The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW TINE TABLE.
RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
Lars Wiik has returned from Wis
cousin, where he has been for nearly a
year
The Congregational ladies' aid soci-
ty meets with Mrs. Ollie johnson to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Moe Of Dawson visited with
Mrs. John Martin during the early
portion of last week.
Miss Flora Patterson and Miss Lydia
Hauptli of Redwood Falls are visiting
with Mrs. Ben. Simpson and family.
Mrs. Mary Scanlan, accompanied by
by her brother 'iMatthew, attended the
carnival at Minneapolis during the
past week.
John McKowen is in North Dakota,
looking after real estate, while Mrs.
McKoWen is visiting with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Hans Olson returned from Minneap-
oils the first portion of the week. His
brother, Clarence Olson expects to re-
turn home this week.
Miss Matilda Martin has returned
from her musical studies at Minneapo-
lis, and will spend the summer with
her mother and relatives in this city.
Nelson, the cement sidewalk man,
is doing business on our streets-mak-
ing cement sidewalks and they add
wonderfully to the appearance of our
town.
Station Agent Evans, wife and faith
er, have returned from their visit with
friends in northern Iowa, and Mr..
Evans is again at the helm in the ST..
Louis depot.
Lawrence Charles of Redwood Falls
has been employed to conduct the meat
market of Ben. Maus Mr.. Charles is
an excellent meat market man and
ought to give Belview satisfaction.
Tell US why druggist offers you a
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co. 'sRocky Mountain Tea? Does he
love you are is he after the bigger prof
it? Think it over. Hitchcock & Co.
J. NJ, Thompson has returned from
his trip to North Dakota and Otto
Goetze is again able to be out to look
for votes at the primaries for the Re-
publican nomination for register of
deeds.
Jens Gunelson has finally decided to
locate at Stephen, Kittson county,
where he will open real estate office
Mr.. Gunelson was here last week and
packed up his belongings preparatory
to bidding Belview last goodbye.
r. A. Turrell and G. H. Aiken were
here Saturday, at theinstance of Coun-
ty Surveyor Bigham. They were en-
gagged in running out road south from
| town, over which there has been dis
pute for long time past.
At the old settlers reunion at Rock
Dell church on June I'd there were
present the Rev. Mr. Stub, eighty
years old, the Oldest Lutheran minister
in the United States, aud at the close
Of the afternoon services an offering
was taken up as birthday present to
Mr. Stub and as mark of esteem in
which he is held by the Lutherans of
that section.
Independent: Last Monday after
noon the people of BeIview and yicin-
ity were somewhat frightened by the
appearance of several dangerous look
ing clouds, one of which struck the
place of John Colby, five miles south
Of Vesta, and destroyed corn crib and
a chicken coop. His house was so bad
| ly wrecked that the plaster was all
| spoiled. His found his road cart about
eighty rods from his buildings, Mr..
Colby, seeing it coming. put his chill
dren into wagon and drove rapidly
towards the south and thus got out of
the path of the storm. Some of the
hail stones found near there measured
| about five and half inches in circum-
ference. The other clouds did no dam
age whatever,