The Redwood gazette., 1901-12-11
RELYIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

fment at the Rochester hospital.
Julius Goetze spent Sunday with the
family Of Otto Goetze, at this place.
Miss Hattie Isaacs visited with reIa-
tives in Franklin last Friday and Sat
urday.
III. NJ. Keene was visiting with
friends in Watertown during portion
of last week.
a limited number Of brown leghorns
and white minorca cockerells for sale
by Otto Goethe.
Wheat is on the boom and last Sat-
urday the elevators were paying IS
cents for No. /.
Z. P. DolIif Of Minneapolis inspect
ed his lumber yards here, Delhi and
Echo last Saturday.
Mrs. Ell. &. Thorsen and children Of
Mankato are visiting with the family
Of Swan w. Peterson.
Mrs. Fred. Pease and children of
Delhi were visiting over Sunday with
the family Of A. FroelIch.
Mrs. Christ Olson of SWedes Forest,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time past is slowly improving.
At the next meeting of BelvieW
Camp, Modern Woodmen, officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Anderson and daug ghtero of Wash
ington are visiting with the Hegdahl
and Moldestad families residing north
and east of BelvieW.
Adolph Froelich has purchased a
half interest In the saloon of Ben Maus
and the business will be run under the
firm name of Maus & Froelich.
Otto Goetze is now booking orders
for a spring delivery Of eggs from brown
Ileghorn and white minorca hens.
Place your orders early. Price, $l.25
per setting.
Matt. Jensen, the section foreman at
this place, has purchased a farm near
Browerville, Todd county, and will
probably move his family to that place
about May 1st.
J. T.. Jones came up from Minneapo-
lis during the early portion of last
week, and returned on Friday, taking
his two children with him. Mrs.
Jones is still residing here
Fred. Koherr, the Belview contrac-
tor, has taken and completed contracts
for buildings in Delhi, BelvieW and
| Vesta, amounting to over S14 900, dur
ing the past eight months.
Used by the ladies of fashion all over
the world. It's without doubt the
greatest beautifier ever offered the
American women. Soc. Made only by
the Madison Medicine Co. Hitchcock
& Co.
The roof lumber for the town hall
reached here last Saturday, after many
| delays, and work on the new building
has been resumed. Carpenters will
work every day that the weather per
mits, until the building has been com
pleted.
Major George III. Countryman re,
ceived his first 1901 Christmas present
last Saturday. 1t came from new ac-
Iquaintance and the package contained
a collection of curios, few edibles, etc.
George is now preparing letter d
thanks to the doner.
DR.. Dredge was in Rochester few
days last week, inquirlng into the con.
dition of H. sAdsit, who is in the hos
pital at that place. Mr.. Adsit has been
imp proving slowly ever since he sub
mitted to the operation, and he has sc
far convalesced that he is expected
/ home this week.
At the last Jueeting Of BelvieW Lodge
40. u. w. Otto Goethe was elected
master workman, w !. ID. Tibbetts fore
man, Fred. Pottratz overseer, Fred. Il
Simpson inside Watchman, g. p
Murphy outside desWatc chman, Bert. Hol
Wig fnancier, John Evans receiver
Jas. Peterson recorder, and Chr. EIend
son trustee Tor three years.
The remodeled Belyiew hotel wal
thrown open to the public last week
and Mr.. Mccormick, the proprietor
commences operations with every in
dication of giving BelvieW a first class
hotel. The interior i'm provements made
.Eduring the summer were badly needed
and commercial men can now rest as
snred Of being well cared for.
). NJ !. Thomp pson, who established ]
4 general erchandise store at this place
1 before the st. Louis would stop i'll
trains, and when freight for BeIvieN
was scattered all along the prairles ad
]jacent to the town, has sold out. his
general merchan disc store to Bert. Hol
Wig and Bert. Monson, the former {
clerk in Mr.. Thomp pson Is store and tht
latter a Well-knoWn resident Of this
Ll.