The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
BELvILw TINE TABLE.
BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.


wood Falls Monday.
Bert. Holvig went to Minneapolis
Monday, expecting to return to-day.
w. II. Wallace was in Redwood
Falls Saturday and in Vesta Monday.
q. Rain was up from Redwood Falls
last Friday. visiting with the family Of
Gus. Rain.
Mr.. Franzen, who is visiting with A.
F. Portrait, was in Lake Benton dur
ing the past week.
J. H. Dahl and family of Sacred
Heart were visiting with the family OF
G. J. Rice over Sunday.
The town board of review was in
session Monday A number of assess
ment corrections were made.
L. P. Dolliff of the Dolliff Lumber
Co., was in Belview last Thursday ana
Friday. His son, A. e. Dolliff, met
him here.
The Degree of Honor gave mystery
social at the hall last evening. Only
members and few invited friends
were present.
Even Sampson returned last week
from his trip to Norway He stopped
in Wisconsin, while enroute home and
on Monday went to Madison.
Gertie Ramsland and sister and Lud-
wig Lund were over from Sacred
Heart over Sunday. Miss Nora Rams
land returned home with them.
Ole Shoberg arrived here from Rem
vile county Monday and is now en-
gagged in completing the work of
cementing the basement and floor of
H. J. Rice's store.
VIM. Melke is engaged in putting in
stone cutters on Hubbard avenue. Mr..
Melke reports that he has 25 acres of
as fine wheat as was ever growing in
Redwood county.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church met at Paul john
sons place, in Swedes Forest, on Sun
day evening. A large attendance and
good time is reported.
w. H. Wallace and wife and Miss
Tillie Gold will drive to Renville to-
day. Miss Gold will go from that
place to attend the Chatauqua exer-
cises at Big Stone Lake.
Quite number of Belview young
people gave a lawn party in honor of
Miss Heina, who is visiting with Mrs.
A. F. Portrait, on the lawn of the
latter, last Saturday evening.
Rev. H. Robinson of Wisconsin con-
Quoted services in the Congregational
caurch last Sunday and will remain
here indemnity. On Sunday after
moon he drove to Seaforth, where he
conducted services.
! Mrs. H. p. Dredge expects her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Freeman, here
this week, to remain for some time on
a visit. Mrs. Freeman has been spend
ing the winter and spring with rela-
tives in Massachusetts.
Matt. Kellar and family will leave
for Stevens county this fall, and make
that county their future home. Mr..
Keller has been treasurer of school dis
trict No. %, for q years, and the peo-
pie of the district regret his departure
very much.
Among those from this section at
tending the Lutheran Synod conference
at Willmar are A. O. Gimmestad and
wife, Mrs. B. Fl. Hegdahl, Miss
Mathilda Martin, Ole Flom aud wife,
Chris. Knudson and wife and Mrs.
Olson and daughter.
, The members of the Belview band.
including number of the players
from Echo, gave q concert on A. F.
Portraits lawn last Thursday evening.
The fine music was highly enjoyed by
all present. The band is in readiness
for the Fourth at Redwood.
Petitions have been circulated dur
ing the past week for the organization
of the new Farmers Elevator Co. at
this place. Enough names have been
secured to perfect the organization and
meeting will be held next Saturday
for the purpose of organizing.
A large delegation Of residents of this
section of the county left for the Turtle
Mountain region Monday. Among
the number were Lars Braafladt and
son, Theodore Braafladt, Thorn.
Thompson, Ole Tinnesand, W. H.
Pease, Andrew Olson and Ole Stoke.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Koherr last Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Koberr, after celebrating the
event of the Arrival left for Vesta with
crew Of men on Monday for the pur-
pose of commencing work on the new
residence of Banker Harris of that
place.
At the picnic to be given by the
Young Peoples societies of the Belview
and Rock Dell Lutheran churches and