The Redwood gazette., 1901-11-20
RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
Ole Oleson returned from visit in
the east last Saturday
McKoWen & Rain commenced buy
ling hogs for shipment this week
Al. Cimke, the Fairfax tailor, was
taking orders in town last Saturday.
| A. r.. Pottratz and wife assisted at
the musical function in Echo last Fri
day evening.
M. + !. McKoWen and wife left for
Minneapolis last Saturday Nike pro-
ceeded north to invest in lands
Mrs. sH. ]. Rice and daughter, Miss
Vivian, and Miss Grace Evans, were
visitors at Echo between trains last
saturday afternoon.
Jens Hjeldness and Martin Sandag-
er lett for Minneapolis last Saturday
for the purpose Of taking course in a
shorthand college at that place.
Brings attractiveness to istless, un-
lovable girls, making them handsome,
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marriageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35
cents. Hitchcock & Co. 13.4t
Gunder Peterson, who has been in
specting land in Todd county, with the
view of making purchases, returned
home last Saturday. He was we'll
| pleased with what he saw in that Sec
ton.
The carpenters are rushing work on
the town hall. The sides Of. the new
building are up and the men are now
working on the roof, Bids for the town
hall bonds will be opened tomorrow
evening.
August Odegaard, well-known in
this section, but now {. a.,tonsorial artist
at Minneapolis, came up from that
place last week and visited several days
| with relatives and friends in and around
| Belview.
The attendance at the meeting of the
Lutheran synod for this district, held
at the Lutheran church last week, was
large, and the various ministers seemed
to derive considerable benefit from the
exchange of ministerial views.
Joseph Sloan of Seaforth has been
assisting G. P. Murphy at the cream
cry during the past week. MIR. MUIR
! ply has been absent in Worthington,
where he is closing a deal for estab-
fishing creamery at that place.
Mrs. u. T.. Bredvold Of SWedes For
est, formerly Mrs. Louis sandager, had
a couple of ribs broken by falling from
a chair in her residence, one day last
week. DR.. Dredge set the ribs in pro-
per place and Mrs. lBredvold is doing
nicely.
1t is estimated that rs per cent of the
corn crop around .Belview has been
gathered. A good share of this crop is
being marketed to town, and the own
ers are receiving 40 cents per bushel
for the same. They regard corn as a
paying crop this year.
Otto Goetze and family left for Car
yer last Saturday to visit over Sunday
with Mr.. Goetze's parents. They re-
/ turned home yesterday. During Mr.
Goetze's absence the affairs ofthe bank
were in charge Of E. A. Cross, a popu.
lar attachee of the Gold-Stabeck Co
at Redwood Falls.
/ A. Leonard and wife received wore
from Wellington, Renville county
early last week to the effect that thei
4 daughter, Mrs. Fred. e. Schoenfelder
was quite seriously i'll. They left TO
that place Immediately after receiving
word. Mrs. Schoenfelder was some
what better, according to the latest re
port.
Andrew G. Olson left here for Sacret
Heart Sunday. From there he drov
DR.. III. J. Rice's horse to Fergus Falls
8 where he will turn him over to the Doc
tor. Returning he will stop at Will
mar and become student at the sem
mary in that city. He was accompan
j led on part of his trip by Helge Heg
f dahl, who has already entered tn
/ seminary.
t Andrew Gimmestad was in Vest
last Saturday, looking after the busi
], ness of Gimmestad q Lewis, at tha
/. place. Eugene Lewis, the junior mem
!, ber of that firm, returned from th
north Saturday. He is also pIoprieto
Of the Vesta Bright Eyes, and wa
jubilant Saturday over the fact tha
the machinist had put his new poWs
4 press in running condition
Just at present BelvieW is without
4 hotel and meat market. Mrs. Jaege