The Redwood gazette., 1901-11-13
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

200 acres of Todd county dirt.
T DR.. Dredge, ]. M. Thompson, Wm.
Mack and Z. Rosburg were attending
court at Redwood Falls Monday.
The teacher for district No. 5, Swedes
Forest, arrived here Saturday, and
school opened there last Monday.
DR.. Dredge went to Minneapolis last
Thursday and returned home with Mrs.
Dredge and the children on Sunday.
Matt Jensen, who spent several days
in northern Minnesota, looking after
northern land, returned home last Sat
urday.
Gunder Peterson has returned from
Hendricks and Wilno, Lincoln county,
where he has been doing carpenter
work for some time past.
u. Rosberg has sold two lots and a
40 acre tract in section 20, Kintire, to
Geo. Leatherman and H. Adsit, the
consideration being s3O.50 per acre.
Creamery P. Murphy, having re-
Gently purchased some prize chickens,
is now engaged in building an expen-
sive hen house in which to keep them.
The timbers for the town hall have
been placed in position, and the con-
tractor is rushing the remainder of the
work as rapidly as the weather will
permit.
A meeting was held Saturday eve
ming for the purpose of reorganizing a
dramatic society to present an open
ing play for the new town hall. A
play is yet to be selected.
An important Lutheran conference
session opened here yesterday morning.
and will continue in session for about
three days. About 20 ministers will be
present during the inference.
At the last meeting of the village
council the two bids for the town hall
bonds were rejected, and new bids or
dered advertised for. The date set for
the opening of new bids is Nov. 23d.
La Fiesta de Los Angeles is one of
the. greatest of mid-winter events in
California. The cigar bearing that
name is one of the finest made, and
sold only at the Central p Pharmacy. 14-5
Owing to poor business Mrs. f. Jae-
ger closed up the Commercial House
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Jaeger
and family will occupy the lower floor
of the building for residence purposes,
While the second floor will be occupied
by various parties.
J. NJ Thompson moved his house
hold effects and family to the residence
he recently purchased in SouthWorth's
addition, last Saturday. The rooms
over the store, vacated by Mr.. Thomp-
sons family, will be occupied by Mar
tin Thompson and wife.
I The school house narrowly avoided a
schorching last Thursday. There be-
ing no zinc between the stove and the
floor the heat from the stove set fire to
the floor and it required several min
utes to extinguish the flames that had
been kindled. The fire department was
not called out, however
The. building once used for meat
marked, but which is being. remodeled
for a saloon building, is very nearly
completed. a large plate glass win
dow adorns the front. The porch to
the hotel is completed and Mr.. Maus
will soon commence work on the re-
modelling of the interior Of that build
ing. Hei is thinking seriously of put
ting ia assteam heating plant under
the hotel.
w FL. Wallace moved his household
effects to Redwood Falls last THURSDAY,
and on Friday Mrs. Wallace and the
children We're taken to their new home
in that city. Before leaving BelvieW
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace We're given a
farewell reception at the lodge hall and
|ats the reception they were presented
with q handsome rocking chair, Mrs.
A. r. Pottratz making the present
speech. On behalf of the A. o u. w.
DR.. Dredge expressed regret over the
departure of the couple, Fred. Koherr
spoke for the Modern Woodmen, Mrs
a. +. Portrait spoke for the Degree Of
Honor, Rev. F.. 4. Snowden for the
Congregation church and Mr. Patchen
for the Sunday school, To these inn
promptu talks Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
both responded, contending that they
would always pleasant remember the
days they spent in BelvieW.
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