The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-24

BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

Finnegan'S fortune at hOlIn1S nall
on Thursday evening, Feb. ed.
John McKowen has moved into his
residence, recently purchased of NJ 3.
Lewis.
The creamery now has So patrons,
and the milk receipts continue to in
crease.
III. T. Helgeson is home from an ex-
tended collection tour for the McCor-
mick company.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E L. Cross. residing southwest of
town, last Saturday evening.
A four days mission will commence
at st. Joseph's church next Sunday,
Rev. Fir. Meuer conducting the same.
III. n. Stabeck of Renville came over
from that town last Monday evening
and after visiting here over night drove
to Wabasso yesterday morning.
John Martin has been quite ill dur
ing the past week, but is now GONZALES
cling. A. G. Gimmestad, who has also
been seriously ill, is again able to be
around.
Eugene Lewis returned to Vesta last
Friday to open up the Gimmestad &
Lewis real estate, loan and collection
office. Jens Gunnilson will act as
clerk in the office here.
Chris. Olson was in town last Mon.
day. He is experimenting the job of
filling the ice house creamery and ex-
poets that 80 loads from the Minnesota
river ice field will fill the house.
G. F. Rain returned from st. Paul
and Minneapolis last Monday. While
there he purchased a large consign-
ment of wagons, buggies, and other
agricultural implements for spring bus
mess.
For two and one-half hours of "side-
splitting" ''button-bursting' and
solid fun, attend Finnegan's Fortune
by home talent at Rollins hall, Bel
view, Mimi, on the night of Washing
ton Dlrtnuay, req. "a.
Rev. FIR. Berg conducted services at
Rock Dell last Sunday and on Monday
morning left here for Milwaukee in re-
Spouse to telegram announcing the
dying condition of his wife sister, Mrs.
Berg has been there for some time.
Farm Seeds for Sale. Haynes Blue
Stem wheat, Manshury barley, Lin
coin oats and corn, winter rye. grown
by O. o. Enestvedt of Belview, Mimi,
of which samples and prices can be OBJ
tanned of G. G. Enestvedt, Belview,
Mimi. 23-t. f.
A. F. Portrait left for Houston coun
ty, via Sacred Heart, last Sunday
morning, in response to telegram an
nouncing the sudden death of his sis
ter. His brother, Fred, who has been
visiting there, returned to Belview last
Wednesday.
At the last meeting of the Belview
Dramatic society on Thursday even
ing of last week it was decided to give
theatrical entertainment on the
night of Washington's birthday, Feb.
22d. Large posters will be out IN the
near future announcing particulars.
| Fred Tillisch and wife came over
from Walnut Grove last week aud
have since been visiting with Nels ].
Haagenson's family, east of town. Mr..
Tillisch has purchased lot in Ottawa
on which he intends erecting build.
ing and establishing hardware store
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church will give an "old
country" supper at Hotel Wiki this
Wednesday evening. There will be 8
German table and Norwegian table
and they willlbe waited on by ladie.
in the regulation dress of the two ole
countries. On the German table s
high grade sauerkraut will be served
while at the Norwegian table the lad
les will have savory dish in pultost
Supper at O'Clock.
Prof. Traverse and Miss Grace Alb
bolt started for Redwood Falls Satur
day to attend the meeting of teachers
When few miles out the horse
"balked.n Prof. Traverse was ther
making his second attempt at driving s
horse, but it was not a success. Fin
ally the animal turned for home, an6
when few blocks south of town thu
horse again became excited. Mis-.
Abbott jumped out of the buggy safely
and the professor soon got around t.
the horses head and led the animal t.
the barn. A team was given in ex
change, and while Miss Abbott decid
ed not to make another trip the Pro
fessor reached Redwood Falls and re
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