The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-14
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| BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.
| DR.. 81. p. Dredge made a trip 20
Morgan on Wednesday last.
G. r. Rain returned from trip to
st. Paul and Minneapolis Friday.
| Adolph Froelich returned from a
trip to Minneapolis last Thursday.
w. III. Wallace and wife were up|
from Redwood Falls last Thursday.
Tony Rice, the well-known plasterer,
has been engaged for several jobs in
Redwood Falls.
(. Mrs. III. M. Sandager returned from
| Springfield. where she has been visit
ing for some time, last Monday.
Arne Lyslo and wife have been visit
ing in Minneapolis during the past
week. Mr.. Lysln returned home on
Friday.
Rev. F. r. Snowden of the Congre-
gational church preached at Water
vile Sunday, a minister from Mime
apolis filling his pulpit at this place.
A. F. Pottratz and Mr. Schultz of
Illinois, father of Mrs. Pottratz, are on
tour to North Dakota, looking over
the country with the view of purchas-
ing land.
A. F.. Ellies and wife, and Miss Dora
Ellies were called to Jordan last Thurs
day by telegram announcing the
serious illness of MIR. Ellies' father, who
is 76 years old.
George Peller of Vesta has been en-
gagged to conduct the meat market here
of Frank Maus, John Lichtwarck of
Redwood Falls concluding to accept an
opening at Lamberton.
The stationary engine for pumping
water from the village we'll into the
csterns arrived here last week, and is
expected to be in operation before the
close of the present week.
Emil Schmahl, the Redwood Falls
stock man, shipped car load of cattle
from here to St. Paul, last Friday, the
consignment having been purchased
entirely from s. F. Peterso4.
Miss Christine Peterson, who has
been spending the winter with the
family of l.. P. Dolliff at Minneapolis,
has returned home and will remain
with her brother during the summer.
! 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 35 cents. Hitchcock &
Co.
The town board of Kintire was in
session here last Saturday, auditing
bills of witnesses in the road cases, that
wee on trial before Judge Webber last
week. The bills amounted to quite a
large amount.
A farewell party was rendered 81. NJ 81
Keene on the evening of Nav Sd. AT
the party handsome travelling case
was presented to Mr.. Keene, who ex-
| poets to leave some time this week for
Arlington, S. D., where he will reside
in the future. .~
The Belview base ball team organ
lied last week with ]. NJ. Thompson
as manager and F. Peck as captain.
Suits for the boys have been ordered
and will arrive in the course of a week
or two. The club will play with Vesta
on the local grounds Thursday.
The scenery for the new village hall
has arrived and is being put into posi-
ton. The dedication of the hall will
occur some time in June, the exact
date of which has not yet been an
nounced, The day of the dedication
will be made a gala one by Belview
people.
Hans Peterson arrived here from Rio,
| Wis, on Thursday of last week. Mr.:
Peterson has purchased farm just
across the line in Yellow Medicine
county, and has also purchased the
residence of Burt. Pease in this village.
Mr.. Peterson will reside here, and will
operate his farm from this point.
The last issue of the independent
came out under the new management
of Hallberg & Ehlers, and the first edi-
ton was creditable to the proprietors.
Fred Hallberg and Prof. Ehlers are the
| partners, and the latter will do the
editorial and local work. Both men
are well and favorably known in this
section.
A lecture will be given at the Luth-
eran church next Saturday evening by
Ola John Saervold, who will lecture on
IA Tale from the Land of the Mid
night Sun, !" the lecturer speaking in