The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-10
RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

Monday with a couple Of land seekers.
Mr.. MoIdestad and wife Of Delhi Wis
tied with Matt. Jensen and wife Sum
day.
Bert Pease finished the work on the
second cistern for Belview Saturday
afternoon.
Carl Franz has returned to his home
in Winthrop, where he will remain for
an indefinite period.
Mrs. III. Haukass of Rio, Wisconsin,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. 81.
I. Helgeson Of this place.
Louis Straight Of Princeton, Wis, is
visiting with the family of Grant Adj
sit, Mr.. Straight being brother of
Mrs. Adsit.
Thos. johnson and bride of Redwood
Falls spent the Fourth with the family
of q. j. Rain, returning to Redwood
Falls on Friday.
julius Goethe, with the Northwest
Eern Casket Co.-of Minneapolis, visited
with his cousin, Otto Goethe. during a
portion of last week.
Thevillage council will hold a meet
ing next Monday, at which time they
willopen bids for the gasoline engine
and deep well pump wanted for fire
purposes.
Farmers in this section are becoming
|quite attached to hand cream separa-
tors. q. #. RAIN has sold three Of
them during the past month and ex-
poets to sell a couple more this week.
M. f.. McKoWen and wife, who were
called to st. Paul last week by a tele-
gram announcing the death of broth
er's child, returned home last Satur-
day.
B. Murphy of Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin,
was visiting with his nephew, +. G..
Murphy of this place, during portion
of last week.
p. III. Jones and Oscar Berger came
up from Minnea polls last Wednesday,
Oscar is a mot orman on the street rail-
way system of that town, and P. Ell.
came up for the purpose of getting his
elevator in readiness for the fall crop.
Rev. E. G.. Lyons came up from
Minneapolis Saturday and conducted
services at this place Sunday. Rev. Fl.
w Robinson, the regular pastor, ten
sdered his resignation at the meeting a
week ago Sunday. Since that time
the congregation has made him more
liberal offer, and it is not improbable
that Mr.. Robinson will reconsider and
withdraw his resignation.
The celebration on the banks of the
Minnesota river, under the auspices of
the DEBORAH College alumni on July
4th was a highly successful affair One
of the interesting features was a four.
horse float, gaily decorated and occu-
pied by Is of the young people of Bel.
view. The float and Occur pants visited
Echo during the evening, and were
loudly applauded. The gross receipts
of the Minnesota river celebration were
about 1888, while the net receipts to
the association were in the neighbor-
hood of $3.50.
1t is very authoritively announced
from this town that Vesta will soon
have second paper, the Republicans
of that burg being not satisfied with
the independent manner in which
/ Your Uncle James Arnold is conduct
ing his Populistic sheet. The new pa
per will have plenty of financial back
ing, and will in the course Of a year
put in one Of the finest plants in the
county. Whether Your Uncle James
will make oVertures to sell out to the
two young men starting out in the new
venture remains to be seen.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Grain s. Fuel
Co. of BelvieW, it was shown that
the net profit during the year was.
$769.45, and as a result the association.
declared its first annual dividend of S25
per share, each share originally cost
ing 500. During the year the elevator
received 81 1853 bushels of wheat, 5,827.
bushels Of flax, $50 bushels of barley
It received and disposed of 489 tons Of
coal and III cords Of wood. For the
ensuing year Is. q. Gimmestad was
elected President and treasurer Of the
association P. a. Hanson was elected
vice-presid Ct 3. Adsit secretary.
The directors. in addition to the off
GERS, are Lars T, Braafadt, r. S. Pat,
chen, 6. @. Gimmestad, r. Hoppen-
rath, S. +. Peterson, II. b Hagen, 6.
3. Adsit, e. Knutson, Bertle Mon-0
son. g. G. Enestvedt, who has man
aged the elevator so successfully dur
ing the past year, was reelected man.
ager.