The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-17
RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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i visiting with friends in this place.
OF Ramsland was over from Sacred
Heart the early portion of last week.
A. O.. Glmmestad was in Redwood
] Falls and Sleepy Friday and Saturday.
Florence Toner has been visiting
with friends in Echo during the past
week.
Henry and Miss Lena N1ogen are
visiting with relatives in Bath, South
| Dakota
g. "A. Lehman and wife have re-
turned from their visit with relatives in
| Gibbon
Otto Goetz and family went to Sac
red Heart Saturday evening and visited
over Sunday With relatives
Chris Olson of SWedes Forest has
purchased new thrashing rig for his
business during the coming season.
Miss Mary Krayik, who was visiting
here portion Of last week, returned to
her home in Madison last Saturday.
A little daughter of Andrew Katzen-
berger had a toe removed from one Of
her feet by reason OF having it mangIed
in a bicycle accident on July 4th.
The foundation and well for the
| Vesta creamery have been completed,
and work on the building is expected
/ to commence some time this week.
Miss Mamie Baden, who has been
the guest of Miss Leonard for some
time past, returned to her home in
Independence, Kansas, on Thursday
| last.
Rev. i. NJ Gimmestad returned to
Eau Claire, Wis, last Saturday. He
will visit his old home at Rio, Wiscon-
sin, before returning to his ministerial
| duties.
The young people of the Lutheran
church gave social at the home of III.
K. Darud on Wednesday evening.
About "a of the young people were
present.
/ The completion of the third cistern
for fire purposes, located near the
school house, has been perfected by
Fred Pease and his crew of men dur.
ing the past week.
| VIM. Mack is erecting handsome
residence on his farm south of town
the building to cost 81 500, the lumber
for which has been purchased of Chris
Jensen & Somerville.
| Mrs. A. f. Portrait returned home
| on Wednesday, and while weak as the
result of the surgical operation under.
gone at the Rochester hospital, she is
greatly improved in condition.
If young ladies think sores, pimples
and red noses look well with a bridal
veil and orange blossoms, it's all right
Yet Rocky Mountain Tea would drive
them away. 35c. H. NJ. Hitchcock 6
Go.
The proceeds for the sale of the per-
sonal property on the farm of 10. A
Pease last Wednesday footed up to
some over 1000. The sale was con
sldered very successful one by all who
attended it from here.
The Rev, John Miadlestadt was in
stalled as pastor of the Lutheran
church in Sheridan and Seaforth al
1880 o o'clock last Sunday morning, the
Installation occurring at the Sheridan
church Rev. Albrecht of Fairfax con-
Quoted the installation services
Nels johnson of Madelia has pur-
chased the hotel, meat market, stable,
heretofore conducted by Ben. Maus,
and Mr.. johnson will have entire
i possession of the place inside of week.
i The consideration was $4,000. Mr.
4 Maus will remain here for an indefinite
!. period
Mesdames Joseph LichtWarck of Red.
wood Fails and Peter Berndgen of St.
Paul arrived here Saturday morning on
a visit with the family Of j. M. Thomp.
son. On Saturday evening, with Mrs
4 Thompson, they drove to Renville
where they will visit with friends il
! that town.
The annual school meeting of the Bel
view district will be held at the schoo
house next Saturday evening, when q
director will be elected to succeed either
A O. Gimmestad or a. Leonard. Ar
attempt will also be made to give Bel:
view nine months of school during the
ensuing school year.
Trustees Leonard and Darud were il
list. Paul and Minneapolis during 8
4 portion of last week inspecting the
different makes Of pumps and engines
for the purpose of obtaining the bes1
for use into connection with the village
fire extinguishing system. Prices will
be submitted by the different agents
whose goods were acceptable.