The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-05
RELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

RELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER
III. D. Adsit is reported as somewhat
Improved.
A. @. Gimmestad returned from his
northern trip last Friday.
/ Martin Thompson is visiting at Min
neapolis for short while.
/ Jas. Peterson is visiting with rela-
tives al Seaforth this week.
Drafts sold on all Europeanlcountries
at the State Bank of Belview.
Christ Olsen attended the funeral of a
relative in Wisconsin the past week.
Owing to the terrific weather last
saturday the Ellis auction did not ma
] ture
4 A. G. Holm, now of Weod Lake,
was in town between trains last Fri
day.
Gladys Thorstad is somewhat under
4 the weather with mild attack Of ton
silitis.
Posters are out announcing sheriff
sale of the stock Of the defunct w. w.
Toner on the 4th inst.
Notices for the annual election to be
held March 11th are posted, but we
haven't heard word OF politics.
l w. S. Sherd and wife of Redwood
Falls visited with friends here and rela-
tives south of town Tuesday of last
week.
r. II. Rose, State agent of the
Springfield r. & Nj. Ius. Co., called on
: their local representative, Goetze, one
day last week.
J. J. Murphy and family Of Wiscon-
sin, son-in-law of Mrs. E. Payne, is
visiting at the home of the latter
south of town.
Miss Clara Jaeger returned from an
extended visit with relatives at Jordan
: and vicinity, and is now again in
) stalled as post-mistress in our local
| post-office.
Ollie Johnson has secured the con-
Z tract for the erection of 81 900 worth of
buildings for Oscar Borg atlDelhi, and
will commence the work as soon as
permissible.
. B. Maus and G. A. Lehman accom-
panied two cars of stock to South st.
Paul last Thursday, being a delivery
10 made by our hustl1ng stock and ma
= chine firm, RAIN & Maus.
= The local lodge of the A. 0. o. w.
will initiate their class of 81 members
: on the night of March 11th. Rev,
y Clements of Anoka will be in attend.
= ance to exelnpify the work.
: F. Koherr and wife are the parents
8 of the fourth little boy. who put in hit
= = appearance Sunday evening. Fred
: :. says he owns three eighties up in Nortf
Dakota, and as he cannot slight th'
: new conner, he will have to buckle ont'
another.
~ The papers in the transfer of th,
- creamery were drawn and executed
last Wednesday, and F. w. Chapman
= of Echo IS now sole owner and proprie
- tor. Mr.. Wildegrube will continue a
- the helm as he is proving himself al
>, efficient young butter maker.
Jas. Peterson is man ofleisure new
having disconnected his services wit
ay 6. f. Rain last Saturday, and in who's
to employment he has been for the pas
lis three years. Jim won't remain idl
very long as good jobs areialWays looh
lie ing for sterling young men like him.
ia Prof. 6. w. Hill proved himself on
as of the best lecturers which it has eve
le. been our pleasure to hear, and bot
courses of last Tuesday and Wedne
day were we'll received by his auditor
1t is expected that Mr.. Hill will fill
- return date here on Sunday, the lett
IA inst, and if SO he is certainly assure
>. of full house.
The 81, 800 village hall bonds voted o
Jan. 9th, last, have been declared illt
gal by the attorneys of the purchase
on account of an error in the proceed
ings relative thereto. The 4egis1atnI
having passed curative act wbereb
. we are now enabled to issue bonds fo
the total eost Of tie han, q speciai elet
ton will be called ia the near future
vote upon the full amount of &, ,5N
AS this is the same amount as wa
voted upon and won by . large najo1
|ity at the first election lest Septembel
little or no opposition is expected q
the polls.
Resolutions Of Sympathy.