The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-09
BELyIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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Druggist Countryman came back
Drayton, s. D., last Friday.
Will Peterson has gone to Willmar
to take an educational course.
A. E. Rice drove over from his farm
near Sacred Heart last Thursday.
Thos. Kolen was over from Sacred
Heart Monday, on a business mission.
Mrs. Jaeger went to Echo last Mon
day to nurse a sick lady in that town.
Henry Hegdahl went to Minneapolis
last week, for course in the Agricul-
tural school.
III. Sandager will rent his farm to r.
Christianson the coming season, and
move into town.
A party of young people drove over
the river to Ole Enestvedt's last Sun
day for social time.
A. 0. Gimmestad made business
trip to Granite Falls last Monday. He
will be home to day.
Miss Nellie Sherd went to Mortified
last Monday, to resume her course in
the high school of that city.
Otto Goethe and wife. with Mrs.
Thompson and daughter, Adella, droye
to Sacred Heart last Sunday.
Gene Lewis passed through here
Monday on his return trip from Todd
county to his home at Vesta.
Rev. Geo. F. Wells, publisher of
Backbone, lectured at the Congrega-
tiona] church Monday evening.
The young people who attended the
social gathering at Filing Ellingsen's
last Sunday evening, report a very
pleasant time.
Otto Goethe is the new assistant cash
Ter of the Belview bank. Cashier Wal
lace has made no mistake in choosing
a popular and reliable assistant
Mr.. and Mrs. .Sherd accompanied
their daughter to Mortified last Mon
day and will visit relatives in that vi
cinity during the coming month.
August Portrait, wife apd daughter,
started for Chicago over the St. Louis
last Monday. Mr.. Portrait wants to
go on to the Pacific coast, for relief from
asthma.
g. b. Adset has moved his farm res :
dence nearer the road, and is charging
and rebuilding it. He will also erect a
suitable barnIas soon as weather con-
ditions permit.
Lew Wallace goes to Vesta today, to
take the place of Assistant Cashier
Hutchinson of the Bank of Vesta, who
has been assigned to duty in the Secur-
ity Bank of Renville.
There was a reunion of the Mckay
clans at Thos. McKay's last Monday.
Seven sbrothers We're present, one of
them being Archie Mckay of West
Branch / Mich, who had been separat-
ed from, most of his brothers for good
many years.
CREAMERY MEETING.
Thelstock holders of Belview cream
cry had quite an enthusiastic annual
meeting last Monday, at the close of a
successful year for business. The old
officers were reelected and $500 was
voted out of the years earnings toward
reducinglthe debt on the plant. The
report of Secretary Adsit showed that
|, 4O9, 1898 pounds of milk had been used,
So, 633 pounds of pnttermade, for which
$1,000 hadi been received. SIC, 1913
was the amount distributed among
nearly Zoo patrons for milk, the net in
come above expenses being $500. 81. @.
Olson is president, A. M. Stewart vice
president, G.. b. Adsit secretary, w.
III. Wallace treasurer, Dan Mckay, G.
o. Giinmestad and Rudolph Hoppen-
rath directors. After voting to have
iceIfor the coming year put up at once
on the same plan as last year, each
stock holder to haul load Of ice or be
assessed ISL, the meeting adjourned to
discuss the refreshments furnished by
Belview's hospitable citizens. Jess
Thompson, in white jacket, made a
model caterer, with DR.. Dredge on the
side dissecting cold meats and dispen-
sing other viands to various business
men of theltoWn, who hustled as wait
ers in the liveliest fashion. The long
table was replenished three times be-
fore all had been served. Druggist
Conntryman passed cigars for an after
dinner smoke, and Treasurer Wallace
was called upon for q speech. The ge-
NAL cashier made hit as an after-din-
ner orator. He argued that the exper-5
fence ofithe society in its firstsyear had
been costly, but that the experience
was probably worth its cost. He paid
high tribute to Manager Murphy for
sperseyering in the face of many obsta-
scles, and finally winning success for
the CORPORATION. He concluded with 81