson, for 500.
Grandmother and Mrs. Stinsrud Of
Dawson came down from that place
last Saturday, and after visiting with
the family of G. III. Kravik, drove to
Ranville county to visit relatives there
Rev. Strand came down from Sum-
NIT, South Dakota, last Saturday, and
conducted services at the Lutheran
church in the morning. and in the
afternoon he drove to Sheridan, where
he conducted services in the Walton
school house.
Peter Ellingson, aged 60 years, and
residing about two miles north of town,
passed away at five O'Clock Monday
morning, as a result Of a complication
of troubles. The funeral will occur to-
day from Rock Dell Lutheran church
Mr.. Ellingson leaves wife and six or
seven children Mr.. Ellingson has re-
sided in this neighborhood for about -
years, his first residence being on the
rocky land in Swedes Forest, in the
valley of the Minnesota.
w. H. Gold came up from Revere
and Wabasso last Friday and with W..
II. Wallace and family drove to Rem
vile Saturday afternoon. AT Renville
there was a general meeting of the
stockholders of the Bank of Belview,
Bank of Wabasso and Bank of Revere,
of which o. L. Newhouse of the Bank
of Wabasso and c. l.. Newhouse of the
Bank of Revere were also present, c.
l.. Newhouse being accompanied by
his wife. Everything at the different
banks was reported to be in excellent
shape and it was decided to erect a
brick building for the Bank of Wabas-
so during the coming summer
1t is now conservatively estimated
that the estate left by the late John
Martin will reach about 100000. A
preliminary schedule of his land pos
sessions, placing the value at the low
price of $40 per acre, shows total val.
ue of $4,000. The personal property,
including his fine elevator on the track
in this town, together with his wheat
holdings, is valued at $4,000. There
is quite large amount of collateral in
the safe, not touched. and it is believed
that it will total up to at least, if not
more, than $4,000. AS soon as the
Messrs. Sandager are given letters of
administration an inventory will be
prepared.