The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-29

ELvIEW TINE TABLE.
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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Andrew Bake is very III with brain
fever.
Mrs. Louis Leonard is visiting rela-
tives id Nicollet county
g. P. Murphy expects 70 organize a
creamery association in Vesta.
f. H. O. Schoenecker has about closed
q deal for q harness shop at ~ ahasso.
+ Services were conducted at the Luth-
eran church Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Halberg, a sister Of Fred. Hal
berg, is now employed IN Miss Evans
millinery store.
J. NJ. Thompson and wife, and Miss
Irene Thompson visited with relatives
in Sacred Heart Sunday
John McKowen was in Renyille
county Thursday, bringing home with
him fine Norman stallion.
Prof. Ehler and Miss Abbott have
been reelected to their positions in the
BelvieW schools for next year.
Mrs. Marion Johnson and daughter
of Redwood Falls visited with the fam
lily of w. IS. Sherd last Sunday.
VIM. Mack will build quite large
addition to his farm residence, work on
the same having commenced Monday
IA. %. Gimmestad recently acquired
], $3.50 acres of land in Todd county,
which he has already placed on the
market.
Lew II. Wallace was over from Yes
ia Saturday. Lew beats Your Uncle.
James Arnold as Vesta boomer, and
insists that all roads lead to Vesta.
Herman Boelter, who is in the en-
ploy Of G. F. Rain as a harness repair
er. has rented the residence Of Martin
Cole and will soon move his family to
this place.
Quite large number of BelvieW peo-
pie drove to Renville Sunday morning
and took in the excursion to Evarts,
South Dakota, a new town on the Mil
Waukee system.
Crops are looking fine-in fact, there.
has never been any better promise of a
good harvest than there is at the pres
ent time. The frost Of Friday evening,
did very little, if any, damage in this
section.
Miss Christina Peterson left last
Thursday for Denmark to reside with.
her parents in that country. Miss Pet
erson will sail via the American line.
She is not certain Of returning to the
United States.
As a result of his recent runaway ac-s
cident w. III. Wallace now has a fine
new buggy and a new set of harness for
his horses. He realized only $50 out of
the ruins Of the buggy and harness in
jured in the wreck.
A street running south from the
creamery has been opened, Gunder5
Peterson donating the land aud the
council grading it in an excellent man
ner. The council has also greatly inn
proved the street leading to the mill.
Mrs. T. g. Childs, mother of Mrs. w.
S. Sherd, who has been visiting with
the latter since last November, left for
Minneapolis Saturday. After remain
+ ing there for several days she will go to-
California on q visit with her sisters in
that State
The directors of the Belview creamery
association held semi-annual meeting
Saturday. checking up the accounts of
lSupt. Murphy, which were found to he
in excellent condition. The progress
made by the creamery was also graft
flying to the directors.
Two afakirs' atteln pied to do a ped
ding and auctioneering business in
BelyieW during the past week both
withouta license. CLERK Goethe and
Marshal Simpson gave them their
walking papers, and they left town
with some utterances adverse to the of
fcials,
Nh and III. NJ. Sandager, execu-
tors, and a. W 8S11mmestad were IN
| Vesta Friday settling up matters in
connection with the estate Of the late
John Martin. The executors hope to
Ibe able to make their final account in
1.-The estate to the probate court on June
10th. They have had some important
work on their hands since accepting
the trust.
The new gasoline engine for fire ex-
| tinguishing purposes has been tested
and accepted by the council, at cost
Iof 81 200 The council will now enlarge
the engine house and put in station
airy gasoline engine at the village well.
Cisterns, each holding about $50 bar
rels Of water, and 70 cost ID the neigh
Iborhood Of 81 900, viii be sunk at four
Idfffere,lt nlacna If tho villapn q nj soac Is