The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-07

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BELv1Ew AND rTs BORDER
W. q. Wallace and wife were in
Wabasso Sunday.
| g. r. kahn has enlarged the Office
hin front Of his naachipe shed.
Gus sampson and Arnold Anderson
left Monday on trip north.
Mrs. II. T. Helgeson lie assisting be
hind the counters Of Goethe 4 Go.
Thos. Griffin and wife and John
Griffin are visiting with relatives in
Rice county.
Mrs. John Martin is building large
addition to the barn in the rear of the
Martin home.
VIM. Mack has been engaged in de-
livering nursery stock in this vicinity
during the past week.
Gustav Eide will deliver a temper
ance lecture at the Lutheran church
on the evening of Nov. 18th.
Lew Wallace and George Country
man drove to Renville Friday after
noon, returning the same evening.
A. O. Gimmestad has sold the south
east quarter of section Is, Kintire, to
Ole Stoke, the consideration being
81 900.
Ole Tinnesand will probably secure
! the meat market which. was recently
sold by Peter Elschen to Wood Lake
parties.
John Thorstad. wife and daughter
and Miss Lecna Ramsland were over
from Sacred Heart last Sunday, visit
ing with relatives in this place.
The sign in front of the building
formerly occupied by the bank blew
down Saturday evening and broke two
large windows lights in front of that
window.
Quite number from here accom-
panied the members of the Belview
band to Echo Thursday evening,
where J. T. McCleary delivered Re-
publican address.
The fixtures for the saloon of Fork
rud Bros. arrived Monday. The coun-
Gil granted thesslicense to sell liquor on
Saturday, and the firm commenced
business on Tuesday.
The village council has ordered the
park graded and placed in condition
for the planting of trees next spring
1t has also ordered bids for the hauling
of 800 yards of. gravel to be placed or
south Main street.
Frank Martin. Martin H. and Mar
tin n. Sandager and Jacob Weideman
who are attending the Willmar semi
nary, came down from that town las
Saturday and spent Sunday and Mon
: day with their parents at this place.
Gunder Peterson Is engaged in fenc
ing the tract of land recently purchase,
by him of H. F. Jones. The council
will probably ordee a street through
this tract running south from tn
creamery to st. Olaf street, in South
worth's addition.
Between 40 and so young people as
sisted Miss Leonard in observing Hal
lowe'en on Wednesday evening last
The Leonard residence was lighte
with lanterns of various kinds, an
from the ceiling were suspended apple
which the young people were ordere
to eat without using their hands. AT
Piles were also placed in tubs of waite
and bit at by those present. 1t was
merry evening.
I'd. The Republicans closed their cam
paign in blaze Of glory at this plac
Monday evening. There was bi
torch light procession headed by tn
band, and while the parade was o.
skyrockets were tsent heavenwardf
and 80 dozen Roman candles were dis
charged to let the people know tina
Repablicanism IL rampant in this sec
ftion,, After the parade D. Humphrey
f;f6f Minneapolis spoke to an immens
.Iziowd in the hall for over two hours
,tMr. Gimmestad, the conmitteema,
Ntom this ppectnet, stated Monday tina
Kiptire would not cast over 90 out Of
possible $50 votes, Tor John Lind.
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