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

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There was dance at the hall Friday
evening. The young people attended
it.
Rudolph VESSEL and family of Echo
spent Sunday with the family of A. F.
Portrait.
Guaranteed plow shoes are sold as
cheap at Rice's as poor shoes are sold
elsewhere.
A. e. Lamport and wife, and Miss
Nettie returned from their overland
drive to Northern Minnesota last week.
Is it diarrhoea, cholera or stomach
pain? Mull's Lightning Specific. is
the cure. Can be taken by children
with safety. &c. For sale by Hitch
cock & Go. 51-4
Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. Aasen left here
for Wisconsin Monday to visit with
Mr.. Aasen's mother. after which they
will go to Iowa and visit with Mrs.
Aasen s parents.
Three weeks ago Sheriff Pease figured
that the wheat growing on his farm
would yield about seven bushels per
acre. He has been thrashing the past
week and it yielded 16 bushels per acre.
A. O. Gimmestad was in Granite
Falls and Hanley Falls last Thursday.
While away he sold section of land
located in Sioux Agency township,
north of Echo, the consideration being
$4,000.
| One Of the poor wheat yields comes
from the very light soil in Swedes
Forest. A tract belonging to the
Bakkes, which yielded 1900 bushe Is
last year, thrashed out only 800 bushels
this year
It is understood that the members of
the Congregational church will extend
a formal call to Rev. Robinson at the
meeting next Sunday. Mr.. Robinson
will also take charge of the Seaforth
congregation.
Buy your groceries for thrashing at
Rice's Cash Store. The very best in
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twice week. and sold just as cheap as
goods of an inferior grade are being
sold elsewhere.
The lawn social at A. Leonard's last
Thursday evening was largely attended.
The Ladies' Aid met in the afternoon
and the young people in the evening
At the latter function the band
furnished music
Herman Franzen and family, who
have been visiting with the family of
A. F. Pottratz for some time, will re-
surn to their home in LaMonte. Iowa,
to-day. The family expect to spend
the coming winter on the Pacific coast.
Portrait Bros. are remodeling their
hardware store, and charging the
main portion by taking out partition
separating it from what was once their
workshop, and putting shelves and
counters along both sides of the build
ing.
Frank Gold was in Wabasso Mon
day. On Tuesday he returned to Bel
view and took charge of the bank, A.
A. Bennett going to Big Stone Lake
for few days, before returning to his
work in the bank at Renville. Cashier
| Wallace will return home the latter
part of the week.
The first load of wheat brought to
the Farmers elevator was hauled in by
Knut Monson. The first load of new
wheat was hauled in by Halvor john
son. The company aims to keep the
prices about a cent per bushel higher
here than what is being paid by line
elevators at other points
Martha Braafladt, daughter of Lars
Braafiadt, was injured in a runaway
accident last Sunday. Mr.. Braafiadt,
with his family were driving home
from church. The team ran away and
threw all of the occupants out of the
carriage. A seat fell on Martha and
injured her about the arm and face.
Dropsy, diabetes and Rright's dis
ease are the results of kidney disease.
Don't neglect your case too long. Take
safe and sure remedy-Mulps Pho
neer Kidney Cure. II you get no ben
eft cash the draft found in each box
Is cents and 81. For sale by Hitchcock
& Go. 51-4t
The village council has decided to
take steps looking towards the separa-
ton of Belview and Kintire into
separate districts. The reason for the
separation is that the town needs q
hall, fire apparatus is wanted and
better water service must be had. The
farmers certainly do not want to assist
in paying for this, and hence separa-
ton is necessary. II
Tyler, Magnus, Nora and Gertie
Ramsland and Miss Rudd Of Sacred
Heart drove over from that town Sat-