The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-23
RELvIEw AND IT'S BORDER.

As
as calves to III. s. Baldwin last Thurs.
day.
Gilbert Blackseth has assumed boss
ship of the section here, succeeding M. ).
Jensen.
The ongregational ladies' aidsociety
will meet with Mrs. G.. Adsit tomorrow
afternoon.
Attorney Waller and Musical Knapp,
Echoites, ''donen the town one day
last week.
The scenery and seating for the vii
lage hall will arrive the latter part of
next week.
For First Mortgage. Investment Sc
curities, call on Gold-Stabeck Land:
and Credit Co. 28-tf.
Belview trounced Vesta to the tune
of 81 to II in game of ball played
here last Sunday.
Painter John Olsen has secured the
contract for the painting of the exterior
of the village hall.
w. r. Pease, first cousin to the Irish
washerwoman, spent few hours in,
town last Saturday.
A. Froelich and Strandjord Bros.
have improved their business fronts
with an awning each.
The carpenters will finish on the in
terror of the hall today, when it will be
given into the hands of the painters,
Mogen & Jaeger.
Base ball next Sunday Belview vs..
Seaforth. A good game is looked for
as both teams have been putting in a
good lot of practice.
The young peoples society will give
a literary and sociable in the basement
of the Lutheran church next Friday
evening. All are invited
Spring time is the time to use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you well all
summer. Great spring life renewer.
25 cents. Hitchcock & Co.
In the neighborhood of four to five
hundred trees and shrubs were planted
in our village on Arbor day, 1902. How
about all you other fellows! Can you
stay?
The contract for the buildingSof the
cement walks to be put in on Main
street was let to the Nelson Sidewalk
Co. of Minneapolis, the work to begin
June 1st
Miss Anna Huss, who has been
spending the past winter at her home
| in ST. Paul, returned here las. Saturday
and will remain with the family of w.
|. HoWes during the summer.
The measuring social at thei iCongre-
gational church last Thursday evening,
was a pronounced success in every par
ticular, and we hope to see many more
of these events in our midst in the fu-
ture. The proceeds amounted to SIG.
The village council has ordered side
walks to be built on School, Mill and
Lake streets, and together with.-th
cement walks to be constructed on
Main street, we are safe in saying that
our village has the best system of walks
of any town in the county of its size.
The Illuminated Illuminators of the
Mysterious Order of Stagsiminus held
their second annual conclave at the
/ lodge hall Monday evening last week.
Stag-at-large, Dr.. A. ]. Simpson, was
| the high conductor of ceremonies, and
conferred the degree on large class of
unborns.
The bond election of last Wednesday
was very gratifying to the s'enthusi-
asts,n the vote canvassing 46 for and
! against. Let's donate the proceeds
of the opening entertainment of the
hall towards the purchase of an tex
i port' ticket to South Africa for that
one vote.
1 A farewell party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. Jensen and family at their
home, Tuesday evening of last week,
by goodly number of their intimate
friends and associates, who during the
evening presented them with a purse of
some S23 as token of the esteem in
which they have been held. The well
wishes of the community go with Mr..
Jensen and family to their new home
in Todd county, and for which they
departed this week.