The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-07

BELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.


! Hans STANDARD was in Sacred
Heart last Sunday.
Messrs. Lewis and Nelson were ovel
from Vesta last Sunday.
! A. w. Slower was oyer from Gales
township last Saturday and Sunday.
Dolliff & Go. have sold the lumber to
G. 0. Flom for q large barn to cost
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson will have
rooms over the Bank of Belview after
March LIST.
Miss Nettie Lamport returned from
the south side of the county last Satur-
day evening.
Miss Anna Davidson went to Gran
tie Falls last Saturday, returning to
Belview yesterday.
During the service at the Lutheran
church last Sunday an infant child OF
John Martin was baptized.
A. O. Gimmestad drove over from
Vesta Thursday to attend to business at
the branch office of that town.
Mrs. w. F. Baade of Renville, moth
er of Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson, is visiting
with the Thompson family in this
town.
There will be services at the COngre-
gationaI church next Sunday evening,
to be conducted by either Rev. Earl or
Rev. Fellows.
| Henry Braafladt came down from
Clarkfield last Saturday and will re-
main in this section for the remainder
of the winter.
A darby play, "Fun on the Levee," is
| billed to be presented at the hall this
evening. Travelling Ministries are in
the cast exclusively.
| Messrs. D. and Oscar Tillisch and the
Misses Tillisch of Walnut Grove are
visiting with the family of Nils J. Haa-
censor, east of town.
| "Von Sherman can shust do up a
couple of Irish any day, yaw." Fin
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Washington's birthday, Feb. ,22d.
Me- Eischen left for Minneapolis
Monday morning and will spend sey-
eral months at Curtis Business Col
lege in that city, acquiring business
| training.
"I'll commit suicide av it costs me
me life" is one of the sensational ex-
pressions to be heard in Flnnegan's
Fortune at Rollins hall on Thursday
evening, Feb. 22d.
Charles Franz, who has been en-
ployed behind the counters of Portrait
Bros. hardware store, left for his home
in Litchfield, this State, last Friday to
remain for an indefinite period.
Messrs. s. o. Kolin and Frank Jae-
ger left for Minneapolis last Monday
for the purpose of closing up matters
for the manufacturing of the wrench
recently patented by Mr.. Jaeger.
Rev. Aasen conducted services at the
home of John Olson in Delhi Sunday
evening. Four FAMILIES were admitted
to the congregation of his church here,
and two more applied for admission.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Congregational church
will be held with Mrs. A. G. Lamport
on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22d. Gen.
tlemen are invited to be present to tea.
It's the breed in the seed that makes
the difference. Haynes blue stem
wheat and other farm seeds grown and
for sale by o. o. Enestvedt. Samples
and prices at G. Z. Enestvedt, Belview,
MINI. 27-tf.
| Prof. Traverse returned from his trip
to Milwaukee last Saturday, after at
tending the funeral services over the
remains of a niece. His department of
the public schools was reopened last
Monday.
| A. e. Lamport, who has been con-
! fined to his home in this town with Ia
grippe, was able to he out Monday and
expects to be able to return to his
school on the south side of the county
this week.
knute Stenrud, aged 1Syears, passed
away at his home just across the river
in Renville county last Saturday.
Lung fever was the cause of death.
The funeral occurred at the Rock Dell
church yesterday.
The mission services at the Catholic
church came to close on Wednesday
evening of last week, large crowds at
tending during the services, lasting
five days. Rev. FIR. Meuer, who was
in charge of the mission, left here for
his home in st. Louis. Fir. Woods,
the parish priest, returned to Redwood
Falls.
Ed. Jaeger has returned from jeff
ries, Cottonwood county, the new town
on the new railroad through the center
of the county. Ed. says that the town
is booming and all of the inhabitants
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