The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-01-29
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sELvIEw TIME TABLE.
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

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/ Miss Anna Berger is reported quite.
i'll with lung fever.
Albert Mack is confined to his bed at
his parents home south of town.
Ram & McKoWen shipped a carload
of stock to st. Paul on yesterday q
freight.
Shovels and brooms were the only
| prominent tools in use here Monday
morning.
DR.. H. straightof Wisconsin Wis.
tied with the family of Fl. Adsit dur
| ing the past week.
+. Gunder Peterson, who has been in
northern Minnesota during the past
month, has returned home
The sidewalk leading to the new
town hall was completed last week,
and is ute an improvement.
/ D. %. Schooley of Delhi has secured
the services of Frank Yaeger of this.
place for his Delhi harness shop.
! A. O. Gimmestad has purchased the.
/ farm of8Nels Hanson, in SWedes For
est township, paying 81 ,251 for the 100
acres
/ C.P. Murphy attended to business
matters in the twin cities during the.
past week and also visited at his old
home in. Wisconsin.
The atmospheric conditions Of last
Sunday reminded a person a great deal
Eof some of this worlds great(?l human
/ ity. 1t was all wind.
Some say we will and some SAY we
wont have six weeks of zero weather
without a break 1t would not ybe the
first time either way
| The annual meeting of the BelyieW
cooperative creamery association was
held here Monday last with quite a
large number in attendance.
A Ialge number of books have been
added to the village library during the
past week. They have all been labeled
and are now ready for circulation
! A Mckinley memorial service was
held in the Congregational church
Sunday evening. A collection was
taken for the Mckinley memorial
fund.
| Red is a danger signal on the rail
road, on fellows nose and on a wom-
ants face Men andSWomen take Rocky
Mountain Tea and get genuine rosy
cheeks. Soc. Hitchcock q Co.
Rumor has it that And. Herald of
Waverly, S. D., is to take charge of tie
: section here, upon the removal of the
present Incumbent, Mr.. Jensen, to. his
northern farm home the coming spring.
: Andrew Peterson had two toes of one
! of his feet badly injured, the bones
: having been broken, while handling a
piece. of ice recently. The ice slipped
I and fell onto the foot with the above
results.
Andrew Davidson, Jr., grain buyer
at Hazel Run, who had the misfortune
q of breaking one of bis legs just before
: the holidays, came in on Saturdays
8 train and will recuperate at home fol
a few weeks.
Mckinley memorial services were
!. held at the Congregational church Sun
!, day evening, Rev. Snowden delivering
q very touching sermon upon the boy
: hood and manhood of our late Presi
dent, and the choir rendering a few
appropriate selections.
t he stoves of the village hall hay'
arrived and Contractor johnson will
have the plastering completed as sool
as the weather will allow. The grane
lopening will occur sometime abou
. March 1st to 10Th, and it is going to b
: a red letter day for Belview.
Murphy has sixa,s.Wyandottes report
ling from seven to nine eggs per day
f Goethe is the owner of SO puliets ant
e got one goose egg to date, not to men
: ton two or three dozens hens eggs b,
a is receiving daily. Place your order
e for spring matches at once in order t,
insure proInptness.
J, The first January storm for this yea
. put IA an appearance last FRIDAY morn
ing, when light fall ofsnow was KEEP
! hustling through the air by north
west wind. The thermometer took
sudden drop to the zero mark, but not
! Withstanding this the day was not
: very disagreeable one.
J. NJ Thompson was in North Dake
CI ia last weak having With him soUnra
gentlemen who went to inspect tn
lands in Nelson county, North Dakota
with the view of purchasing. Th
party joined other parties made up b
the Gold Stabeck interests of this coun
ty during the past week or 36Wo.
The State Bank Of BelvieW com
mences business Saturday next, Feb
i, succeeding the Bank of BeIview
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