The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-25
RELsvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

MISS MaIllQa Martin lett IOf ilnne-
apolis Yesterday to continue her must
cal studies
Adrian *. Bennett Of Vesta passed
through here Saturday, en- route for
RenyilIe.
A. O. Gimmestad will probably be a
candidate for register of deeds before
the next Republican primaries.
g. r. RAIN is construc ting an addI-
ton to his already large residence an
addition 1920, two stories high
Gunder Peterson and family have
gone to Hendricks, where Mr. Peterson
will be emplo yed for some time.
Mrs. -Hoiburg and three children Of
Chicago, who have been visiting reIa-
-tives around BelvieW, returned home.
Saturday.
DIR. r. w. Birch, the Redwood Falls
dentist, will be IN BelvieW on Oct. 1st,!
Cd and Sd, prepared to do all kinds of
dental work.
Its probable that children's rally
will be held at the Congregational
chuch next Sunday morning. The de-
tails are not yet omplete.
Rev. Frank r. SnoWden was in
Minneapolis, attending a conference of
Congregational ministers, during the.
early portion Of last week.
Mrs. Carrie Wilson, who has been
visiting with the family Of FL. "a. Bak-
ke for some time past, returned to her
home in Hazel Run last Friday.
All business houses in Belview were
closed from 2 to 4 o'clock Thursday,
during which time the bells of the
Lutheran church and the engine house
were tolling.
Miss Anna Evans has moved her
goods to the front rooms over J.. M !.
Thompson q store, where she is now
displaying a shower of beauties in fall
and winter millinery.
Two daugh ters of Andrew Peterson,
coming from different places in South
Dakota, who have been visiting with
Mr.. Peterson's family, returned to
their homes last Friday
There were services in the Rock Dell
Lutheran church last Sunday at which
Rev. Hans Vein delivered his farewell
sermon. Mr.. Vein goes to Milwaukee
to continue ministerial work.
Wheat was selling for SO cents at Bel
view elevators last Saturday, although
but very little Of that commodity was
being hauled III by the farmers, who
evidently anticipate better prices.
IA. %. Gimmestad and wife returned
from their months visit at Buffalo last
Friday. Both were delighted over the
trip by way of the lakes, and contend
that it is much finer than the land
way.
George someryille and Peter Christ
enson Of Sleepy Eye were in town last
Friday. While here they rented the
big section farm, Known as the Holmes
farm. to Herbert Evenson for the ensu-
Ing year.
The residence of G. g. Enestvedt will
be ready for occupancy in about two
weeks. The work of back plastering
was finished last Saturday, and the
lathing and plastering for the interior
has already commenced. sss
VII. Wallace returned Saturday
morning from several days drive
.e ..r.
through the county with w H. Gold
and a party of Ian -seekers from Iowa,
the result of the trip being the sale of
| 1 800 acres of Redwood county sell
Of the land sold there was $50 acres,
known as the Lankard farm, in Kin
tire township, which was sold to one
lof the party and which brought Mr..
Lankard about SAL per acre.
The proposition to bond Belview to
the extent Of. So, 500 for the purpose Of
erecting a village hall will be SUBMIT
ed to the voters at q special election to
be held next Saturday. That BelvieW
needs q hall, and that nov is the time
to build it, there can be no question.
For town to keep pace with other
towns, it is necessary at times, to Gre
ate q public Indebtedness, but enter
prising citizens and taxi payers should
be the first to invite this class Of inn
provements and ebtedness. It is
proposed to erect q building 40x9O, one
story high, equip il with seats, q stage
scenery, etc. For this purpose five lots
just south Of the engine house have
been offered TO the village for SIS.