The Redwood gazette., 1902-09-24
BEL LEW !.
BELy1EH TIME TABLE.
BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.

BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
Miss Minnie Leonard is visiting with
relatives at Wellington.
Miss Ida Martin is attending the
high school at Redwood Falls.
Mesdames Louis Leonard and B.
| Carries were in Redwood Falls during
the early portion of last week,
O. T. Ramsland and wife of Sacred
Heart visited with the family Of j. M
| Thompson during the early portion of
last week.
r. S. Patchin was in St. Paul and
Minneapolis during the early portion
of last week purchasing his stock OF
holiday goods. )
Mrs. Knutson and daughter, who
have been visiting with n fl. San
dagger and family, have returned to
their home in, Springfield.
Mrs. Frank Ellington of Morgan,
who has been visiting with the family
Of Andrew Fowkes for several weeks
past, returned home last Saturday.
In case Otto G. Goetze is elected Reg
lister of deeds on Nov. 4th it is probable
that August Pottratz will succeed him
as assistant cashier of the Bank of Bel
view.
The rain of Friday and Saturday
found shock threshlng practically fin.
ished in this section. Stack threshine
will commence as soon as the weather
permits.
Otto Goetze drove to Redwood Falls
Friday, and from there he drove to
Vesta, where he attended a ratification
meeting, at which the Volstead men
were strictly in evidence.
DR.. Jerome Simpson, who has been
spending the past few months con.
Quoting the furniture store of his
brother at this place, has started out
again as travelling optician.
A baby girl was born to S. Teorey
our new photographer, on Monday o.
last week, and another girl was born te
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Weston, residing
on the Sherd farm, last Saturday morn
! ing.
A. 0. Gimmestad is erecting barr
and making other Improvements or
his farm. recently purchased of O:t
| Nelson, and located in KintiIe town
ship the value of the improvement!
being about $500.
When once liberated within youl
system, it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar tt
feel the pleasures of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Hitch
cock o. co. 35 cents
w. S. Sherd writes from Bottineau
North Dakota, that the recent frosts
did very little damage to the growing
crops in that section. The principa
crop there is flax, which Mr.. SherC
saws, will not e,ual the Minnesota
yield.
Frank Maus has sold his meat mar
ket to George Weigel of Marshall. The
latter is expected to arrive here this
week for the purpose of taking charge
of the same. The market has beer
conducted in the building Of Orrir
Gibbs, and will continue there.
r. Thorsen and Rasmus Froistad
who recently purchased farms in Todo
county, left for that county last Thurs
day. with the view of making i'm
provements. They intend to move
/ their families to that county in tht
spring, and will erect residences this
fall.
1t is all overland we are glad Of 1t
.Belview and kintire cast a combined
vote of over 120 for the Republican
primary ticket, while two years age
the two precincts, then one, cast onl,
about so votes for Lieut.. Gov. Smith
That heavy vote will be polled TO
Gov. VanSant and the rest of the Re
publican ticket in November there can
not be doubt.
! A letter was received here from At
torney General Douglas last Saturday
to the effect that the bonds recent,
voted and issued by the village, il
amount of So 500, for the purpose o
paying for the construction of the vii
lage hall, were valid and legal obliga
tions, and that the State would tax,
them at four per cent. The bonds rur
from ten to fifteen years. The decision i
pleasing to the creditors and the villag
council, as bond purchasers had pre-
viously pronounced the issue illega
and refused to purchase them.
The marriage of Miss Matilda, eldes
daughter of Mrs. John Martin, to Rev
Johan Olsen Of Brandt, South Dakots
was soIemnized at the Lutheran churc