The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-19
RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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A. O. Gimmestad and Rev. A. O.
4 Aasen We're in Sacred Heart Saturday.
1 Miss Dahl of Wood Lake was visit
ing her sister at this place during the
4 past week
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
meets with Mrs. Lars Braafadt to-mor-
row at 2 p. m.
Miss May Baden of Independence
Kansas, a college friend of Miss Leon
ard, is visiting with the latter.
DR.. III. P. Dredge has made arrange
ments whereby he will have offices over
j. NJ. Thompson's store after July lst.
G. Flaata has purchased the $50 acre
tract of John Hjeldness, located i'll sec
ton Z, Kintire, paying $50 per acre for
! the same.
Mrs. Woodward, a sister Of Mrs.
Louis Leonard, left for her home III Big
Stone City last Thursday, after an
enjoyable visit at this place.
Otto Goetze and wife and child left
on drive overland to Carver Friday
morning. They will visit with relatives
/ in that town for some time.
Mrs. Ben. Smith and child of Gran
ite is visiting with the family of j. M.
Thompson. Mrs. Smith was formerly
Miss Davidson, Well-known here.
Mrs. Thorn. Thompson of Granite
! Falls has been visiting friends in Bel
view during the past week, as has also
Mrs. Gregerson of the same place.
! The funeral SERVES over the remains
of the late Mrs. VIM Paulson were
held at the Rock Dell Lutheran church
Friday afternoon, Rev. Fir. Berg
officiating.
neck wiggle your head from side 10
side every night and take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. It's short cut to grace
| full form. Soc. III. M. Hitchcock & Co
The exercises for Children's Day,
June 9th, was postponed until last Sun
day, on account of the heavy rain of
the previous Sunday. A large crowd
was present during the presenting of
the program.
Reports from Rochester are to the
effects that Mrs. A. F. Pottratz is con-
valescing rapidly from the effects of
the recent surgical operation, and that
she will be permitted to4leave the hos
pital in short time.
| Committees are at work preparing
the grounds and engaging the sports
for the Fourth of July celebration on
| the banks of the Minnesota river, north
of town. The event will be big one and
a lively time is assured.
1 The contract for digging the four
cisterns in different parts of the town
for fire purposes, was awarded to Thos.
Griffin, his bid being 1892. The high
est bid was that of S. O. KoIen, who
wanted $3.50 for the work.
A. Leonard and wife, the Misses
Helen and Amelia, and Master Otto
| Leonard, left here Saturday morning
on drive to Wellington, Renville
county,ss where .ithey are visiting with
the family of Fred. G. Schoenfelder.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will give social on the
lawn around Mrs. Yaeger's hotel Fri
day evening. A program Of amuse-
ments is being prepared for the occa-
sion, and light refreshments will be
served.
! The pupils and teachers of the Con-
gregational Sunday-school were treated
to picnic on the farm of III. Adsit last
Thursday. Despite the fact that it
rained at intervals the 20 or more peo-
pie present had an enjoyable time in
the grove and in the residence.
G. j. Rice returned from North Da-
kota last Thursday. Mr.. Rice has Sc
cured the agency for the sale Of lands
in Mclean, Rlchland and Ransom
counties, the latter two being in the
Red River valley While absent he
sold several tracts to residents of of this
county.
| Ben. .Maus and Louis Leonard return
ed home from Cass county with w. FL.
| Wallace last Friday. They came by
way of the Twin Cities, and it was the
first time that the former two men had
ever been in large city. AS result
the crowd in st. Paul and other attrac-
tions of the two towns were entirely
new and decidedly interesting to them.
| During the past week ]. NJ. Thomp-
son has traded the building now occu-
pied by:Forkrud Bros. as saloon to
Gust. Hagen flor so acres of land in
Yellow Medicine county. Mr.. Hagen
will shortly move into Belview. he hav-
ing rented the house until recently
occupied by Bert. Pease. The Yellow