The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-05
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BELvIEW TIME TABLE
RELVIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

lIe Ladles,# AID society will meet
with Mrs: B. Simpson tomorrow after
noon
Mrs. F. G. schoenfelder and children.
will return to their home at Yelling
ton next Friday.
Mrs. r. G. sSchoenfelder's infant child
was baptized at the Lutheran church
last Sunday.
4. k. Bergan has made the purchase
of the Ole Bake farm, north Of town,
at $500 per acre.
Miss Marion Dredge of Lake Crystal,
this state, is paying a avisit with the
family of our genial Doctor.
J. D. Wallace, father of our ex-towns-
men VIM. II. and Lew Wallace, spent
few hours in our city on Saturday
morning.
Our esteemed neighbor, T. ]. Sloan
tarried few hours in town Saturday
and reported Seaforth as keeping up
its usual good gait.
The young Americans of our public
school sWelled the Mckinley Monu-
ment Fund four dollars and seventy
five cents at the Memorial exercises
given last Wednesday,.
0. P. Mogan has severed his services
with Holyik and Monson, Mr.. Monson
Of the firm being now enabled to give
his business his entire time.
Miss Anna Evans will depart for
foreign millinery markets within the
next few weeks, to make her spring
purchase of women's haberdashery.
Lincoln services will be held at the
Congregational church next Sunday,
and large attendance is expected out
at both morning and evening exercises.
Pottratz Bros have put in the very
best line of GOOD cigars that has ever
struck town, and our johnny smokers
are carrying a buoyant smile as con
sequence.
Tina, the tWo-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Aibee, passed away
from the effects of whooping cough and
was buried at the Lutheran cemetery
on Saturday last.
| AT the village council meeting held
last Saturday evening, the bid of Kane
u co. OF Minneapolis for the $500 vii
]age hall bonds proved to be winner,
aud was accepted.
j. H. Goetze, representing the North
/ Western Casket Co. of Minneapolis,
and cousin of Asst Cashier Goethe,
called on his customers and relatives
here last Wednesday.
/ Ollie Johnson is having Dial Time
Book copyrighted at Washington, and
when he gets it through the printers
hands Olieis going to have something
better than contracting. You'll know
it, too, When you see it.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
P. Murphy will be pleased to learn that
Mrs Murphy is getting along as we'll az
can be expected, and will soon be able
/ to get around with the aid ofcrutches,
and in time, without them.
John Peters, butter maker pro tenn,
is making his Delhi trips VIA the All
Line; at least it was so one day last
| week, and he would undoubtedly be
going through the air yet, only be
stopped up agin telegraph pole.
w. H. Gold and VIM. III. Wallace OF
Redwood Falls were here Saturday and
perfected the transfer of the Bank OF
Beiview to the State Bank OF Belview.
all of the directors of the new bank
/ being in attendance at the meeting, and
they begin business in an extraordi-
nary strong condition.
O. p. Murphy, O.. Goetze and Editor
keene took to Delhi on Tuesday Is
passenger, returning in the afternoon
of the same day. They went thither
as attentive listeners at the annual
meeting of the Delhi Creamery asso-
citation, and report same as having
| been interesting and harmonious.
| O. T. Ramsland and Sam Iverson,
the latter brother of Mrs. Nj. Thomp-
son and living at Madison, this state,
drove In from Sacred Heart Tuesday
noon, 0. I. driving back later in the
day. Mr.. Iverson will visit here some
days. having just returned from a
pleasant sojourn with relatives in Wis
consin.
Gunder Peterson has transferred 24O
acres of Todd county soil to J. s. Gun
elson. receiving in payment therefor
the latter's residence and lots stu
ated in Jones' second addition TO the
village of Belv1ew. No doubt Jens
will Immediately arrange plans for the
construction of new ard commodious
home as well, we'd better not
say it at this time.