The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-03
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BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.


Gustav Drews drove over from Sea-
forth Saturday.
Some haying is being done in this
section, but moving is not on IN full
blast.
/ DR.. I'll. j. Rice Of Sacred Heart prac-
ticed dentistry at this place for several
days last week.
| The Misses Leonard, Baden and Mar
/ tin are visiting with friends in Bird
Island this week.
BelvieW people will celebrate the
Fourth on the banks of the Minnesota
river, north Of town.
Knut Monson and wife nave returned
from their visit with friends and rela-s
| tlves at Spring Grove.
Louis Leonard, engineer at the mill,
was overcome by the heat of last We'd
nesday for short time
Bert Holyig leaves on Friday for
Washington. He will remain in that
State for an indefinite period.
FL. A. Bake and wife returned from
their visit with friends in the northern
portion of the State, last Saturday.
| Gunder Peterson returned from Todd
county last Friday. His mission there
! was to look over several tracts of land.
A. G. Gimmestad returned from Todd
county last Saturday. While there be
| closed deal for couple Of sections of
land.
| C.J Rice expects to leave this week
| for various points in North Dakota,
taking with him several land-seekers
of this section.
The members of the Young Peoples
society of the Lutheran church had a
social at the home Of Lars Olson We'd
nesday afternoon.
Martin Thompson and wife moved
] to the farm three miles northwest of
town Saturday. Their daughter, Mrs.
J..N. Thorstad, will live with them for.
a few weeks.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Enestyedt cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their
wedding on Monday Of last week.
4 Quite number of relatives and friends
were present. The wedding dinner
and supper were elaborate.
4 Fred. Pease has sub-let the contract
for sinking the cisterns to Jesse Mar
eyes, who had one of the holes finished
last Saturday. and was working on a
second. Fred. ascertained that his bid
was not money-making bid.
w. H. Wallace returned from Cass
and Crow Wing. counties Friday. He
reports the sale of over 900 acres of
land to Redwood county parties, by the
different agents of the Gold-Stabeck
banking system, while he was in the
] north.
At the annual meeting of the con-
gregation of the Congregational church,
held last Sunday morning, a unani-
NOUS request was given to Rev. III. w.
Robinson to remain in charge of the
tchurch at this place. It is understood,
however, that Mr.. Robinson is looking
for new fields, and that he will not be
in BelvieW next year.
The Echo band boys came down from
4 that town on Saturday evening, and
| joined the Belview band in giving a
] farewell concert, the BelvieW band
members having concluded to disband
on that evening Their instruments
have all been disposed of, and it is a
8lquestion when the village Will have
another band organization.
i The nearest that the hail storm OF
last Friday struck here was about seven
miles to the north, midway between
here and Renvllle. The outlying path
4 of the storm found but very little dam
i age done, but as one approaches the
/ Milwaukee road the effects of the storm
i becomes more and more apparent, and
4 there are many fields cut down com
pletely.
The directors of the Farmers Grain
g. Fuel Co of BelvieW held meeting
here Saturday and closed up the bust
ness for the year. They found the con
dition of the com pany to be excellent:
y On Monday the annual meeting of the
3 stockholders was held, and nearly all
! of the old directors were reelected, and
4 the directors in return reelected nearly
all of the old officers.
A letter from Okarche, Oklahoma
says that Peter Eischen. Jr,, is now
4 employed in an elevator at that place,
4 On the first day that he commenced
the eleyatorli in 1850 bushels Of
wheat, and this|year's crop was testing
SO pounds to the bnshel.. The elder
Eischen states that Christmas pres.
n emf of home back here would not in.