The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-21
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RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

O. "a. Gibbs and wife were at Red
wood Falls on Saturday.
Mrs. Matt Jensen and children are.
visiting with relatives III Minneapolis.
The Lutheran Ladies, Aid society
met with Mrs. A. F. E1IIes yesterday.
Attorney Charles r. Howard of Red
wood Falls was in town on Tuesday
last, on legal business.
George Countryman is ex pected home
from his trip to Buffalo and Canada
some time next week.
Andrew Davidson has secured a.
position as grain buyer for one of the.
elevators at Hazel Run.
Adolph Froelich has sold his farm to
August Windhorst Of Sleepy Eye, the
price being $50 per acre.
w. III. Wallace, wife and son have
returned from their outing at Big Stone
lake, Will reports an improvement
ali along the line.
The Pacific elevator at this place has
been re-opened, after being shut down
for a full year A. 3. Pehrson of Fair
fax is the local agent.
Ole Flom, injured by bucket con-
tanning mud falling on him while he
was in a well on Tuesday afternoon
last, is improving rapidly.
VIM. O'Connor and wife and Mrs.
Baade of Renyille were visiting with
the family of j. M. Thompson during
the early portion of last week.
Mrs. H. r. Helgeson, Mrs. Helga
Helgeson and Mrs. Vallar are visiting
with relatives at Hazel Run, w heaton
and Twin Valley. They will be absent
for some time.
The st. Louis will run two passenger
trains day each way during State
Fair week. and will charge only one
fare for the round trip. Look at the
bills for time card.
Ben. Simpson is enjoying a visit
with relatives at Mortified and Fari-.
bault. His mother resides in the
former city. The furniture store is be-
ing conducted by Jerome, who is also
acting as marshal. !,
The Independent revives the old
rumor to the effect that the Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis division will be moved
from Morton to Madison. There is
nothing in it. The. st. Louis is just
now looking for different field.
NJ. o. Byram of Redwood Falls has
secured the job of moving J.. NJ.
Thompson barn on the lots in the
western portion of the town, on which
Mr.. Thompson anticipates building a
residence some time in the future.
While Ole Tinnesand was absent
from his meat market on Tuesday af-
ternoon of last week some fellow walked
in, broke open the till, and touched it
for all the money that there was in it
about Sl1. AS to who stole the money
no one here seems to have any idea.
+ The Messrs. Sandager, executors, A.
o. Gimmestad, acting as their clerk,
and Mrs. John Martin drove to Red
| wood Falls Thursday to be present at
| the final accounting of the executors Of
the estate of the late John Martin. Mr..
Gimmestad left Monday for Wiscon-
/ sin and Buffalo, intending to enjoy a
lengthy vacation
1T is reported here that Peter. Eischen
has tired of Oklahoma, and that iD a
shortstime he will return to Redwood
county, and live here for the future.
Peter hasn' been making all the money
that he imagined he could make ia
/ that territory, and hence his desire to
return. If he comes to BelvieW both
4 Peter and his family will he welcomed.
The marriage Of Edward a.. Jaeger
and Miss Christine Mogen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. @. H Mogen, was
|solemnized at the Lutheran church on
Wednesday afternoon, the ceremony
being performed in the presence OF
only few members of the families 81
the contracting parties. The newly
married couple will reside here for the
I future.
For Sale.
Good residence, together with p
! acres OF land, located in southeastern
lportion Of the city, is for sale. inquire
3 of Mrs. John Mel lreavie. Est