The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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their seasons supply Office.
Contractor Ollie Johnson made bus
mess trip to Delhi last week.
a. Q. Gimmestad made a business
trip to the county seat last Friday.
Abraham Jensen has been installed
as devil in the sanctum Of Editor 81.
M. Keene.
Mrs. John Evans has been seriously
ill the past week, but is now rapidly
recovering.
Nels H. Sandager is confined to his
home north oftoWn. with severe at
tack of lung fever.
The infant children in the families
of Rev. SnoWden and B. Simpson are.
reported as quite ill.
G. j. Rice tripped over to our neigh
boz city Of Seaforth one day last week,
to take in the sights
It is frumored that Ammund Wiik
will stake a homestead someW here in
the far west in the near future.
j. 3. Flathers of Redwood Falls is
digging a well upon the residence prop
erty of our merchant, g. H. Kravik.
Mr.. Boke, State representative of the
Cary Safe Co. Of Buffalo, succeeded in.
placing All order or two in town last
Wednesday.
Cashier Thompson went cityward
Monday to join the bankers of the
State in an endeavor to oexcommunicate
the, tax bill.
Mrs. r. S. Patchiu and little son
were numbered among the sick ones
the past week, but at present writing
are steadily on the gain.
w. [. HoWes will leave for st. Paul
next week, where he will attend
meeting of the Grand Lodge Of A. O.
U, w. of the State Of Minnesota.
Miss Marion Dredge, who has been
visiting her brother, DR.. FL. P. Dredge
and family for the past week, returned
to her home at Lake Crystal on Satur-
day last.
The Belview Creamery &c. held
melodious adjourned annual meeting
last Saturday, and finished up the
years business by accepting the secre-
tary's report.
Our local lodge room has been great
~ improved in appearance the past
week, Landlord Simpson having given
it new coat of wall paper and brush
ing UP in general.
E.E. Greene Of Minneapolis, in
spected the ins and outs of the Citizens
Elevator at this place during the past
week, and reported Manager Simpson
as having everything in tip-top shape.
Helgeson & Andersen of Delhi have
dissolved partnerfhip, Mr.. Anderson
continuing at the present stand, and it
is said that Henry will go into the bus
iness.of s'enlarging pictures for the
McC Cormick Harvesting Machine Co.
Ali owners of CANNES of this city are
earnestly hoping that the new tax laws
will be passed by the present session,
upon the ground that if their dogs are
taxed for their true value it won't
amount to over seven cents per head.
B. Maus has purchased q one-half
interest in the machine depot of G. F..
Rain, the firm name now being Rain
& Maus We predict prosperous fu-
ture for these two gentlemen, as there
is no question Of their abilily to keep
the wheels moving.
Oscar Goetze, representing the Theo-
pold Mercantile Co. of Fairbault, and a
cousin of O. G. Goethe of this place,
stopped off between trains last Thurs
day. Oscar is widely known as 'Bill
Dugan,' brand of cigar he carries and
the sale of which he makes speciality.
G.. W. Hill. speaker of great re-
nown, will give series Of lectures in
the Congregational church at this
place on the nights of Feb. 18th and
26th A cordial invitation liz extended
to participate in two of the ablest
lectures which have ever been given
here.
Horse Strayed.