The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
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BELvIEW TIME TABLE.
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
Tinneson sent car of stock east last
Monday.
Frank Martin is home from Willmar
seminary.
G. RAIN went to thecities with stock
last Thursday.
r. G.. Vessel was a visitor from Echo
last Sunday.
Belview streets were lined with teams
last Monday, in spite of muddy roads.
Nels q. Olson was home from the
State Experimental school last week.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have specia; Easter exercises April
7th.
]. ID. Jackson of Redwood Falls has
been taking orders for his goods here
the past week.
Rev. j. ]. Woods will hold regular
services in st. Joseph's church, Bel
view, next Sunday.
Rev. Lyons conducted services in
Belview last Sunday morning, and in
Seaforth in the afternoon.
Peter Eischen was seen by A. F. Pot
tratz in Oklahoma, and was immense
ly pleased with his lot there.
Alfred, the II year old son of III
Tufta, died on the Nth inst, the fu-
neral occurring on Saturday.
Henry Hagen bought small tract
of additional land in section 33 from
Gimmestad IS agency last week.
Andrew Olson is home from Illinois,
after several months absence. He took
a car of Illinois cattle to Madison.
Cashier Wallace made second trip
to Dakota last Saturday to see his wife
and boy, getting back to Belview on
Monday
j. r. Thompson arrived from the
cities last Thursday, and will go down
again this week to do or die for tie
bridge proposition.
Murphy, the creamery man, came
back Saturday from the cities, where
he purchased machinery and fixtures
for the Delhi creamery.
A. f. Pottratz and daughter arrived
in Belview last Monday, and Mrs. Pot
tratz came on from st. Paul the next
day. A. +. declared that it seemed
| pleasant to get home again.
There is a growing demand for good
farm horses, and a Belview dealer pre-,
diets that good horses will be selling al
| 500 and upwards this season.
Manager Murphy and Otto Goetz;
drove to the county seat few days
| ago, to interview several cows who hae
seen Goetze's local in The GAZETTE.
The new village council was sWorr
| in last Friday, with the exception o
| DR.. Dredge, who will probably qualify
in Chicago before returning to BelvieW
| H. Odegard was up from Minneap
| oils last Saturday. He purchased 81
acres in section so, Kintire, from A. o
Gimmestad, and expects to occupy /
with his family next month.
The Modern Woodmen degree team
did some work for the good of the or
der at Vesta last Friday evening, con
cluding with an oyster supper. Th
boys say they were royalty treated.
The caucus tickets for 10th townshi]
and village were elected last Tuesda,
without opposition worth mentionino
The vote for separation was also cal
4 ried with but five in opposition.
4 Town Clerk Gimmestad will prot
ably have deputy appointed at tn
\ first meeting of the kintire supervisors
so that township papers may be file,
in the township proper instead of il
BelvieW
| Fred Korherr has the contract fo
!, building a substantial residence am
barn for H. M. Sandager in this vi
lage. He also has the contract for
good dwellingsson David McNaughton
farm north of Delhi.
/ The Morton aud Redwood paper
are mistaken about an extra freight ol
the st. Louis. The trains run on tn
same schedule as they have all winter
but it is reported that a change will b
made soon, in order that the freigh
crew may put in Sunday at Mortoa
| and go west Monday morning, instea,
OF east from WATERFOWL.