The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-21

BEEyILw THE TABLE.
BELvEw AND IT'S BORDER.

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A baby girl was born to Mr.and Mrs.
Mbbetts last Sunday morning.
The Congregational Ladies Aid soci-
meets tomorrow with Mrs. Adsit.
Rain & Peterson shipped car load
of hogs to South st. Paul Monday.
The band boys enjoyed lively and
pleasant meeting Thursday evening.
Mrs. Schultz Of Illinois, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Portrait.
Ole Johnson has nearly completed
the residence on his farm, at cost of
81, 200.
A shooting match is booked to occur
next Saturday. with IS turkeys as
marks.
The windmill has been taken down.
and arrangements are now being made
to put it up in the park.
Mrs. w. T. Tibbetts of the township,
is entertaining..h her mother, who came
up from Cottage Grove last week.
Ole Reierson and wife of Rio, Wis,
have been visiting with the family of
Hans A. Bake during the past week.
NJ. E. Lewis and wife came over
from Vesta last Monday, and Mr..
Lewis took the train for Redwood Falls.
A dancing party, in honor of the
visit here of the Misses Eischen of Nor
ton AID Morgan, was held at the hall
Wednesday evening.
Peter Miller and daughter, Miss Kate,
who have been visiting with Peter
Eischen's family during the past week,
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sOakes of Minot, North
Dakota, the latter the daughter of Mrs.
0. K. Eide of Swedes Forest, were Wis
ting with the latter during the past
week, returning home Monday.
Rev. A. 0. Aasen preached a sermon
against the saloon traffic in Belview al
the Lutheran church Sunday morning.
In the evening he preached on ortho-
dox religion from the Lutheran stand
point.
W. H. Bohanon Of vesta township
was in. Belview Monday Mr.. Boban-
on has sold his farm in Vesta township
to his brother and will leave for Mime
apolis to-day, where he will reside in
the future.
Mrs. W. H. Wallace and son, Don
aid, and Lew H. Wallace, left for st.
Paul Saturday Mrs. Wallace will Wis
it at Prescott. Wis, before returning.
Lew took in the Hamline-Carleton foot
ball game on Monday. He returned to
Belview yesterday.
A. O. Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls from Wednesday to Saturday, at
tending to court business and q meet
ing of the Republican county commit
tee. He reports that the case of Lars
Anderson.vs. the estate of John Mar
tin, was settled for $500. The original
claim filed in the probate court was for
about 81 200.
A number of farmers near here report
the loss of large amount of stock dur.
ing the past two weeks, apparently ss
a result of the animals eating corn
stalks. The cattle seemed to lie first
blinded by the attack, and die an hour
or two afterwards. Messrs. Tibbetts
and Bake seem to be the heaviest los
ers up to the present time.
G. Holman was over from Sheri-
dan Monday. Mr.. Hohmann and
brother are interested in the alleged
asbestos mine in Swedes Forest town.
ship. He stated that prospecting on
the premises would commence to-day.
To find market for the mineral was
feature of the enterprise now being
looked into by the brother, who is
practical miner.
Maus Bros. of Wood Lake will take
charge of Peter Eischen's hotel next
Saturday. Mr.. Eischen sold most of
his personal property at auction yes
terday, and the family leaves for Okla
homa next Monday. Many of the old
friends and neighbors of the family
have been calling on them to say good
bye during the past week, and there
is general regret over the departure.
Ole Flaata has just completed the
erection of fine residence on his farm
north of town. The house was given a
warming" last Sunday, when large
number of friends and neighbors of Mr..
Flaata took possession of the house for
that day. Late in the afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Flaata were presented with q
bed room suite, and an aged parent was
presented with all arm chair and dress
er. Chris. Knutson made the presen-
tation speech and Ole Enestvedt re-
sponded for the recipients of the gifts.
Independent: Albert Gibbs had q
narrow escape from losing his house by
fire last week. He was heating a ket-
tie of tar on the kitchen stove for tar
ring cistern. The kettle in some