The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
BELVEIW.
RELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.


Frank Martin is visiting with friends
at Dawson.
Mrs. Otto Goetze was visiting friends
in Redwood Falls Wednesday.
The residence of r. s. Patchin has
received coat of paint during the past
| week.
G.. G. Enestvedt and family visited
in Redwood Falls for few hours last
Friday.
Mrs. A. F. Pottratz and daughter &C.
companied Mr.. Pottratz to Redwood
Falls last Tuesday.
F. L. Simpson "biked" it to Red
wood Falls last Saturday, where he
transacted business.
Mrs. R. s. Patchin and son have re-
turned from their extended visit with
relatives in Winnebago City.
Fred Jaeger assisted the Dawson
band in furnishing music for the picnic
of old settlers of that county.
Joseph Carr and James Sloan have
returned from Bottineau, where they
are interested in farming lands.
Miss Amanda Hallberg of Stock
holm, South Dakota, is visiting with
her brother and sister at this place.
O. IT. Newhouse of Wabasso stopped
| here for a short time last Wednesday:
taking the train west from this place.
Reports from the wheat fields are to
| the effect that there are some spots that
look decidedly favorable for good
| crop.
Miss Ida Braafadt has returned from
| Linden, where she has been teaching.
She will spend the summer at her
home near this place.
A. J. Simpson, the optician, visited
friends and relatives here during por-
ton of last week, starting out on his
swing around the circle on Thursday.
We offer for sale Minnesota and
North Dakota First Mortgage loans.
For interest rates or other information,
call on Gold, Stabeck Land and Credit
Co. 2S-tf.
Rev. Lyons of Minneapolis, the Con-
gregational missionary, left here Mon
day for Seaforth and Redwood Falls,
attending to church affairs while at
Seaforth.
Peter Mckay left here for st. Paul
Monday for the purpose of attending
the Republican State convention yes
terday, Mr.. Mckay being delegate
from this commissioner district.
The work of stringing the wires for
the new local telephone exchange is
about completed. and the contractor
expects to have all the 'phones sub
scribed for ready Tor use in short time.
Jim Peterson, formerly employed
by q. F. Rain at this place, is slated
for tbs position of agent of the Sleepy
Eye Milling Co., at Rowena, the first
new town east of Wabasso. MIR. Peter
son is now located at Seaforth.
kintires complete delegation attend
ed thel Republican county convention
at Redwood Falls last Tuesday, and in
addition to the delegates Otto Goetze,
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for register of deeds, was also pres
ent.
Quite number from here are tigur-
ing on attending the Ringing Bros
circus at Watertown Oh July 10th. The
st. Louis railroad has made rate of
81 80 for the round trip, and the low
rate will undoubtedly be q big induce
ment to many.
a seven inning game of ball between
the married andIsingle men of Belview
was played on the grounds on Monday
last, and resulted in victory for the
married men by alscore of IL to 8. The
single men are considering the advisa-
billty of sending out challenge to
their opponents for another game
5. f. Peterson, G. G. Felleson. Ben.
Maus, Chas. Bergquist and Ambrose
Fromme have been in Bottjneau coun-
ty, North Dakota, during the past sew
eral days, they having left here with J.
NJ. Thompson, who is agent for the
sale of n largeiquantity of land in that
county. All of the parties expected to
make purchases before returning home