The Redwood gazette., 1902-09-03
BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.

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Hans Jensen and wife of Redwood
Falls visited with A. 0. Gjmmestad
and family on Aug. 22d.
Adolph Froelich is receiving treat
ment for large and dangerous ab-
scess on one side of his head.
Miss LeIaJMcKay of Redwood Falls
has been visiting with the family of G.
Z. Enestvedt during the past week.
For the pushing of his country busi-
ness A. o. Gimmestad has recently
purchased fine driving team.
A. 0. Gibbs expects to thresh $500
bushels of fax this year, which at Sl.25
per bushel will net MIR. Gibbs a neat
sum.
The Misses Loreno Holms and Otelia
GoetZe have returned to their homes IN
Carver, after visiting for several weeks
with Otto Goethe and family.
A. O. Gimmestad was in New Ulm
and Hanska during portion of last
week, attending to matters III connec
ton with the I. johnson estate.
E. A. Cross of the God -Stabeck bank
of Redwood Falls is assisting in the
Bank of Belview. He will continue in
that capacity until after the primaries.
A street scrap Saturday afternoon re-
suited in ''run inn Of thresher
thrown out employment temporarily
by the rain, and fine Monday morn
ing.
The children of J, NJ. Thorn pson,
who have been visiting with relatives
in Vesta and Renville during the ab-
sence of Mr. and Mrs Thompson, have
returned home.
John Schoregge and daughters came
over from Renville county Friday,
Miss Schoregge remaining to teach
school at Belview during the coming
school term.
E. A. Pease secured the contract for
putting the furnace heating plant in
| the school house, and he has men en-
ployed in that capacity for the past
week or two.
G. P. Murphy and family came in
from Mt Horeb, Wis, early last week
and visited here a few days, after
which they left for Willmar, where
they will reside in the future.
Miss Grace Abbott left for Redwood
Falls Tuesday, to visit day or two
with friends. there, after which she
went to Wabasso, where she is to teach
school during the coming term.
| 1t is probable that Prof. Hills will
preach at the Congregational church
! next Sunday morning and evening,
and lecture the town hall on the fol
lowing Monday and Tuesday evenings.
When once liberated within your
system, it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to
feel the pleasures of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Hitch
cock Il Co. 35 cents.
G. G. Enestvedt reports having re-
ceived 1884 bushels of wheat at the
Farmers elevator during ihe past year.
The expense of running the elevator
was 81, ,347.79, and the elevator made q
net gain of 81, ,25O.s4 over the business
of the preceding year.
Wegot it. A heavy rain last Friday
evening, followed by another on Sat
| urday. 1t delayed threshing stopped
it entirely and on Saturday and Sun
day the town was full of threshers.
Nearly all the grain in this section was
stacked before the rain fell.
School opened here Monday with
about 20 pupils. Prof. Ehlers, who
was principal last year. again occupies
that position, and will teach school
and run the newspaper in conjunction.
Mr.. Ehlers returned from q visit to his
old home in Iowa Sunday evening.
Remember the primaries on Tuesday
Sept. 18th, and remember to mark 8
cross opposite the name of E. T. Young
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to be true friend of Redwood
county and is the abIest candi
date III the bunch
Prof John G. Miller will soon leave
for oddcounty, where he will engag,
in the banking business, having decid
ed to quit school work, for time a
least. Prof Miller has many friend.
all over Redwood county, and they
will wish him success in his new ven
ture.
i Mrs. A. F. Pottratz is again at tn,
hospital in Rochester, where she hal
submitted to another surgical opera
ton Mr.. Pattratz left for that plac,
last week, and Miss Frances Pottrat;
| is visiting with relatives in Houston
county during her mothers hospita
treatment.
| Rev w. r. McClane preached hl