The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-21
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

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BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
1: The American Girl cigar-the favor.
ite-at F. L. Peterson's. 29-tf.
/ ]. NJ. Thompson is having IA cyclone
cellar made as place of refuge in the
time of storm.
Send your daughter to Albert Lea
College. She will be well taught and
well taken care of.
/ can save you money on new and
second hand buggies and wagons
2t. ]. A. MCGETRICK.
! The rain continues with unabated
zeal. On Saturday morning the rain
was accompanied by some hail.
w. D. Tibbetts has q number of
draft-and driving horses for sale-the
latter fu single or double purposes.
| ,3R. s.. Patchin took noon tram Tues
day fer. Trueman, Mimi, to see his
brother, who is very low with con-
sumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ellies returned
from Jordan Tuesday. Mr. Ellies is
improving somewhat, but is not yet
out of danger.
Adolph Froelich, who has been in
Minneapolis for medical treatment,
returned Saturday. He has been trou-
bled with his ear.
A. O. Gimmestad, K. x. Bergen and
Nels Hanson left here Monday for
Manitoba, with the view of acquiring
land in the Kings dominions.
Wheat on most farms in this section
stands six inches high, and is in the
pink of condition. Enough rain has
fallen to furnish it with moisture fol-
80 days or more. -s... -
| Albert Gibbs and sons, F. Gibbs and
A. Gibbs and T. Gibbs, accompanied
by Mr.. Rand started last Tuesday for
Green Lake to spend a week or so fish.
ing. We wish them pleasant time.
! Don't waste your money on worth
less limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Get the genuine, made only by the
Madison Medicine co. A great family
remedy only IS cents. Hitchcock &
Go. -,-, -.-. .s--
John Evans left this week for north
ern Minnesota, where he will spend a
couple of weeks. During his absence
the station will be conducted by Mr..
Tumble, who came up Saturday fol
purpose of taking charge Of the same.
J. NJ. Thompson was in Redwood
Falls Saturday, preparatory to his trip
into North Dakota, for which State he
started Monday. With him went Ru.
dolph Hoppenrath and L. Kreft, both
probableiinvestors in the soil of that
State.
Miss Thorn pson came:up from Red
wood Falls last Saturday and spent
Sunday with the family of her brother
Tom Thompson. The latter expects te
leave this week for North Dako
with the view of filing upon som'
homestead land in that State.
G. A. Boalt of G.. A. Boalt & Co. 0
Winona was in Belview last Saturday
attending the council: meeting in tn
evening, at which bids were opened
for the new towing hall bonds. TIL
other bidders for the bonds were 8. a
Keam &iCo. of Chicago and the Tole
do Bond Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
AT the meeting of the council Satur
day evening Fred Hallberg was ap
pointed a justice of peace to succeed J
s. Gunelson, who rendered his resigna
ton on account of having moved from
Belview. Squire Hallberg has since
qualified and entered upon the activ
discharge of the duties of his office.
A letter from ]. s. Gunelson was re
ceiyed here Saturday. He was then a
Stephen, :kittson county, and In tn
letter he stated that owing to the hea
Wy rains very little seeding was done il
that region ,Imost of that land beinl
under water MIR. ,Gunelson expected
to visit several counties in North Da
kota beforer determining upon tina
location.
independents: iThel first gathering
this season of the West organization Q
young people of Swedes Forest las
Sunday evening, at e. Sampson's 3 com
modious residence. proved grand sue
cess, youngi people from far and nea
were present.. and all contributing
their share of good nature, made th
entertainment of the evening exceI
tionally::pleasant and enjoyable.
A number of citizens of Swedes Fol
est gathered at H. Olson's last Satul
day andfindulgedi in celebration G