The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-09
BELyIEw TINE TABLE.
RELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Ole Anderson of Delhi attended to
business matters here last Saturday.
Cashier Wallace of Nesta transacted
business in our city one day last week.
JAS Peterson came over from Sea-
forth and spent a short Sunday with
us.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. G.. Enestvedt to- morrow
afternoon.
Fred. Pease and family visited with
relatives and friends here last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Jensen has been on the sick
list the past week, but is now some
what improved
Rand q Patchen announce their
meat market for sale. 1t is g good
opening for some one.
The village council will receive sealed
bids next Wednesday night fortne out
side painting Of the hall.
G. P. Murphy, Definite, stopped off
here few hours last Saturday on his
return from Jasper Minn.
Chas. Hallberg left for nome in South
Dakota last week, after winters
course in our public schools here.
Rev. A. 0. Aasen has purchased the
J. S. Gunelson residence and lots in
South Belview. Consideration $1,000.
The double passenger service of the
ST. Louis road will be instituted the
Goth inst. All glory to the Maud S. l..
! Several land seekers from Seaforth
passed through town the fore part of
last week en- route to Northern Mime
sofa.
~ Miss Anetta Peterson, who is attend
ing school at Mankato, is spending her
! Easter vacation under the parental
roof.
John Longbottom and X. Dougherty
of Seaforth gave business matters their
attention while here Tuesday of last
week.
VIM. Peterson returned from the
Willmar Seminary last week and is
again hard at work on the good old
farm out SOUTH
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Rev. Johan Olsen and Miss
Matilda Martin. The nuptials will oc-
eur some time in June
After spending week at home, c..
J. Rice left for trip through South
Dakota last week, selling the famous
| Milwaukee Dustless Broom.
Maus & Peters accompanied two cars
of stock to South ST. Paul last week,
the shipment being made by our local
buyers, Rain, Maus & Ellies.
Christ Mardree and Ole Aveboo, who
have been wintering in the pineries, re-
turned the past week and Will labor in
this vicinity the coming season.
A. M. Beardsley of Chicago has pur
chased the And. KatZenberger and Pc
ter Romnes farms south of town, a
$4,000 and $3.50 per acre respectively
''Old Reliablen Halvor T. Helgesor
will sell the Mccormick machines here
the coming season, and we'll no doub
see few cars unloaded when the pro
per time arrives.
The Wallaces and Sherds of Red
wood Falls attended the Ladies' Ait
meeting out at Mrs. A. Fowkes' las
Thursday, and William H being givel
leave of absence. came into town Ion,
enough to shake hands with some o
his many friends here.
F. Pottratz has been appointed vii
lage marshal for the the ensuing year
and is now adorned with double
breasted helmet and six-pound stal
Fred's capabilities are unlimited an,
he will make very efficient officer.
The steel structure across the Mime
sofa, known as the Relyiew bridge, i
/ now completed and we can say for
= that it is one oe the very best pieces q
: work of its kind that we have eve
. seen. The county commissioners me
/. at the site last Saturday and accepts
e the work. The contract for buildin
h the approaches will be let next Mon
day.
: The village council is calling specis
election to be held Wednesday, Apr
18th. for the purpose of issuing th
bonds of the village in the sum {
$500 to pay the Indebtedness now eS
isting and incurred for the erection {
:, our village hall, and for the benefit /,
!, those who may not understand "
would state that both the former ISSUES
i which were voted September and Janr
ary last, have been declared illega
and the only bonds outstanding agains
the village will be those to be vote
next Wednesday. It was through th
instrumentality of our Senator an
# Representative at the recent session {