The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-09
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW TIME TABLE.
RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Andrew Peterson and wife spent the
Fourth with relatives at Clear Lake.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. w. |. Howes tomorrow after
| noon.
Otto Goetze and family were among
the Belview people in Redwood Falls
on the Fourth.
Miss Ella Olson is entertaining Miss
Peterson of Nicollet county at her
home in Swedes Forest.
DR.. H. P. Dredge was in Redwood
Falls on Friday, Mrs. Dredge and
children accom- panied him.
Fred. Hallberg's orchestra furnished
music for dance at Christ. Enest-
vedt's on the night of the 4th.
Louis Leonard and wife have recent
ly returned from a weeks outing along
the banks of Big Stone Lake.
An addition is being built onto Ben.
Simpsons furniture store to accommodate
his rapidly growing business.
G. F. Rain and family visited with
Mr.. Rahn's parents and took in the
celebration at Redwood Falls last Fri
day.
The American girl is considered the
finest on earth. The American Girl
cigar has no equal in the five cent
line. 29-tf
Quite number from BeIvieW and
surrounding country will leave here
tomorrow morning on the special ex-
cursion train to Watertown, where they
will attend Ringing Bros circus.
The rain of last Friday evening was
quite heavy in this place. 1t was pre-
ceded by strong wind, and for time
the few people left in town feared that
cyclone had made its appearance.
\ celebration was held in John o.
sons grove, northeast of town, on the
4th. A. e. Dollif of Redwood Falls
delivered the oration and the Delhi
band furnished music for the occasion.
Messrs Maus, Peterson, and Feller-
son, who went north recently in search
of land, have returned. Each one of
the three made purchase, the former
two buying half section tracts and the
latter quarter section.
Henry Rick, who has had charge of
the Belyiew creamery since G.. p. Muir
ply left here, has moved his headquar-
ters to Echo. He expects to be in Bel
view every day to look after the inter
ests Of the creamery and its patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, +. Rain celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding
at their residence on Tuesday evening"
\ few invited friends were present and
made the evening a merry one, IN
one that will be remembered by Mr.
and Mrs, RAIN.
In the second game Of ball between
the single and married men, played on
Tuesday evening last, the single men
came out victorious, the score being IS
to g. The boys have broken even and
a decisive game is likely to be an
nounced for an early date
Miss Nina NJ. johnson of Nontfort,
| Wis.,, has been engaged to teach in the
primary department of the BelveW
schools for the next school year, sue
ceeulng Miss Grace Abbott who did
not care to return to BelvieW. Miss
johnson has been teaching for several
years, and filed excellent recommenda-
tions with the school trustees
1t was quiet in Belview on the
Fourth, residents of the town going
either to NeSta, to SeafOrth or to Red
wood Falls to spend the day. All who
went to other towns report an excellent
| time, those returning from Redwood
Falls claiming that the celebration
there was one of the biggest events of
the kind that they had ever witnessed
Lawrence Charles, employed in Maus
meat market, had two ribs broken by
being attacked by3 a COW. which he
was about to slaughter one day during
the past two weeks. The break was SO
slight that Mr.. Charles paid no atten-
tiOn to it for two or three days, when
the pain began TO increase aud he had
| DR.. Dredge make an examination with
the above result.