The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02
RELyIEW AND ITS BoRDER.

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Work has been commenced on the
new residence Of Ole Darud.
* daughter was born to Mr.. and
safrs. Daniel Kay Oh Sept 23d
Mrs. Gareis, mot her of A Gareis, has
returned to her home in New UIm.
Adolph Froelich has leased the Cole
residence and is moving into it this
week.
w H. Gold was up from Redwood
Falls on business during the early por-
| ton of the week.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
meets with Mrs. S. Peterson next
Friday afternoon.
A number of new members were
received at the lutheran church at the
services Sunday morning.
Jesse Marcyes has moved his family
to Granite Falls, where he is canvass
ing for washing machine
Miss Celia Willetts Of Granite Falls
has been engaged asa teacher for the
school in Dist. 50, known as the G..
Knutson district.
/ Jacob Klossner, Jr., of New Ulm,
who owns some land south Of BelvieW,
was visiting with his sister, Mrs. Ole
johnson, duriug the past week.
Rev. III. W. Robinson, formerly pas
tor OF the Congregational church at
this place. is now pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Rutland, New
York.
II. T. Boelter and wife leaye this
week for their former home in Mime
apolis. Mr.. Boelter has been employed
at Ct. IF. Rahh's harness shop during
the summer
The farmers elevator was struck by
lightning last Tuesday evening. The
bolt hit the roof, destroying number
of shingles, butleft the building with.
out doing any sfurth njury.
The marriage of Dr.. H: o. Rice,
brother of G. j. Rice, to Miss Ellen Oh
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs G.. Oh
son, will be solemnized at the Rock
Dell Lutheran church tomorrow.
Frank Harris, according to the Inde-
pendent, is now in charge Of the me-
Echanical department. Of Mrs. F. w.
Lees Rush City Post Mrs Lee has
promised tosrule Frank with an iron
hand.
The family of Rey. r. r. snowden
will arrive here from the east in a
short time. Mr.. SnoWden is engaged
in getting the house into shape for the
location Of furniture as soon as they
arrive.
DR.. II. 2. Dredge and family left
last Wednesday OH a visit with rela-
stives in Lake Crystal. DR.. Dredge re-
turned during the latter portion of the
week, while Mrs. Dredge and the chill
sdren will remain at Lake Crystal for
some time.
w. III. Wallace has traded his resi-
dence to j. NJ. Thompson, the latter
giving Mr.. Wallace the building and
lot in which the Bank of BeivieW is
now situated. Mr.. Thompson will
probably occupy the residence With
his family.
The rain has been too much for the
sthreshing mac chimes, and they are all
laid up waiting for the dry weather
that will permit them to finish the
weeks work yet remaining to be. done
to close the work in this section for
this season.
The rally by the children of the suns
day school of the Congregations
church last Sunday morning was
largely attended, and the exercises
were unusually interesting. The rally
took the place of the regular morning
services of the church.
The auction sale on the farm of John
Ilett. in Sheridan township, was in
definitely postponed, on account of the
poor crowd being in attendance. Those
who were present say that Mr. Ilett
has more useful articles, and in better
condition than are generally found at
an auction sale.
Peter E1sehen co h tinnes to extol the
conditions of Oklahoma. In a recent
letter he states that wheat in that
State went from 25sto 42 bushels per
acre, testing 64 to 81 bushels. This is
not in harmony with the reports of
some other Redwood county people
who have raised wheat in the territory