The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-17
BELvIEw TIME TABLE.
BELv1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

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Miss Amy WATSON has returned from
her studies at the Red Wing seminary
+ G. G. Enestvedt and family visited
with relatives in Renville county Sun
day.
Carl Bergen and family of Renville
county visited with X. K. Bergen and
family last Friday
State Boiler Inspector, Emil Ras-
mussen of Revere, was business caller
here last Thursday.
Fred. Hallberg and wife left Satur-
day evening for visit with relatives
near Watertown, S. d.
Knute Monson and wife have re-
turned from visit with relatives in
the eastern part of the state.
Thor Helgeson and wife and Mrs,
Halvor Tufto left Thursday for Minot,
n. D., to visit with relatives.
The base ball game last Sunday
Belview VS.. Sacred Heart-was a vic
tory for our boys by score of ) to 4.
Mrs. Henry T. Helgeson left Thurs
day for Regina, n. w. T., where her
husband is now engaged in business.
A. o. Gimmestad and wife, together
with B. H. Hegdahl and wife left Fri
day morning for Swift Falls to attend
wedding.
+. A. Leatherman of Springfield is
| vic 70 # II Lei
and is also looking after his farming
interests south of town.
The Misses Ida and Louise Braa-
fiadt left for MankatO Tuesday, to at
tend the grauating exercises at the
normal, returning Thursday evening.
Owing to his removal to Todd coun-
ty John Evans has rendered his resig-
nation as clerk of the school board and
e. G. Enestvedt has been elected to fill
the vacancy.
Rev. a. 0. Aasen and wife left Mon
day morning for Decorah Iowa, to at
tend the general Norwegian synod and
Jubilee festival to be held at that place.
n. H. Sandager returned from Will
mar on Thursday last. He was pres
ent at the commencement exercises of
the Willmar seminary. his son gradu-
ating from that school,
Quite number from here took in
the June carnival at Wood Lake Fri
day and Saturday, and all report a
| nloocont OF corx-oI ~, bx,
the Wood Lake people.
Messrs. George Ehlers, Bert Holvig
and Martin Sandager returned from
their fishing trip to Green Lake Sun
day evening, reporting an excellent
time and plenty of fish.
Benjamin Haagenson and Erick Mil
son left for Aitkin county Thursday.
Mr.. Haagenson will look after his
land interests there, while Mr.. Nilsson
may make an investment.
Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump? Tried laughing
wouldn't work-now take Rocky
Mountain Tea-'twill do the business.
35 cents Hitchcock & Co.
NJ. n. Sandager arrived here Thurs
day morning from Willmar, where he
has deem attending the Willmar bus
mess college. He has completed the
business course of that institution and
graduated last week.
Fred. MuetZel, residing south oil
town, was agreeably surprised on the
occasion of his 63d birthday anniver
sary on June 18th, quite number
from Belview, joining with neighbour
in honoring the occasion.
, Crops continue looking fine in thi
= section. Wheat is stooling out ant
gives every indication of giving
bountiful harvest. while flax, barley
oats, ETC., are looking CORRESPONDENCE
well. Corn has also been making som
good progress during the past few warn
I days.
I The Lutheran Ladies' aid societ
gave very successful social and fai
at the Odeon on Thursday evenin
last. A quilt was auctioned off, bring
I ing $11 from the sale, in addition I
$3.50 realized by the ladies on the qui
l for inserting names in blocks of tt
quilt.
\ Hagbert Evenson returned from h
+ trip to northern Minnesota last Thur
day. He left here some time ago wit
the intention of securing q Homestead
but after looking up the unclaime
homestead land he decided that it W,
not to his liking and preferred to wa
until the government opened mo
land.
l AS predicted in the last issue of til
paper the Independent put in an a.
pearance this week greatly improve
in it's mechanical and news appea
ance. Any newspaper man that ha
pens to know F. g. Tuttle would vel