The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-29
BELvILw TIME TABLE.
BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.

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Rice's before buying.
j. NJ. Thompson and w. II. Wallace
drove to Wabasso last Saturday.
Miss Flora Patterson returned to her
home in Three Lakes last Saturday.
! Miss Cora Gunelson returned to her
home in Rio, Wisconsin, last Monday.
| w. II. Gold Of Renville passed
through here en- route to Wabasso
Monday.
| The directors of the Farmers Grain &
Fuel Co. will hold a meeting next
Saturday.
Crab apples, IS cents per bushel, at
Rice's. Best fruit jars on hand at
lowest prices.
| Miss Josephine Eischen has been
visiting at Wood Lake and Vesta dur
ing the past week.
Andrew Bake has just completed
the work of cementing the basement Of
the Lutheran church.
Hans Wien and Miss Berg of Sacred
Heart were visiting over Sunday with
| the family of G. J. Rice.
Mrs. Thompson and children came
over from Granite Falls last Sunday
and are visiting with relatives here.
Arne Lokken of Swedes Forest is re-
ported to have had one of his ribs
broken in an accident one day last
week.
g. H. Countryman, the druggist, is
invoicing this week. Last Monday
was the beginning of his second year in
Belv1ew.
Miss Gretchen Hitchcock of Red
wood Falls and Miss Johnson of Sheri-
dan are visiting with the Misses Sherd,
south of town.
Mrs. w. s. Southwick of Seaforth
and Miss Dineen of Sanbor were visit
ing with Mrs. Ben. Simpson during
the early portion of last week.
The four months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Schenjken passed
away very suddenly of cholera in
fantum last Monday evening.
Jerome Simpson, who has been trav-
cling for wind mill manufacturing
company, finished up his work early
last week, and has returned to Belview.
Get some of those 10 cent overalls at
Rice's, while they last.
School will not open until next Tues
/ low RI of hot &c
Labor Day-a holiday. All Of the
teachers will arrive here Monday, OF
before, and be ready to take up their
work on the following day.
The newspaper plant of Mr.. Keene oil
WATERFOWL, who is to start paper
here, arrived at the depot during the
latter part of last week. 1t is expected
that the plant will be placed in proper
position to permit the proprietor te
issue a paper week after next.
It is estimated that about thirty pei
cent. of the 1900 crop around this town
has been put through the threshine
machine already, and the indication.
are that all of the thrashing will b.
done by Oct. LIST, in case favorable
weather continues.
Hans Hole Of Swedes Forest secured
the contract for building the schoo
house in district No. 50, Swedes Forest
The contract price is $50, the building
to be completed for that price, includ
ing the foundation The building is t.
be completed and ready for school By
Oct LIST. It will be an 18x28 structure
with II foot posts.
A bicycle belonging to Ole 0. Time
sand was stolen from in front of Kolen'
saloon last Sunday afternoon. Tn
wheel had blue Frame The rim o
the front wheel was new, and tn
handle bars of the machine were rusty
Tinnesand will pay reward for tn
recovery of the wheel and arrest an,
conviction of the thief
Fast color black and white shirts 70
Is cents, at Rice's, this week.
Rev. E. g. Lyons and w. H. Robin
son organized Congregational churcl
society at Seaforth last Sunday morn
ing. The new organization starts GU
with a good membership. They re
turned to Belview in the afternoon an,
in the evening Mr.. Lyons conducte,
services at the Congregational churcl
here. The services were followed b,
the Sacrament. On Monday afternoon
: Mr.. Lyons drove to Seaforth and tool
= the train for Sanborn
Dropsy, diabetes and Rright's dis
ease are the results of kidney disease
Don't neglect your case too long. TAX
= safe and sure remedy-Mulls Pic
& neer Kidney Cure. IF you get no bel
3 eft cash the draft found in each DO,
8 Is cents and 81. For sale by Hitckcoc
q 20. 514t.