The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
BEI.VIEW.
RELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Michael .Lymington and wife are
visiting with the family Of NJ. Nc
Kowen.
G. j. Rice has gone to Sioux Falls
where he is pushing the sale of his
dustless sweepers.
Dakota, where be took a carload of
horses for selling purposes.
Mrs. Otto Goetze accompanied
friend to Minneapolis last Tuesday, re-
turning to Belview Oh the night train.
DR.. Merrill, State superintendent of
home missionaries, will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Two of the Thompson sisters are Wis
iting in Vesta and two in Renville dur
! ing the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson
Those wishing to make arrangements
for osteopathic treatments, write Drs.
Lowe u Hutohison, Redwood Falls,
MINI. = 5l-4t.
Mrs. e. P. Freeman, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. II. P.
Dredge for some time past, left for
Minneapolis Friday.
The pumping apparatus for the filling
of the cisterns sunk for fire protection
arrived here last week, and will be in
operation this week.
Chris. Olsen of Swedes Forest mar
keted the first barley of the 1902 crop
at this place. 1t was a good quality
and brought the top price.
Halvor It. Helgeson, agent for the
Mccormick Machine Co. at this place,
reports the sale by him of so binders,
mowers and rakes during the season
just closed.
W. B. King, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for county treas
ure, was in Belview last Saturday. dis
tributing his cards and soliciting the
support of the Republican voters.
o. M. Peabody of the Echo Enter
Falls, drove over from Echo last Tues
day. MIR. Volstead was accompanied
from this place to Redwood Falls by A
O. Gimmestad.
B. G. Schueller of Morgan, candidate
for the nomination for sheriff, was in
town last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Schueller has many friends among
the Republicans in this section, who
propose to help him with their votes.
Chris. Olson brought the first new
wheat to town, unloading it at the
Farmers Grain & Fuel Co. elevator.
The wheat was from field that aver
aged 20 bushels per'acre, and the load
sold weighed SO pounds to the measured
bushel.
Very little grain has been threshed
in this section. Chris. Olson was
about the only person who had done
any threshing up to Saturday, many
Of the machines intending to start in
that morning, but they were all de-
layed on account of the rain Friday
evening.
The American Bank Protective Co.,
is putting in a burglar alarm system in
the bank at this place. The system is
similar to the Que placed in the First
National Bank in Redwood Falls, and
makes it absolutely impossible for any
alarm being given
Dividends on stock in the gold min
ing company have actually been de-
clared according to Andrew and Nels
Olson and G. ]. Rice of this place, who
held stock in the American Gold Min
ing Co. The dividends were not large,
but were mighty pleasant to the boys,
who believe that they have a good in
vestment
The directors of the Farmers Eleva'
tor Co. held an annual meeting last
Saturday afternoon and declared the
enormous annual dividend of 80 pei
cent. This is due to the excellent man.
agement of the elevator and the fue
sheds by the company's agent, G. c.
Enestvedt, as well as the stock holder:
standing by their own institution.
The Belview and Seaforth tenni:
: teams played game on the Seafortt
grounds last Friday evening. The
game consisted of two sets, both o
which were won by the Belview team
The first set was won by the score o
six TO two and the second set by :
score of seven to five. Another gam
will probably be played in the nea
future