The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
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Freight, east bound 4: 4 5 p. M.
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RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
Mrs. Otto Goethe and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. Goetze's parents on
| the farm
Ct. f. RAIN has connected his resi-
dences office:.an elevator with 9 private
Telephone system.
Rasmus Ramsland and wife and
John Thorstad and wife Of Sacred
Heart were visiting relatives in Bel
I view Sunday.
Maple City Self Washing Soap not
only saves the wear on your clothes,
because less rubbing is required, but it
saves fully half the. labor.
Mrs. 3. r. Freeman, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. II. p.
Dredge, during the past few weeks.
left for Minneapolis last Friday.
The Misses Gertie and Nora Rams
land of Sacred Heart, who have been
l. SIS
visiting with friends in BelvieW for.
several days, returned home last Satur-
day
fla 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 Fl. NJ. Hitchcock
l'Co.
Adolph Ellies of Jordan, who has
been visiting with his brother for some
time. past, returned home last week.
Accompanying him was Miss Clara
Yaeger, who will visit her grandpar-
ents in that town for several weeks.
I George CounIryman left last Thurs
dayfor his old home in Canada, and
for visit at the Pan-American exposi-
ton. Miss Hattie Hitchcock came up
| from Redwood Falls the day previous
and is in charge of the drug store dur
ing Mr.. Countryman's absence.
| Rev. A. o. Olson of Hirscher, Ill,
conducted services at the Lutheran
church last Sunday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Olson have been visiting
with the family of g. j. Rice for some
/ time past, and Mrs. Olson has been
.quite i'll at that place during the past
two weeks, but she isnoW convalescing.
/ A sight very seldom witnessed was
| that on the Minneapolis & st. Louis
West-bound passenger train last Satur-
day. A fiat car, loaded with separa-
tor and selt-feeder, was between the
engine and mail car, bound for Water
town. 1T is the first separator over
this line on a. passenger train, and the
expense of transportation must have
been something enormous, as it was
carried through, at express rates.
The village council has contracted
with Charles A. Stickney of st. Paul
for a five horse power gasoline engine
and deep well pump for the purpose
of pumping water into the four cisterns
sunk for fire purposes. The engine
and pump are to be placed into posi-
ton as soon as possible On Saturday
G. T. RAIN, the contractor on the curb
| ing of the cisterns, completed his work,
and as soon as the village authorities
place the proper covers on them they
! will be ready to receive the water.
The death of Engebredt johnson, a
farmer residing on the farm formerly
owned by. ]. =. Dunning, one mile
east of town, occurred last Friday
evening. A complication of troubles
was the cause of death. He was over
go years old and came to Kintire from
Brown county a couple of years ago.
/ The funeral was held from the Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. "A. O.
4 Aasen officiating, and the 5interment
occurred in the BelvieW cemetery. The
deceased leaves four children. 1t is
understood that he left "a will and that
his property valuation amounts to
about $4,000. a woman with whom
he has been living may contest the will.
G. III. Jones and Frank Harris came
up from Minneapolis last Thursday and
are visitingi with friends here. Mr..
Harris was formerly editor of the Inde-
pendent, and has been engaged during
the past month in running the paper
lat Chaska. He states that most of the
people in that town are similar to those
described in Irving's Rip Van Wrinkle,
and that during the time he conducted
a paper there heagaye them an awake
ming decidedly more painful than was
/ that of Rips, and which set them
rapping their elbows, chins and fore
tops, and to wonder whether the world
WASH t coming to an end. In other