The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-23
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW TIME TABLE.
PELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

a baby boy was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs.C. J. Rice.
a. F. Pottratz was business visitor
in Minneapolis last week.
Jno. Blanchard has purchased hal
section near Winnipeg, Canada.
The Ladies' Aid society meets witt
Mrs. II. Adsit tomorrow afternoon.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ben Maus on Monday of las
week.
| Miss Inez Bager was the guest o.
! Miss Amy Wasson of Sheridan last
week.
| George Olson of Swedes Forest has
secured a position in a store in Cotton
wood and left here Monday for that
place.
the Congregational church at Seafortt
was held at that place at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon.
Jens Hjeldness has gone to Pelican
Rapids, ,Iwhere be has secured posi-
ton as book keeper in Frazee Bros.
mill and elevator.
Mrs. E. z. Freeman of MankatO is
visiting withi her daughter, Mrs. H. P
.Dredge, and will probably remain in
BelvieW for the sumner.
f. r. Shaver and Edwin Tyson, &C.
companied by Mesdames Shaver and
Tyson, drove to Belview on July 18th
to attend the "Farmers' Club' meet.
ing.
| Owing to the rain the auction OF
farming implements, ETC., on the farm
Of Mr.. Rice, north Of town, was very
lightly attended and the sales were
small.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling, stom
ach, kidney and liver troubles. Keeps
you we'll all the year. Rocky Noun
tain Tea taken this month. 35 cents
H. NJ. Hitchcock. 2t.
Otto Goethe returned Saturday even
ing from weeks campaigning in anC
around Redwood Falls, and smiles Sc
renely over his prospects. Fred Hall
berg has been appointed to act as MIR
Goetze's deputy as village recorde
during the campaign.
Charles II. Howard of Redwood Falls
candidate for the Republican nomina
ton for county attorney, was in Bel
view last week, and found many
friends in this village and surrounding
country Those who know MIR. How
ard regard him as one of the best at
torneys in this sectiOn-the kind of
man that the county should have al
it's legal representative.
The hotel at this place has beef
leased to Mrs. III. D. Thorsen of Man
kato, former resident of Belview
The interior of the building is bein!
thoroughly renovated and improved
and when it is reOpened under Mrs
viting as possible. Mrs. Thorsen ha
had some experience in conductln!
hotels, and will undoubtedly make
success of the business at this place
She is now in Mankato packing he
houSeholdlgoods preparatory to ship
ment.
The Independent states that Herman
Kaiser was relieved of over IS Will
coming down on the train from Ring
ling Bros. circus at Watertown. MI
KAISER thinks that the relieving wa
done by two parties. one holding his al
tentiou while the other stole the mon
ey. 1t is also reported that Mrs. r
W. Whyte Of Redwood Falls got O.
the wrong train at Watertown an
was carried some distance on the Bu]
lington before she was returned to Wa
ertown and placed on St Louis trai
for home the next day.
independents: Last week Thursda
afternoon, the people who had not gon
t. the circus were called out by the til
alarm. The fire proved to be nothiu
serious. however, for it was put out b,
fore it got much headway. 1t burne
a hole several feet long and two {
three feet wide in the roof *N* !
O. Gimmestad returned from Tod
county last Thursday night. He ws
accompanied by r. T. Froestad, t
whom be sold $50 acres of Todd count
soil. He reports that Math. Jenser
Lars Abrahamson and Math. Bergset
are building houses and otherwise in
proving their farms. They and the
! families are in the best of health an