The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-10
BEL VIEW,
RxLv1Ew TINE TABLE.
RELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

DIR. Dredge was at Echo Friday.
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
Otto Goethe at Redwood Saturday.
A game of ball between Belview and
Vesta was scheduled for yesterday.
Miss Fish of Sank Centre, niece of
Henry Fish of this place, is visiting
with the family of the latter.
Prof. G. L. Ehlers, Martin Sandager
and Bert Holvig left Saturday on a
weeks outing at Green Lake, Kandi-
yohi county.
Arness Tomte, farmer residing
north of town, fell dead at his stable
door Friday morning. Heart failure
was the cause.
The magnificent new farm residence
of Matt. Monson of Swedes Forest was
finished Friday, when the painters put
on the last touches.
The creamery directors held a meet
ing Friday and contracted the butter
milk product of the creamery for this
year " Eulll JOuuSOus
The village is renting the gasoline
pumping engine for emptying cellars,
and the machine has been kept busy
during the past week.
The June sun shines on many fair
bride, made doubly lovely by the use
of Rocky Mountain Tea. The brides
best friend. IS cents. Hitchcock & Co.
A. J. Simpson, the optician. drifted
into town last week, on a whirl around
the circle of the towns he visits. Je-
rome reports optical business as being
good.
Mesdames J. M. Thompson, A. F.
Portrait and Otto Goethe visited with
Mrs. Fred Portrait at Morton last Sat
urday afternoon, returning on the even
ing train.
Mrs. Otto Goethe and daughter came
up from Redwood Falls on Friday, and
remained here until Monday morning,
Otto coming up Saturday afternoon
and returning with them.
Editor Roy Tuttle of Seaforth passed
through town Saturday en- route home
from Minneapolis. where he and Mrs.
Tuttle spent several days at the carni-
val. Mrs. Tuttle is visiting at Mankato.
John Evans retired as station agent
here Monday, after IL years of faithful
service, and he will move to his farm
in Todd county in about week. His
place here will be filled by N. J. Berg
'und of Huntington. Iowa, who learned
t.legraahy at this station.
The ball game between Hanley Falls
and Belview, which was scheduled to
take place on the local diamond last
Friday, was not pulled off for the rea-
\ son that the Hanley Falls team failed
to put in appearance, telephoning that
they were shy of players.
School closed last Friday and the in
structors have all left the town. Prof.
Ehlers declined disappointment, he
having decided to accept position in
a bank at Albert Lea, where he will
soon take up his residence. The teach
ers for the ensuing year have not been
i engaged.
i A party in from Swedes Forest Sat-
urday was willing to swear that he saw
two parties answering to the descrip-
ton of the Vesta bank robbers in the
river valley of that township on, Thurs
day afternoon last. He says the two
fellows were walking north. Their
clothing was precisely the same as the
garments said to have been worn by
the robbers.
| Messrs. Ehlers & Hallberg have
closed out the Belview Independent,
the purchaser being Fred G. Tuttle,
formerly Of Echo, who is one of the
best known newspaper men in this
section, The retiring proprietors leave
only friends and well wishers, while il
| is certain that Mr.. Tuttle will make the
| Independent paper worthy of the
town.
The auction sale of the personal eff
fects of the late s. o. Kolin occurred
Saturday afternoon. it being carried or
under the direction of Attorney Winnie
of Sacred Heart. Everything was sold
the articles bringing from five cents W
to several dollars. Glasses aud othe
bar supplies went cheap. The collat
erals went for mere song, A. o. Gin
mestad having collected on about all o
the paper that was of any value.