The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-04

RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

4 last Friday, where she will teach schoo
during the ensuing school year.
Miss Hannah Olson returned from
Madison last Saturday, and will be EN-.
ployed in Belview for the future.
The Farmers Grain &. Fuel Go. Of
BelvieW have added new self-loading
spout to their elevator at this place.
w. III. Gold, w. d. Lines and a. g.
Dollif were among the Redwood Fails
people to transact business in BelvieW
Saturday.
Rev. +. SnoWden has accepted the
call of the Congregational church at
this place, and will soon move his
family here.
Jacob TIllisch and daughter came
over from Walnut Grove last week, and
have since been visiting with the
family of n. j. Haagenson.
A ten pound baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Murphy on Tuesday
of last week. The little fellow has an
excellent butter-maker appearance.
Peter Eischen writes a letter to the
Independent denying the report that
he intends returning to Minnesota, and
says that Oklahoma climate and condi-
tons are highly pleasing to him.
The falling of large lamp in Rice's
store on Monday evening of last week,
oo,,God az, nvnIoriaps ond tbozsEe,<,t =; !, :.
fire to number of blankets, where the
fire was smothered, with loss of about
$40.
-. a dealer asks YOU to take some
thing said to be Just as good as Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Medi-
cine Co.. ask him if he makes as
much money. At III. NJ. Hitchcock
Co.
P. III. Jones came up from Minneapo-
lis last Saturday, and assisted in sur
veying out some property IN Jones' adj
dition, recently purchased by J. NJ.
Thompson. D. u. Bigham of Red
wood Falls did the principal work.
Fred. Koherr has completed the
carpenter work on the Vesta school
house The plastering will be finished
this week, and he expects to have the
building ready for turning over to the
school trustees by the end of next week.
Fred Ellies. ST., Rudolph and Fred.
Ellies, Jr., father and brothers Of a. f.
EIlies Of BelvieW, and Fred. and Henry
Merton, cousins of Mr.. Ellies, came up
from Jordan last week to spend few
days hunting prairie chickens in this
section.
+ Owing to Monday being Labor Day,
school did not open until yesterday
morning. Miss Abbott came up from
Redwood Falls Saturday, and the
principal and Miss Isaacs came in from
their homes on Monday. The enroll
ment yesterday was about go.
In giving an account Of the funeral
services over the remains Of the late
Arne Loken in the last issue of this
paper it was stated that Rev. A. o..
Aasen conducted the same. The min
lister did not arrive here in time for the
services, and brief services We're con-
Quoted by Chris. Knutson.
G. G.. Enestvedt has the frame work
of his new $1,000 residence nearly COM
pleted. 1T is an imposing structure,
and will give Mr. Enestyedt plenty of
room for his family. a new Red
River special, the first Of the kind to
strike here, was unloaded by George
Clark of Sheridan Saturday, and taken
to farm south Of town, where it COM
menced doing work.
DR.. Wilson of the archaeological de-
partment of the State University was
in town for a short time Saturday. DR..
Wilson came.to BelvieW in response to
an inquiry from DR.. Dredge. Quite a
number Of cattle around BelvieW, and
particularly south Of town, have been
blinded recently. and DR.. Dredge
wanted to know the reason why. Dr..
Wilson reported that similar reports
were coming in from all over the State,
and it was the desire Of his department.
to Investigate as many cases as possible
with the hopes of finding some remedy
for the cure of the trouble.
George Countryman returned Friday
from his visit with relatives aud friends
in Canada, and also from taking in the
sights at the Pan. He states that times
in Ottawa are great deal better than
he ever saw them, and that farmers
were making money out of cheese, live
stock, etc. He was delighted with all
that he saw at the Pan, and is of the
opinion that eyerybody who can afford
it ought to spend week or more at
that show. Miss Hitchcock who has
been in charge Of the drug store during
his absence. returned To Redwood Falls