The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-26
BEL !.
BELvIEw TIME TABLE.
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

). M. thompson transacted business
at the county seat last Saturday.
G. J. Rice is travelling for the dust
less broom company of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Vaughn of the Falls spent few
hours in our busy village Saturday
last.
G. P. Murphy attended to business
matters at Redwood Falls during the
| week.
VIM. O'Connor of Renville was the
guest of J. M. Thompson and family
Hast week.
Vestaites P. H. Jones and Chas
Katzen berger were in town few hours
last week.
Fred. Pottratz combined pleasure
with business at the cities a few days
last week.
Election day, Tuesday, March 18th.
Vote for the enforcement of the dog
collar ordinance.
Merchant Paul Borte of Seaforth
passed through here the past week en-
| route from Minneapolis.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. NJ. Jen-
sen tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Ollie Johnson went to the cities last
week to confer with lawyer in regard
to getting patent on his dial time
book
DR.. Birch will be at Belview March
lst, I'd and Sd, at Vesta March 7th, at
Wabasso March Sth, and at Seaforth
March 9th.
Mrs. II. P. Dredge represented the
Belview Lodge of the Degree of Honor
at the grand lodge meeting held in st.
Paul last week.
A. O. Gimmestad left for the north
ern part of the State last Wednesday
to overlook some recent land sales he
has made there.
A. NJ. Woodward of the Woodward
Grain Com. Co. of Minneapolis, called
on customers and attented to other
business here on Tuesday of last week.
Pottratz Bros. contemplate putting
in plate glass front in their store
building which will be occupied by
Rain & Ellis on and after March 1st.
After ten days visit at home, Miss
Isaacs returned from Albert Lea on
Tuesday of last week and is again at
tending to her duties in the school
room.
Mr.. Volstead, congressional candi-
date in the new Seventh district and
county attorney of Yellow Medicine
Co., called upon political friends here
last Thursday.
For theff first time since her recent
illness Mrs. Christ Olson visited town
the past week, and her many friends
were glad to see and hear that she was
able to be around again.
Quite number from; here attended
the auction at Steve Herraid's, north
of town, last Thursday. Steve expects
to leave for his new home in Northern
Minnesota about the middle of March
RAIN d Maus have contracted tht
agency for the celebrated Empir,
Cream separators in this vicinity, ant
expect to be kept busy supplying tn
demand for the next six months an,
longer. ....s
: Rain & Maus have erected a tempo
: rary platform between the building
: of Pottratz Bros. and B. Simpson, th
e better to enable them to display thei
large line of machinery and farm in
, plements.
, Cashier McRae of the South Sid
State Bank of Minneapolis, and "
H. Gold Of Redwood Falls passe
through here one day of last week e
u route for Vesta and south Redwoo
: county.
= Fred Peck Barber visited at his bom
in Minneapolis few days last weel
When returning he made the mistak
of getting onto the wrong train an
did not find out the error until th
I train reached Jordan.
. The Be1view creamery was sold th
past week to F. w. Chapman of Echo
3 There were three different bids on tn
property, the highest. 81 400, being az
: cepted. Mr.. Chapman will endeavo
to keep the creamery up to its usus
good standard, and we hope to see th
farmers stand by him.
Michael McNally. for severs
years an all round good fellow in thes
parts, and well-known and well like
: by all, has purchased the one-half in
e terest of ]. McKowen, Sr., in the liy
cry business of John T. McKowen an,