The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-30
BEL
BELvIEw TIME TABLE.
RELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.

1. RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
| Andrew Olson was visiting with
friendsin Madison over Sunday.
Joseph Ganser has returned from a
visit with frieSy ids in Owatonna.
Otto GoetzeJand family drove to Sa-
cred Heart Saturday afternoon, return
ing Sunday.
Andrew Peterson of Swedes Forest
| was visiting with friends in Hanley
Falls on Saturday.
Andrew Peterson returned from his
trip to Minneapolis during the early
part of last week.
G. j.. Rice left yesterday for South
Dakota, where he will work up sales
for his new dustless sweeper.
0. O. Tinnesand has vacated the resi-
dence of Andrew Harried, and Fred.
Jaeger and wife have become tenants
of the same.
VIM. Connor and Mrs. Baade came
over from Renville last Sunday and
| visited for some time with the family
of j. NJ. Thompson.
The council met Friday evening and
levied an assessment Of S13.25 against
each lot for the construction of the
sidewalk to the town hall.
The rain of last Friday was just
what was wanted. People in town
wanted it. to lay the dust and to fill
cisterns and rain barrels, while the
farmers wanted it for their crops. All
are happy.
Mrs. Matt: Jensen was visiting with
friends west of here during the latter
part of the week. On Monday she left
for Minneapolis, where, after visiting
with friends there, she will 60 to her
future home in Todd county.
The social by the young people of the
Lutheran church, which was to have
occurred Friday evening, was post
poned until Saturday evening, on ac.
count of the storm. A large crowd
was present on the latter evening.
| VIM. Mack, who resides in the SOUTH
west corner of kintire, reports that he
has sold trees, etc., this season, which
have netted him over $4OO. Last year
| Mr.. Mack's sales were still larger. but
| he is of the opinion that the receipts
from his miniature nursery are fine,
considering the receipts from his regu-
lar farm work.
Jens Gunelson has resigned the posi-
tion as assistant in the real estate office
of A. O. Gimmestad. which he has
held for some time with great credit
He left fornorthern Minnesota Monday
with the view of looking up location
Tor the opening of real estate office.
His place in Mr. Gilnmestad's 8 office is
now filled by NJ. II. Sandager.
q. r. Rain has completed arrange
ments for putting in local telephone
exchange in Belview. Up to the pres
ent time he has secured subscribers for
"a 'phones, and has made arrangements
for the establishment of an exchange
in the postoffice. Mr. Rain has sent
away for all the necessary material and
expects to have the system in operation
inside of month.
1t is very probable that Otto Goetze,
assistant cashier of the Bank of Bel
view, will announce himself as can
didate for the Republican nomination
for register of deeds at the September
has resided in Belview for nearly ten
years, engaging in the mercantile busi-
ness at the outset and afterwards going
into the bank. He is an exceedingly
popular young man, and is likely to
have an unusually strong following in
this section of the county
II. NJ. keene left for st. Paul and
Roc hester Saturday. Mr.. Keene has
about made arrangements to dispose of
his newspaper plant at this place to
Prof. H. C.lEhlers, who has been prin-
cipal of the Belyiew schools during the
past two years. While the deal has
not been completed it has proceeded
far enough to warrant its publication
Mr.. Keene expects to go to North Da-
kota, where he will probably re-embark
in the newspaper business. Professor
Ehlers will undoubtedly give Belview
a good newspaper.
A. 0. Gimmestad was in Redwood
Falls and Minneapolis during the pas,
week, returning home on Thursday
evening. While in Minneapolis Mr.
Gimmestad was seized with a fainting
spell that necessitated his going to the
hospital over night The fainting oc
Cured in the chamber of commerce
building and created quite sensation
for a moment. While in that city he
called on S. o. Kolin, who has been il
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