The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-23
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER
Miss Carrie WIKI returned to Echo
last Monday.
John A. Olson and bride visited over
Sunday with relatives in Gaylord.
Hans Jensen was visiting with his
daughter in Renville over Sunday.
w. H. Gold of Renville passed
through here Monday on his way to
Revere.
Miss Mary Mortenson of Renville
county is the guest of Miss Louise
Eischen.
Miss Tillie Gold of Renville is now
visiting with the family Of w. H.
Wallace.
Rev. Fir. Woods conducted services
at the Catholic church last Sunday
evening.
An athletic meeting between Echo,
Belview and Delhi will be held in Del
hi June I'd.
Ole Cole is erecting an addition to
his residence in Swedes Forest, to cost
about $500.
Hans STANDARD returned from his
trip to Sisseton, where he proved up
his homestead last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Gimmestad
were in Redwood Falls on Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week.
Messrs. HORT and Skaden were the
guests of A. O. Gimmestad while in
Belview Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Florence Tonner has been made
happy by the arrival of handsome
new piano in the Tonner home.
r. G. Chadbourn and wife of Red
wood Falls were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Lamport last Tuesday.
The marriage Of Mr. Smith Of Gran
lite Falls and Miss Anna Davidson of
this place will occur on June 18th.
A. O. Glmmestad has sold the south
west quarter of section II, Echo, to
Hans Peterson of Rio, Wis, for 81 600.
Jerome Simpson, who is now a trav-
cling salesman, visited with his broth
ers here from last Friday until yester-
day.
G. P. Murphy got one of his hands
quite badly squeezed by getting it
caught in the creamery separator one
day last week.
NotiCe-For sale, 20 acres of land To-
Gated inside corporate limits of village
of Belview. For terms apply to G. G.
Enestvedt, Belview.
Q. T. Ramsland, wife and daughter,
Mabel, came over from Sacred Heart
last Saturday evening and took in the
band picnic on Sunday.
Stone for the new cutters on Main
street is being hauled and VIM. Melke
of Redwood Falls has commenced the
work of laying the cutters.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid so.
ciety will meet with Mrs Fred. Pot
tratz tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon
May oath. An invitation is extended
to all to be present.
Work on G. f. Rahn's new 24xS(
machine shed commenced Monday
morning and dance will occur or
the platform of the same Friday even
ing.
Mrs. X. E. Glasscoe and son of Red
wood Falls stopped off here Monda,
ison and visited few hours with thu
family of j. NJ. Thompson.
Since the closing OF the Martin ane
Wallbridge elevators the farmers O
this vicinity are discussing the advisa
bility Of forming an association anl
purchasing the Martin elevator.
Otto Goethe has purchased delivery
wagon for his store, which he will us,
for delivering groceries as we'll as TO
rounding up eggs through the county
The wagon is a covered vehicle an(
will be arranged for a double team.
Quite number Of the the tennis en-
thusiasts have organized themselve
into lawn tennis club and have Sc
cured lot just across from Kravik'
store, which they are now putting II
shape for court. Everybody is invit
! ed to join.
The band picnic on the banks of tn,
Minnesota river, near the old bridg,
: site, last Sunday, was pleasant out
ing for thousand or more people
who enjoyed the many selections o
the band, as we'll as the contests TO
which prizes were offered. The gross
receipts to the band were $685., leav
ing the organization a net profit o
: about $50.
In the test of draft between the J. I
Cease gang pillow and walking pillow
lnder the auspices of G. F. Rain. OF
Wednesday of last week it was dis
covered that the gang pillow required