The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-16
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Fred. Simpson drove to Cottonwood
on the 18th
Don't forget the concert next Mon
day evening.
Eugene Lewis was down from Vesta
over Sunday.
Mrs w. w. Toner now occupies
the Gunnelson house.
Miss Mary Seaman was visiting with
Miss Eischen this week,
Ambrose Flom and wife drove to
Sleepy Eye last Sunday.
Gunder Peterson returned from the
cities last Friday, via Seaforth.
\. Q. Gimmestad had business in
Redwood Falls last Saturday.
Mr.. Rudde with Goethe & Co. visit
ed at Eric Nelson's last Sunday.
Miss Thomas was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Lamport over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ferris are rejoicing
over baby boy, born last Sunday.
Quite large fishing party drove over
to the Yellow Medicine on the 18th.
II. L. Helgeson has returned from a
trip to Montevideo and Sacred Heart.
Matt. Keller took the train for St.
Paul last Saturday, to visit his sister.
A lawn tennis club is being organ
lied in Belview for the summer cam
paign.
VIM. H. Wallace, accompanied by
his wife and cousin, drove to Renville
last Sunday.
Services were conducted in the
Lutheran church last Sunday after
noon by Rev. Aasen.
Chas. katzenberger and Fred Jaeger
will 60 to Redwood Thursday to assist
in the band concert.
Lars Opheim, who stopped here on
his way home from Norway, went on
to Dakota last Monday.
w. H. Pease has recently sold his
partnership interest in the livery bust
ness to his partner, John T. McKowen.
The creamery under its present man
agement has largely increased it's out
put, and is getting many new patrons.
The council at it's last meeting de-
cided to break up and improve the
park donated by A. D. Southworth OF
Northfeld.
Mr.. Shoburg of Sacred Heart was
here Monday figuring on the new base.
ment and cement sidewalk for Rice's
Cash Store.
Belview is not often given such a
first class musical attraction as that
offered by the Hort concert, on next
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamport, Miss Grace
Abbott and Mr.. p. H. Jones attended
the teachers meeting at Redwood
Falls last Saturday.
The members of the band are in
daily practice now, and by the time O.
the Encampment will be an organiza
ton worth listening to.
Miss Hattie Wallace, who has beer
visiting the family of her cousin, Cash
Ter Wallace, returned to her home in
Freeport, l.. L., yesterday.
F. Hagen and T. Thurston are build
lug substantial barns on their home
steads. Gunder Flom is also building
big barn, 56 feet square.
Rev. E. G. Lyons preached at tn.
Congregational church last Sunday
morning and evening. Services viii
be held at the same hours next Sun
day.
F. Koherr has captured another i'm
portant church contract, this time Al
Wabasso. His bid was s., $40 for thu
Catholic church to be erected this sum
mer.
Mrs. A. Leonard and children anC
Mrs. l.. Leonard arrived home las
Tuesday, after visiting with Mrs
Schoenfelder at Wellington, near Glib
bon.
Gertrude Aver, the expert optician
will be in Belview on Tuesday, May
-. She can be found at Mrs. H. D
Thorson's parlor Remember the day
and date.
Street Commissioner McKowen re
signed last week, on account of tn.
pressure of other business, and the
council has appointed Henry Fish tt
succeed him.
The Belview band is preparing for it,
first picnic of the summer at the ole
bridge site on the Minnesota next Sun
day. Besides music, there will be re
freshments and games to suit.
Eric Sander had serious loss by fir,
last Saturday. A small boy took i
into his head to build hot fire in tn,
stove in Eric's malt house, and the out
come was the total loss of both NAL
house and adjacent blacksmith shop