The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-03

isELVIEW AND FRS BORDER.

II
Mrs. Freeman left here last Monday
for short visit at Mankato.
As o. Gimmestead is preparing to 60
to Oklahoma about the 18th.
Lew Wallace was over from Vesta
last Sunday to see his people.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Fred. Portrait next Thursday
Korherr and his crew Of builders
clme up from Delhi over Sunday.
Otto Goethe and wife have taken up
their abode in the Helgeson house.
Miss Emma Mogen came home from
her visit to South Dakota few days
q 90.
Martin Cole is reported very low,
and grave doubts are held as to his 1e-
coverv.
The lot on which the old barber shop
is located has been sold to John Nc
KoWen.
Henry Odegaard moved up with his.
family last Saturday, from Minneapo-7
lis to his farm near this place.
Arne Loken has moved in from the.
country with bis family, occupying
the second floor of his building
Mrs Wallace and son returned from
Albee, IS. D., where they have been
visiting for several weeks, last Satur-s
day. IS.
a. Leonard drove to Wood Lake
Monday, where he went to fill orders
for the popular BelvieW Roller Mills
supplies.
j NJ Thompson closed his Iabors in
the third house at st. Paul last week,
and came home to rest on his we'll
earned laurels.
A. f. Portrait opened the Lampert
Lumber Yards for business last Mon
day, at the old stand of Christensen &
Somerville Co.
Rev. b, 9. Lyon will preach at Sea-
forth next Thursday evening, April 4
in the Lutheran church. The public
is cordially invited.
| a special Easter service has been
prepared for the Congregation church
next Sunday morning. The Sunday
school will join with the pastor.
| Easter services will be celebrated in
the Norwegian LANGUAGE at the Luth-
eran church next Sunday afternoon, at
2:30, and IN English in the evening
| The village council have taken meas :
ures to open up a new street to the
creamery. Ajury will. appraise and
condemn the right oflWay required, to-
day.
i Mrs. Grant Adsit is at ochester hos
pital for! medical treatment. DR..
Dredge stopped of at that city on his
4 way home, to confer i'll regard to treat
nent of the case.
4 Prof Ehler Of Plymouth, Iowa, is
! the new principal of the high school
arriving last Monday. Prof Traverse
resigned last Thursday aud went back
i to Milwaukee next day.
The il. P. Dolllff Go. sold lumber
bills for the new Lutheran parsonage
near the Sheridan church aud for a
good sized 6 Welling for Neis Eide dur
ing the past week or SO.
Some Of the charitably disposed citi-
zens of BelvieWl raised money last
1 week. and sent home victim OF alco-
holism who has been drinking himself
into delirium at the saloons here the
past winter.
For q few brief hours BelvieW was
4 dry last Monday. The old licenses ex-
\ pired and the saloon men tried some
thing like bluff on the raise to $50
ordered by the council. Before Il e
noon hour, however, Koiin and Ben
Maus rendered the city treasurer the
stipulated amount and opened their
doors. 1t is probable that the remain
ing dispensary is ia full flower by the
time this is printed 8
If Otto Goethe hasa passion for one
thing more than another, it's for thor
oughbred fowls. After studying cata-
logues and journals Of chicken fanciers
for 9 year Tor. 50, he determined last
winter TO begin in modest way with
q small coop Of fowls. These were OF
the Minorca breed, with royal pedi-
grees and every thing regular, butasince
their coming. Otto has watched in vain
for assets ID the way of eggs. One
morning last week, however, the
sIclouds were lifted BY the appearance Of
OF e monstrous egg none Of the nest
which he had constructed for members
Iof the royal Minorca. harem. That ex-
Lplained.it. The birds were not CONF
mon barnyard fowl, but were gifted
with wonderful reserve powers, aud
the spirit oflex pansion. Of course the
news vast too good 70 keep, and soon
/ all of Otto's friends were making daily