The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-21

BHLvmw TINE TABLE.
BELvIEw AVID IT'S BORDER.

BELvIEw AHD IT'S BORDER.
g. F. Rain sold two buggies Mon
day. 1t
S. O. Kolen and Ole Darud went to
Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. Christianson, daughter of
Hans Bake, is seriously ill.
Over Il, 600 pounds of milk were re-
ceived at the creamery last Saturday.
Mrs. A. G. Lamport will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Helma Hanson of Renville
county is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Aug. Ellies.
A Leonard will probably be elected
President Of the Council to succeed the
late John Martin.
Lars Wiik has returned home from
winters sojourn in the logging camps
of northern Wisconsin.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. O. Gimmestad of Swedes For
est last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Josie Eischen left Monday for
an indefinite visit with friends in Red
wood Falls and Minneapolis.
Christian RAIN of Redwood Falls
has been visiting with his son, G. F.
Rain. for few days this week.
A. o. Gimmestad and Hello Rome
women were in Redwood Falls last
Thursday, doing business in the pro-
bate court.
Martin Thompson has sold his house
and lot in Vesta to NJ. E. Lewis, who
was over from Vesta Sunday and Mon
day, closing the deal.
DR.. Fisher will not visit BelvleW this
month, owing to the fact that he has
recently undergone difficult surgical
operation, from which he is now con-
| valescing.
Quite large crowd from here at
tended the auction sale at Ken Dough-
erty's farm last week. A big crowd
was present and Mr.. Dougherty real
lied well on the articles sold.
Dick Adsit returned Friday from a
several months trip through Iowa.
Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin,. and
says that he did not strike locality he
liked better than the country around
BelvieW.
A. O. Gimmestad and Andrew Dav-
idson left for Granite Falls Monday to
attend conference of ministers and
laymen of thel Lutheran church to be
held in that town. They will return
on Friday.
| Reserved seats for "Finnegan's For
tune" can be had at the drug store.
Rehearsals for the play during all OF
last week were held in the lodge hall,
owing to the medicine company hav.
ing the hall for thatatime.
The German Medicine Co. closed it's
show here last Saturday evening and
Mrs. Otto Goethe received the ring
gwen to the most popular lady in Bel.
view. During the week there was a
wood saving contest between three
ladies of the town, and Mrs. Thos.
Thorn pson succeeded in capturing the
prize, after very close contest.
Quite novel! Lincoln party was
given at the home of w. H. Wallace
by the members of the Chatauqua
circle on Wednesday evening last,
postponed to this date on account OF
the Martin funeral Each member OF
the circle was given permission to in
vite two friends, and these, with the
members, were to come costumed in a
manner to represent States of the
Union. About % persons were pres
ent, and about half the States were
represented. In response to roll call
there were quotations from Lincoln,
and then each member present was
called upon for story regarding Lin
coin and every person respon ded.
Some time was then spent in guessing
what States were represented, and who
they were represented by. After this
difficult piece of work charades, ETC.,
followed, and later ice cream and cake
were served.