The Redwood gazette., 1901-11-27
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RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
Big discounts at Rieels Cash Store.
this week
". w. Tonner was in Redwood Falls
last Friday. .s s5
A farm, located 45 miles southwest of
Belview, for rent by b. s. Patchen.
Nike McKoWen now occupies apart
ments over Sandager s. Darud's store.
Miss Agnes Gunelson is visiting with
1.-THE family OF Hans Jensen at Red
wood Falls.
Rev. A.,0. Aasen was attending to.
Theological matters at Willmar during
q portion OF last week.
Mrs, August Evenson and Mrs. 20.
Tinnesand visited over Sunday with
relatives,in Granite Falls.
+ Miss Minnie Ellis, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Ruby, has gone to
I the latter,s home at Jordan.
Tyler Ransland, Well-knoWn here,
but now al. Chester, Montana, is visit
ing his parents at Sacred Heart.
A. f. Ellies and George Kroy started
for Todd county last Friday, for the
purposeso looking up farming land.
You should attend the Z Thanksgiv-
ing sale at Rice's Cash Store. He is
offering genuine bargains in all lines.
Mrs. WI. HoWes and daughter re-
turned from visit with Mrs. Howes'
relatives at Minneapolis last Saturday.
Editor Keene announces that he will
Idispense literature in the shape Of
library books, which have recently ar
rived.
The mail pouches for BelyieW were
not thrown off Saturday afternoon,
and A. IF. Pottratz drove to Echo to
get them.
Miss Nellie Sherd is visiting with
relatives south of town, having recent
ly returned home from her studies at
Northfeld.
Robt. RickeA of Vesta has moved
Into BelvieW, and with his family is
NOW occupying the residence of Fred.
C. Schoenfelder.
G. p. Murphy returned Saturday
from trip to Iuanhoe, where there is
talk of putting in creamery and
where G. P. expects to put III one.
Prof. Ehlers, and the Misses Isaaes
and Abbott returned from Redwood
Fails Saturday afternoon, where they
had been taking. in the teachers con-
Mention
,Olof Peterson OF Burnsides, Iowa, a
relative of the S. r. Peterson, came in
from Chicago last Saturday, and will
visit here for several days before re-
Turning home.
w. S. Sherd and family, who have
been residing on farm south OF town
for several years, have moved to Red
wood Falls. Mr.. Sherd turning his
farm over.to his so,a-in-laW.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leonard have re-.
turned from Wellington, where they
We're called by the illness of a daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. &C. Schoenfelder, whose
condition has greatly inaproved.
Timathy Sheehan of st. Paul, de-
putty United States marshal, and one
|softhe leaders of the troops that re-
|slieved Fort Ridgaey during the Indian
massacre, was in town last Tuesday.
attendingito business matters.
Bids for.dhe town hall were opened.
saturday evening. S. "a. Keam and
the First National Rank of BafnesyilIe,
Ohio, had in the only two bids. The
conRcil has placed an order for $50 por-
table opera chairs for the hall.
DR.. II. p. DEedge aud II. Adait left
for Rochester early last week, for the
purpose of consulting with the Drs.
Mayo IL regard to a trouble of Mr.. Ad-
sit. The latter WILL remain under the
care Of the Drs. Mayo for some time.
A. o. Gimmestad has sold house
and three lots in sout S addition
to r. S. Patchen, our new druggist.
the consideration being $500. Mr..
Patchen will have an auction sale Of
his personal property on his farm on
next Tuesday.
Otto Goetze and family returned
home from Carver on Tuesday after
noon of last week, W here they went to-
bid ssgood bye to George G. 3. Goetze,
editor Of the Carver County Journal,
who has since left that town for the
Klondike region, where heis Interested
in a gold mine,
Col. John w. Shanks came up from
Redwood Falls last week to act as ref
cree III the invoicing of the stock of
drugs owned by George H. Country
man, and about to be transferred to r.
S. Patchen, who is at present residing
on q farm near town. Mr.. Country