The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-18
BE 3.
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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/ last Saturday
Prof. Hansen Of Whitman Seminary
WAS in BeIvieWs last Friday
Mrs. Ed. Jaeger went to Wayerly, S.
I d. last Thursday, to reside.
Ole Darud will erect a handsome new
residence on his present residence lots.
Mr.. IL. a. Boelter, the harness maker
at Rahn's, has gone back to Minneapo-
Ills.
Mrs. = NJ Thompson visited at
North Redwood between trains Satur-
day.
| w. ii. Wallace was in Redwood
Falls last Thursday, the guest of w. II.
Gold.
A. J. Froelich has rented the DWELL
ing formerly occupied by Mrs Martin
Coles.
Mrs w. w. Toner and Florence Wis
tied friends at Redwood Pals last
Thursday.
Mrs. Wilson Of Hazel Run visited
with the family of Hans Bake last
Saturday.
Frank Martin has gone to a business
college, with the view of taking bus
mess course.
Geo. S. johnson has sold his $50 acre
farm near Seaforth to D. III. Patchen,
Iof Vail, for 5000. y ri \. ss55ss..
Christian Rain of Redwood Falls
was with his sons family Saturday, On
his way to Seaforth. aassJa sssd2fz2t9'se
The young; peoples society of the
Lutheran church met with Nels Sanda-
ger Sunday evening.
] A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Carries on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Quite a number from here attended
the auction sale at John Anderson's g,
Delhi township, Friday.
| Miss Anna Evans has returned from
the cities, where she has been purchas-
ing a fall millinery stock.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Thompson will
reside with their daughter, Mrs. Otto
Goethe, during the winter.
The father of John Evans had his
hip injured while unloading some
freight from car, recently.
| Miss Clara Rice of Sacred Heart was
visiting with the family Of her brother
of the Cash Store last week.
The farm Of Samuel Katzenberger
south of town, has been sold, the CON
slderation being $40 per acre.
Miss Nellie Sherd will attend school
at Mortified, instead of Redwood
Falls, as originally intended.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McKowen returned
Saturday from trip in northern Min
nesota where they have some real es-
tate.
Rev. III. w. Robinson, recently sta
toned as pastor here, has accepted a
call to passionate at CORTLAND, New
| York.
Henry Weltz, who has been employed
| in BelvieW during the summer, has
gone to Minneapolis, where he will re-
| main
Father Woods and Attorney McGhee
of st, Paul were hunting chickens in
this vicinity last Friday, the guest d
Mr.. Scanlan.
| Rev. Aasen drove to Hanley Falls
last Saturday to conduct services there
the following day, returning here fol-
Sunday evening service.
i Arthur Simmons of Redwood Falls,
who was in the employ of b. A. Pease,
while the latter was conducting his
farm in Kintire township, is now with
Tinnesand's meat market.
Hans Vein was married to Miss
Ingeborg Berg, daughter of Pastor
Berg, at Sacred Heart last Wednesday
Miss Ellen Olsen Of this village attend.
ed the ceremonies, which were private
/ A o. Gimmestad has written home
from Buffalo that he heard President
McKinley's last speech, and was on
the grounds at the time of his assassin.
alton. Heexpects to come home on
Sept. Goth.
"A mass meeting was held Monday
evening for the purpose of discussing
the question ofcalling special election
for the voting of bonds for the construc-
ton of a village hall. The preponder-
/ ance of sentiment was in favor of the
construction.
Those farmers who have finished
threshing are particularly pleased
over the heavy rainfall Of the past two
weeks. The water was badly needed
by the ground and farmers are of the
opinion that enough moisture has fal-
lien to leave the ground in excellent
condition for next years early seeding.
What was known to The GAZETTE a
week ago, although secrecy was asked,
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