The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

MIS-. VI y. EGIcG iaSt q HuIsudy.
Sherman Payne is constructing a
granary on his farm south of BelvieW.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j..
T. McKoWen on Monday of last week.
The rain of Thur day night was just.
the thing. It laid the dust, and will
save some corn.
Jens Gunelson returned from his
months visit with friends and relatives
in Wisconsin Tuesday
Mrs. Hogan and danghterof Mime
apolis have been visiting with Mrs.
AIcKoWen during the past week.
w. HI. Wallace and family expect to
return from their outing at Big Stone
Lake during the latter part of the
week.
The annual statement of the Farm
ers' Elevator Go. shows an indebted
ness of only 1910, after single years
business.
Rev. "A. G. Olson and wife, who have
been visiting with relatives in this sec.
ton for some time past, are now visit
ing in Madison.
A window glass was broken from the
front of S. o. Kolen's saloon Oh the
night of Aug 8, a hobo going through
it unintentionally.
On Monday license to wed was is
sued to Edward Jaeger and Miss Chris
tine Mogen, both Well-BnoWn young
people of Belview.
Wallace Hageman and Miss Rose
McCully, both of Vesta, were united in
marriage by the Rev. F. j. Barackman
at Redwood Falls Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Rice of Hanley Falls is
visiting with the family of CD Rice.
Simon Hanson, the Renville money
broker, was doing business in Belv1eW
last Friday.
A. O. Gibbs, a farmer near BelvieW,
is reported by the Independent as hav-
ing 200 acres of magnificent flax. At
81. so per bushe; decent crop of fax
is not so slow.
Adolph Froellch is preparing to move
into BelyieW from his farm located in
Sheridan tewnchip. He will auction
off all of his personal property on Fri
day, Aug. 3Oth.
w. FL. Carter, the colored tonsorial
artist who did business off and on at
this place for some time, is now located
at Plain6eld, Ind, where things are
coming his way.
Miss Hind, who has been visiting
with Mrs. w. /. sHowes for some time.
past, left for her home in Minneapolis
on Tuesday Of last week. She will Wis
1T in Minneapolis while en- route home.
"A. f. Portrait took in the fourth
class postmasters' convention for Red
wood county at Wabasso on Tuesday
of last week. Accompanying him was
Mrs. Portrait, Mrs. Fred Portrait and
Mrs. A. Leonard.
Editor III. M !. Keene has been in st.
Paul during the past few days, leaving
Frank Harris in charge of the paper.
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Mr.. .Keene is DESTROYS of closing out
his interests nthis town and it is not
improbable that Mr. Harris will be the
purchaser.
Rev. A. o.. Aasen left for Lawson
Saturday to conduct services in the
Lutheran church at that place. There
will be no services here next Sunday,
owing to Mr.. Aasen going to Sacred
Heart to be present at the ordination
of Hans Vein into the Lutheran mill-
istry, the ordination services to occur
at the Sacred Heart Lutheran church.
Rev. b. "a. SnoWden, who has been
preaching at the Congregation church
at this place for several Sundays since
the departure Of Mr.. Robinson, has
been asked to remain here, and will
probably accept the invitation. The
members Of the congregation are look
I ing for a residence suitable for.a rectory
for the new pastor, and as soon as one
is secured the minister will move his
family to BelvieW.
p. H. Jones, owner of the elevator
located al the western extremity of the
st. Louis tracks has sold the same to
the Citizens Elevator Co. Of Minneap-
lis, and the latter will take charge IF
the same during the next Is days. The
Fconsid eration is said to have been
81, 500. Mr.. Jones will goto Minneap-
oils, where his parents are now resid-
ing. 1t is not known who the local agent
Of the company will be.
& Threshing reports are coming in, but
up to the present time no large reports
have been received. Chas. Bergquist,
residing near town, reports a yield of
Is bushels, while ]. M. Thompson, who
was threshing on Saturday, states that
he will not receive over 4 I bushels per
acre. Very few of the fields up to the