The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-23
BELvIEW TIME TABLE.
RELyIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

So II w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seen OH our
streets Thursday
The Ladies Aid was entertained by
Mrs. Sherd last Wednesday
Frank BeIdix and wife Of Vesta
were visiting here & thursday
Chief Simpson com plains of the els
terms being exceedingly thirst 81
G. +. Rain has been selling q num-
Der Of gasoline engines to farmers
FL. Wallace and Rev. r..
SnoWden drove to Seaforth Friday.
Ole Johnson carpenter force has
commenced work on the new residence
for Ole Darud.
w. r. Baade and wife drove over
from Vesta Thursday morning return
ing in the afternoon.
a baby boy was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ben. Simpson. Mother aud
child are both doing we'll.
B Deputy SHERIFF Pickett was here
Wednesday, sumnoning jurors for the
Noyember term of the district court.
a basket social at the home of Frank
Katzen berger realized about 500 for the
ladies of the Seaforth Catholic church.
The stone work on the bridge across
the run near the farm of Anton Wiede-
man is being done by G.. Gu1lickson.
Miss Clara Rice is attending the Red
Wing seminary, and will remain at
that institution during the winter and.
spring.
a. Froelich has returned from Big
Stone county. He states that he made.
no land purchases, owing to prices be-
ing too high.
The line ofroad along the Roseberg.
farm, south of town, has, been resur-.
veyed by the county surveyor, who
has made plat for evidence.
The carpenters have finished their
work on the handsome new residence
of g. G. Enestvedt, and Mr.. Enestyedt
will move into the building this week.
Work on the foundation forthes town
hall is about finished. The contract
for the frame work was let at a special
meeting of the council on Monday
evening.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
meets with Mrs. K. K. Bergen to-mor-
row afternoon. The society is prepar-
ing to send a box to the missionaries
of India
A dance occurred in the new barn of
Thos. Kirby Of Sheridan township, on.
Monday evening last. The dance was
well attended by the young people of
the neighborhood.
4 Architect Portrait has completed the
plans for the new village hall, and
when the building is completed Bel
view will be candidate for all Nation
al conventions nothing less.
Miss Brennan, who has been visit
ing with Ben. Simpson and family
for a week or more, left last Thursday
for her homein Stevens county. Miss
Brennan is a cousin Of Mr.. Simpson.
Mrs.sH p Dredge and children
have returned from their visit with rel.
atives at Lake Crystal. They were ac-
companied by Miss Belle. Dredge, a
sister of the doctor, who will remain
here for some time.
The farm residence Of Paul Froelich
of Sheridan has been remodeled and on
Tuesday evening of last week the re-
modelled house was given a warming
by a large crowd Of Mr.. Froelich's
friends and neighbors.
Is Rey. III. w. Robinson, formerly Of
the Congregational church of this town,
was married at Fruit Valley, New
York, on Tuesday Of last week. to Miss
Martha r. Peters. Their future home
will be at Rutland, New ork.
There will be an auction sale at the
farm of D. A. Ballard, section 3. Sheri-
dan, on Friday, Noy. 1st. Mr.. Bal
lard has many valuable farming ina.
plements. etc, together with a great
deal of stock, which will be disposed of
at this sale.
DR.. Dredge of this place is a candi-
date for coroner to succeed a. B.
Halves, resigned. DR.. Dredge is re-
garded as an excellent physician by.
BelvieW people, and everybody in this
section would be glad to see. his APP
pointment by the county commissions
sers announced.
Peter sata, who recently sold his
farm to the Bank Of BelYieW, left FRI
day to attend the sale Of lands in Nor
srison county, which was to have been
held at Little Falls Monday but on
his arrive there MI. Sata learned that
Auditor Dunn would not conduct a
sale for the reason that the sale at
Crookston resulted in the making up
Of the quota Of Loo, 900 acres, the maxi
mum which the auditor is allowed 10