The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-26
RELvIEW AND IT'S BoRDER.

I ssys~as g5s
John Evans il again at work at the
st Louis depot.
Gs f. Rahn is. constructing barn,
|s16x27, on his premises ID town.
Ed. and Fred Jaeger took il the
band tournament at Dawson last week.
Herman Maus came up from Mime
apoiis last week and is visiting with
his brother here.
Miss Ellen Davidson came down from
Dawson last week and is visiting with
her parents north Of town.
Halvor Olson is moving the photo
graph gallery on to q residence lot and
will remodel it into residence.
Henry n. Steenerson Of Rio, Wis,
was visiting here during last week, go
ing from here to Hazel Run Friday.
FL. A. Bake and wife have been vis-
'iting in Twin Valley during the past
week They will return home to-mor-
row.
DR.. Fl. j. Rice, dentist, will be ia
BelvieW to-day, Thursday and Friday
for the purpose Of pursuing the practice
of dentistry.
G. r. Murphy returned from st. Paul
last Thursday While in that city he
purchased the machinery, etc. for the
Vesta creamery
The directors of the BelvieW cream
eery held a meeting Saturday morning
Tand passed on the business of the
creamery for the past month.
a. @. Gimmestad, H M. and n. III.
Sandager were in Redwood Falls Fri
day, making arrangements for the clos
ing up of the John Martin estate.
Otto Goetze and wife returned home
from their visit among relatives in Car
yer last evening. They report the drive
to and from Carver as having been
highly enjoyable.
w. II. Wallace left for the north
Monday, in company with three land
seekers In addition to this four from
Vesta and two from Wabasso went
north in search Of real estate.
The young people Of the Congrega-
tional church gave successful lawn
social just east Of the hotel on Saturday
evening. Over S17 was taken in as a
result of the serving Of edibles.
Miss Leonard gave delightful party
in honor Of her guest, Miss Baden of
independence, Kansas, last Wednes-
day evening. About 25 of the young
people of Belview were present, and
the hostess entertained them highly
Bills are out for the Fourth Of July
celebration by the Decorah College
alumni association, to be held on the
banks of the Minnesota river north Of
town. Four of the leading ministers of
this section will be present to deliver
orations. The games will consist of
boat and tub race, boat race, swimming,
etc.
Miss Dahl, who has been the In
structor in the Norwegian school at
this place during the past month, re-
turned to her home Saturday, school
having closed on the previous day. On
Thursday Miss Dahl, with number
of the ladies Of the Lutheran church,
gave the pupils a picnic in Lars Braaf-
5ladt's grove.
Thos. Griffin failed to fllShis contract
for building the cisterns, and new con-
tracts sshave been entered into whereby
Ered Pease receives $500 for digging the
four holes, and Ct F. RAIN receives
ss773 for boarding them and otherwise
putting them in shape in accordance
with the specifications. The cisterns
are to cost great deal more than was
supposed.
Thes Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision Of the lower court in the case.
of L. p. Dollif VS.. Robins & Warner
of Minneapolis, involving wheat in
storage with E. NJ. Wallbridge at the
time his elevators at Belyiew and Echo
We're closed. The Supreme Court, how
ever, makes some cations, re-
9quiring that the holders of the tickets
must pay storage as well as freight on
the wheat to Minneapolis.
John Ourada of Westlineis is the vie.
tim Of lightning rod agents. They
worked nicely, getting over 500
worth Of rods on his buildings Shortly
after he delivered his note in payment
for The work he called at the Gold-Sta-
beck & Go. bank in Wabasso and Or
idered payment stopped Every bank
il this section has been notified that
Ourada proposes to fight the payment
of the note, but the rulings Of the court
are against him, partlc cuIarly If an IN
nocent purchaser obtains possession.