The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-11-06

BELvIEW TINE TABLE.
RELVIEW AND It's BORDER.

RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
s Fred. Koherr has erected a Il workshop
on his residence property.
Wiik & Forkrud have put ii new
set Of fixtures IN their liquor dispensing
resort.
Mrs Otto Goethe and child have been
visiting with the formers mother and
brother in Minneapolis.
IS Miss Cora Sampson of Rio, Wis, has
been visiting with the family Of Fl. A.
Bake during the past week.
The young people of the Lutheran
church met at e. Knutson's last We'd
nesday evening, and enjoyed a pleas.
ant evening.
Andrew Olson has traded house and
lot in Sacred Heart for the equity Of
Hans Hall in farm located in SWedes
Forest township.
An alarm Of fire was given about
$3.50 Saturday afternoon. chimney
in the residence of T. Thompson was
burning out No damage
Rev. A. O. Aasen left for Dawson
last Friday to conduct services at the
Lutheran church in that town. From
there he went to South Dakota.
A 1alloWe'en party was held at the
home of Fred. Hallterg last Thursday
evening. The spirits later moved
gates and signs, but did not destroy or
damage property.
Brings attraetiveness to listless, UNI
lovable girls, making them -handsome
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35
cents. Hitchcock & Go. 13.4t.
f Flowing in this section is all finished
and corn husking is. about half done.
Many farmers had finished before the
storm Of last Saturday, while others
had hardly commenced.
The death Of Herman Stage, the 81
year old son of Theodore Stage. residing
about four miles south of Seaforth, oc-
Cured at the home of his father last
Thursday evening Death was due to
appendicitis.
III. III. Dahl of the Bank of Revere. a
candidate for register Of deeds. was in
BelvieW last Friday. Mr.. Dahl stated
that his trip here was on business alone
and that he considered it too early to
make political visit.
A rain and sleet storm set in about
noon Saturday and continued until
Sunday morning. Snow accompanied
the rain and sIeet. It was several de-
grees below freezing during the storm
and all day Sunday. Indeed, the old
est inhabitant made guess that win
ter had arrived.
DR.. Dredge OF this place, who was re-
Gently elected coroner to succeed DR.. a.
b. Halves, resigned, announces that he
has appointed DR.. w. A. Palmer Of.
Redwood Falls as his deputy at the.
county seat, where coroner is gener-
ally needed more than in any other
portion of the county.
During the past week 40. Gimme
stad sold half a section of land in Todd
county to John Evans, st. Louis agent
at this place, and 40 acres to Lars
Abrahamson, s. Stinsager and Matt
Rergit of Delhi. Mr. Gimmestad ex-
poets to go into Todd county with
other purchasers this week.
The foundation for the new village
hall was completed last week and on
Saturday afternoon, after an inspectio
the council decided to accept the same.
The masons We're paid off. The work
is now up to the contractor, Ole John
son, who, if cold weather sets in, as is
now evident, is not likely to complete
the hall this year.
The removal Of the household effects
of VIM. III. Wallace to Redwood Falls
will occur this week, Mr.. Wallace and
family going with them. Immed iately
after Mr.. Wallace is settled in thatscity
the new aGold-Stabeck bank will be
opened at that point. This will prob
ABLY be some time next week. Mr..
Wallace expects the burglar-p proof safe
to arrive from the factory by the mid.
die of next week.
The council held a special meeting
Saturda evening to consider the bids
for the issue Of S., 800 village hall bonds
Kahn q Co. Of Minneapolis offered to.
take the bonds at par and SIS for print.
ling, etc. S. IS. Keam Of Chicago want.
ed par and SO. It was thought that
Eboth bids would be rejected. The build