The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-31

.RELyIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
E w Birch, dentist, will at BelvieW
Aug. 18th, 9Th and 9th.
Fred HalIberg has returned from his
visit with friends and relatives in Wis
consin.
Ole Johnson has completed his hand
some residence on his new farm south
lof town.
Willard Simpson has returned home
from his visit with his grandmother at
Cannon Falls.
The first threshing in this vicinity
was commenced on the farm of Peter
Hanson yesterday.
Morning services only were conducted
by Rev. A. O. Aasen at the Lutheran
church last Sunday.
G. G. Enestvedt has been spending
the past week with friends and rela-
tives IN Minneapolis.
). NJ. Thorn pson was transacting
business in Redwood Falls on Tuesday
afternoon of last week.
p. II. Jones visited with his parent
in Minneapolis last week. His elevator
is now open for business.
+ Five passengers from here boarded
Sunday mornings excursion train to
pass the day in the cities.
DR.. H. J. Rice, a brother of g. j..
Rice Of this place, has decided to locate
in Fergus Falls for the practice Of den-
tistry.
Rev. SnoWden of Heath, Mass, ar.
rived Saturday and will take charge of
the Congregational pulpit at this place
for some weeks to come
Two runaways the past week result
ed in the loss of a valuable horse to S.
f. Peterson and compelling Jas. Brown.
to purchase new binder.
Miss Carrie Thorsen Of Winona is
visiting with the family of Swan Peter.
son, south of town. She will remain
in this vicinity during the summer.
Rev. A. G. Olson and wife of Illinois
are making an extended visit with
relatives in and around BelvieW, being
at the home of G. j. Rice last week.
DR.. FL. P. Dredge has moved his
office from the rear Of the drug store to
rooms over j. NJ Thompson's store,
which have. been fitted up for the
doctor.
Rev. 3. g. Lyons, who has taken
charge Of the Congregational field here
since Rev. Robinson's departure, will
leave for the eastern part of the State
to-day.
The rry-go-round struck town last
week, and all of the children, and
many Of the older children, availed
themselves of the opportunity to swing
around the circle
IF you want some H4just as good II
make it myself, !" remedy, try an imita-
ton Rock Mountain Tea Twill make:
you sick and keep you sick. III. NJ.
Hitchcock and Go.
The cutting of wheat is about over.
Farmers admit that the yield and grade
will be better than they anticipated
ten days ago, although the hot weather
did considerable damage
Forkrud Bros. have sold their liquor
dispensary to g. N. Corsman and Gus.
Hagen, who took possession of the
same last Friday. The former will
probably return to farming.
The ladies of the Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Swan
w. Peterson Tomorrow The Young
| Peoples society members met with
Mrs. John Evans Monday evening.
/ w. II. Wallace and family are with
w. Fl. Gold and family in their cottage
at Point Comfort, Big Stone Lake,
where the party is enjoying an outing.
| The bank is in charge of Otto Goethe
during w. III. Is absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Goethe and daughter
visited with relatives at Sacred Heart
over Sunday, driving over Saturday
levenlng, and making the return in
l.Sunday evenings storm.
Miss Flora Patterson Of Three Lakes
arrived here from the summer training
school at the State University last
| Wednesday, and she will probably visit
with her sister, Mrs. B. Simpson, until
her school in Redwood Falls opens for
the fall term.
The first village cistern for fire pur-
Iposes has been completed A double
cover will be placed on this one, as well
as on the other three, for the purpose
Iof protecting the water from frosts and
Ialse to prevent heavy loads from posi-
bly, breaking through.
| Rev. rs. @. Aasen and wife came
down from Dawson last week, and will
probably make their home in Belview
for the future. They viii have apart